The Critical, Comparative, and Hisorical Method of Inquiry, as Applied to Sanskrit Scholarship and P

This scholarly work, first published in 1893, provides a detailed examination of the methods used in Sanskrit scholarship. Bhandarkar draws on his extensive knowledge of the language and its literature to offer a comprehensive overview of the field. Students and scholars of Sanskrit will find this book an invaluable resource for understanding the critical and comparative methods used in the study of this ancient language.

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