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Sanskrit language used in the Vedas. Each Veda has a
pratishakhya for each school. Many
pratishakhyas have
survived into the
modern age, and,
according to...
- are
separate Pratishakhyas for each Veda. They
complement the
books called Shiksha written by
various authorities.
Several Pratishakhyas have survived...
- preserved: The
texts of only two out of five
shakhas mentioned by the
Rigveda Pratishakhya have survived. The late (15th or 16th century) Shri Guru
Charitra even...
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Upanishads as part of the text, with Shrautasutras,
Grhyasutras and
Pratishakhya attached to the text. In
Shukla Yajurveda, the text
organization is same...
- The
Pratishakhyas are
among the
earlier texts of Shiksha. Pratiśākhya
literally means "
belonging to each śākhā". In the
Rigveda the
Pratishakhya available...
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certain texts, ****atri is
called the "Mother of the Vedas" (Taittiriya
Pratishakhya 17.308d–309a),
while Savitri is also
described as "the
mother of the...
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Shaunaka edition, as are a
supplement of
Atharvan Prayascitthas, two
Pratishakhyas, and a
collection of Parisisthas. For the
Paippalada edition of Atharvaveda...
- Vaiśeṣika Sūtra (Book on Atomism)
Kashyapa Samhhita (Book on Medicine)
Pratishakhyas Gr****:
Sappho Ibycus Alcaeus of
Mytilene Aesop's
Fables Akkadian: The...
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phonemic sections of the
Tolkappiyam shows considerable influence of
Vedic Pratishakhyas,
while its
rules for
nominal compounds follow those in Patanjali's Mahābhāṣya...
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texts that
study the
principles and
structure of sound, such as the
Pratishakhyas. Some of the
significant rules are:
Metre is a
veritable ship, for those...
