Sanskrit Manuscripts : Pārāśarīśikṣa

Parāśara

Sanskrit Manuscripts

<p style='text-align: justify;'> The <i>Pārāśarīśikṣā</i> is a <i>śikṣā</i> ("Teaching [on Pronunciation]") allegedly belonging to the <i>pārāśara</i> school of the White <i>Yajurveda</i>. It is included in the field of knowledge known as <i>vedalakṣaṇa</i>. Since it provides a list of the major <i>śikṣā</i>s belonging to the White <i>Yajurveda</i>, its actual composition is presumably quite late. The last stanza recorded in the present manuscript corrisponds to stanza 156 of the printed edition (1889-93; in 160 stanzas). This manuscript has probably been written by the same scribe of <a target='_blank' class='externalLink' href='/view/MS-ADD-01937/1'>Add.1937</a>. </p>

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