On the Aindra School of Sanskrit Grammarians, their Place in the Sanskrit and Subordinate Literatures c8.88

c8.88

In general, the result of a collation of the two recensions of the Ādiparvan is, that the Nāgarī recension has about ten per cent more çlokas than the S. recension; these çlokas generally form passages wanting in the last. Of the rest of the text, a considerable portion (numerous vv. ll. apart) is the same in both; the rest of the text presents çlokas found in the Dev. recension, but with many vv. ll. and in a totally different order. The short chapters agree generally in both recensions.