भारतीय साम्राज्य. [ भाग केल्यानें वाचकांच्या लक्षांत पूर्णपणें येईल. परंतु वास्तविक मागील पृष्टावरून पुढे चालं. acquainted with the commentary of Sáyana as far as the first Ashtaka; and when he wrote these lines, he may perhaps have known its continuation up to a portion of the third Ashtaka-in other words, no more than a third of Sàyana's whole commentary on the Rigveda; and yet he ventures to speak of the whole commentary of Sayana, and to say that he can do what Sáyana was unable to perform? But we almost forget that the words of Professor Roth are by no means restricted to the Rigveda commentary alone; it embraces the commentaries to all the Samhitàs." *** And yet he has the courage to pass this sweeping condemnation on all these gigantic labours of the Hindu mind, while ignorant of all but the merest fraction of them?" ** "I will merely here state that I know of no work which has come before the public with such un- measured pretensions of scholarship and critical ingenuity as this Worterbuch, and which has, at the same time, laid itself open to such serious re- proaches of the profoundest grammatical ignor- ance." "*** "Or to speak in plain prose, I shall prove to Professor Roth by means of those same authorities which I have so often impressed on the readers' mind, that his Dictionary has created many mean- ings without the slightest regard to the grammati- cal properties of the word, and, in consequence, that पुढे चालू
