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We have obtained a fairly complete picture of what the BP means according to Nāgeśa. To this he adds a few restrictions, which will be studied in this chapter. These restrictions are two in number. The BP, so Nāgeśa tells us, cannot be used in the last three chapters of Pānṣini’s grammar (i.e., in the Tripādī), nor in P. 6.4.22-175, the so-called Ābhīya section.
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Not only Kielhorn. Jayadeva Miśra says in his commentary Vijayā (p. 212, ll. 7–9): ābhīye antarange ābhīyasya bahiranṅgasya samānāśrayasyeti/iyamṣ panṅktir na samīcīnatayā yojayitumṣśakyate /.
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Bronkhorst, J. (1986). Restrictions on the Use of the BP. In: Tradition and Argument in Classical Indian Linguistics. Studies of Classical India, vol 6. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5394-9_4
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