A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature, so far as it illustrates the Primitive Religion of the Brahmans c8.s3.14

c8.s3.14

² Besides the MS. of the E. I. H., and collations of some of the MSS. at Berlin, I have used the printed edition of the Charaṇavyûha in Râdhakânta's Sanskrit Encyclopædia. The MSS. differ so much that it would be hazardous to correct the one by the other. They probably represent different versions of the same text. The name of the author varies likewise. Sometimes he is called Śaunaka, sometimes Kâtyâyana, and in Râdhakânta's edition, Vyâsa. The last is, perhaps, meant for the same whom we found mentioned before as the author of a Commentary on Patañjali's Yoga. The text has since been published by Prof. Weber.