Crossword-Solution: PANINI 6 letters, 41 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

But the modern artist strenuously upheld the originality of his own picture, as well as the stainless purity its subject, and chose to call it--and was laughed at for his pains--“Innocence, dying of a Blood-stain!” “Your picture, Signore Panini, does you credit,” remarked the picture dealer, who had bought it of the young man for fifteen scudi, and afterwards sold it for ten times the sum; “but it would be worth a better price if you had given it a more intelligible title.

Thus in India, according to MAX MULLER, the entire text and glosses of PANINI'S Sanskrit grammar were handed down orally for 350 years before being committed to writing.

Four will do capitally.” “That's all right And now I 'll just step down to Panini myself, and give him a hint about some Burgundy he has got in the cellar.” Like most men yielding to necessity, Heathcote felt discontented and irritated, and no sooner was he alone than he began to regret his having accepted the invitation.

His first great work was an edition of Panini's _Acht Bücher grammatischer Regeln_ (Bonn, 1839-1840), which was in reality a criticism of Franz Bopp's philological methods.

Panini, whom Max Muller called the greatest grammarian the world has ever seen, lived in the middle of this millennium, and by resolving Sanskrit to its simple roots, paved the way for the Science of Languages.