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by FlyingSnake
13 days ago
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Comparing Sanskrit to the status of Latin in 17th CE is bit disingenuous and a sign of presentism. Sanskrit enjoyed scholarship since 6th BCE and it was prevalent and commonly used for more than a millennia after that. The various inscriptions found across the subcontinent, and meant for common people are in Sanskrit which disproves this idea that it was not widely used. |
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