Guest guest Posted March 7, 2005 Report Share Posted March 7, 2005 Dear Madhav, I have heard of this verse as coming from Hara-datta, which fits the fact that Hara-datta does write such verses in the Pada-ma;njarii (eva.m praka.tito 'smaabhir bhaa.sye paricaya.h para.h / tasya ni.h;se.sato manye pratipattaapi durlabha.h // would be an example). However, I need to check the PM text carefully to be certain. a.a. On 3/7/05 4:01 AM, "deshpandem" <mmdesh wrote: > > > Dear Indologists, > > There is a commonly cited verse in the Sanskrit grammatical > literature: > > Ner aNAv iti sUtrArthaM bhagavAn vetti pANiniH / > ahaM ca bhASyakAraz ca vRttikRd vetti vA na vA // > > K.V. Abhyankar in the Introduction volume to his father's Marathi > translation of the mahAbhASya (p. 20, bhUmikA by V. Abhyankar) > suggests that this is Pandita JagannAtha's verse, rejecting Bhattoji > Diksita. On the other hand, during my recent visit to Pondichery, I > heard Prof. S.D. Joshi say that this is Bhattoji's own claim, though > he could not remember the source. If anyone knows the source, please > let me know. Best wishes, > > Madhav Deshpande > Links > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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