Ktyyana and Patanjali

In this landmark work of Indology, Franz Kielhorn explores the relationship between the grammatical traditions of Kâtyâyana, Patañjali, and Pânini. Drawing on a wealth of textual sources and linguistic analysis, Kielhorn elucidates the fundamental principles of Sanskrit grammar and sheds light on the intellectual history of ancient India.

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