The History of Indian Literature c9.186

c9.186

²⁵⁵ In the passage in question (vi. 7. 37) ought we not to read *Lámakáyana?* This is the name of a teacher who is several times mentioned in the Sáma-Sútras; see *I. St.*, iv. 384, 373.—The apparent mention of Buddha in i. 2. 33 (*buddha-śástrát*) is only apparent: here the word 'buddha' has nothing whatever to do with the name 'Buddha.'—To the above names must, however, be added Kárshṇájini (iv. 3. 17, vi. 7. 35) and Kámukáyana (xi. 1. 51); the former of these is found also in Kátyáyana and in the Vedánta-Sútra, the latter only in the *gaṇa* 'Naḍa.'