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The 76 pages that link to Sanskrit, each with the reason it gives.

• DhyanaNarrower topic: Dhyana is the Sanskrit form whose translations shaped several contemplative traditions.

• ArthashastraNarrower topic: The treatise's language connects its vocabulary and composition to Sanskrit intellectual traditions.

• KalidasaNarrower topic: Kalidasa composed in the literary language that gives his works their distinctive poetic texture.

• Natya ShastraNarrower topic: The treatise’s technical vocabulary and verses are composed in this classical language.

• SamavedaNarrower topic: The Samaveda's verses and ritual terminology are composed in Vedic Sanskrit.

• ValmikiNarrower topic: The Ramayana attributed to Valmiki is composed in Sanskrit.

• Max MüllerNarrower topic: Müller’s most consequential textual work depended on his study of Sanskrit.

• Sanskrit manuscriptNarrower topic: The manuscripts preserve works composed in this language.

• Tirumalai KrishnamacharyaNarrower topic: Krishnamacharya's scholarship and teaching drew on Sanskrit texts and learned traditions.

• K. Pattabhi JoisNarrower topic: Jois taught yoga terminology and philosophy within a Sanskritic tradition.

• BhavabhutiNarrower topic: Bhavabhuti composed his dramas in this language.

• Historical Vedic religionNarrower topic: Vedic Sanskrit belongs to the early history of the language and preserves evidence of Indo-Aryan culture.