The History of Indian Literature c8.299

c8.299

† [Vináyaka designates his Kau-shítaki-Bráhmaṇa-Bháshya as *Mádhyamdina-Kauthumánugam*; but does he not here mean the two schools so called (Mádhy. and Kauth.)? They appear, in like manner, side by side in an inscription published by Hall, *Journal Am. Or. Soc.*, vi. 539.] In the *Káśiká* (to Páṇ. vii. 1. 94) a grammarian, Mádhyamdini, is mentioned as a pupil of Vyághrapád (*Vyághrapadám varishṭhaḥ*); see Böhtlingk, *Páṇini*, Introd., p. 1. On this it is to be remarked, that in the Bráhmaṇa two Vaiyághrapadyas and one Vaiyághrapadíputra are mentioned.