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'''Lingua Sanscrita'''<ref>{{Lassen}} pp. 31–36, al.</ref> ([[Devanagari]] संस्कृतम् ''saṃskṛtam'') est [[linguae Indoeuropaeae|lingua Indoeuropaea]] familiae [[linguae Indoiranicae|Indoiranicae]]<ref>{{Cite book|last=Woodard|first=Roger D.|title=The Ancient Languages of Asia and the Americas|publisher=SUNY Buffalo|year=2008|isbn=9780521684941|location=|pages=1}}</ref> divisionis [[Linguae Indicae|Indicae]] sive Indoaryanae antiquissima; hodierni enim [[sermo]]nes [[lingua Indoiranica|Indoiranici]], inter quos [[lingua Hindica|Hindicus]] et [[lingua Bengalica|Bengalicus]], e Sanscrita oriuntur. Maximi momenti in [[historia]] [[Historia Indiae|subcontinentis Indicae antiquae]] est, quae [[lingua]] abhinc annorum 3500 coepit,<ref>Murray 2007: v–vi, 1–18, 31–32, 115–116.</ref><ref>Coward 1990: 3–12, 36–47, 111–112.</ref> ut primaria [[Hinduismus|Hinduismi]] [[lingua sacra]] et praestans plurimorum operum [[philosophia Hinduica|philosophiae Hinduicae]] lingua ac nonnullorum praecipuorum [[Buddhismus|Buddhismi]] et [[Iainismus|Iainismi]] [[textus|textuum]] esset. Per multas [[variatio]]nes et [[dialectos]] [[lingua franca]] [[India]]e [[antiquitas|antiquae]] et [[medium aevum|mediaevalis]] erat.<ref>Keown et Prebish 2013: 15.</ref><ref>Deshpande 2011: 218–220.</ref><ref>Ruppel 2017: 1–2, 102–104.</ref> Primo [[millennium|millennio]] ineunte, cum Buddhismo et Hinduismo, ad [[Asia Meridio-Orientalis|Asiam Meridio-Orientalem]],<ref>Majumdar 1974: 1–4.</ref> [[Asia Orientalis|Asiam Orientalem]],<ref name="OrzechSørensen2011">{{cite book|author1=Charles Orzech|author2=Henrik Sørensen|author3=Richard Payne|title=Esoteric Buddhism and the Tantras in East Asia|url= https://books.google.com/books?id=F0XNX3N1a2AC&pg=PA985 |year=2011| publisher=BRILL Academic | isbn=978-90-04-18491-6|pages =985–996}}; {{cite book|author=Upendra Thakur|title=India and Japan, a Study in Interaction During 5th Cent.-14th Cent. A.D.|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=8mLKzeLApVIC |year=1992|publisher=Abhinav Publications|isbn=978-81-7017-289-5|pages=53–61}}.</ref> et [[Asia Media|Asiam Mediam]]<ref>Banerji 1989: 595–96.</ref> [[migratio|migravit]], et deinde lingua [[cultura alta|culturae altae]] [[rex|regumque]] locorum in his [[regio]]nibus facta est.<ref>Howard 2012: 21.</ref><ref>Pollock 2009: 14.</ref>

 

Haec [[lingua]], etiamnunc a nonnullis adhibita, una est e duabus et viginti [[sermo]]nibus Indiae [[Index linguarum sollemnium Indiae|schedulo]] enumeratis, unaque ex quattuor inguarum classicarum hucusque a gubernatione Indica laureatarum. E [[scriptor]]ibus [[litterae Sanscritae|litterarum Sanscritarum]] enumerari merent poëta [[Kalidasa|Kālidāsa]] et [[grammatica|grammaticus]] [[Panini|Pāṇini]]; sed opera maxima nominibus auctorum incertis et fortasse fictis traduntur, exempli gratia [[carmen|carmina]] epica ''[[Mahabharata|Mahābhārata]]'' et ''[[Ramayana|Rāmāyaṇa]],'' necnon collectanea lyrica antiquissima ''[[Rigveda|Ṛgveda]]'', ''[[Samaveda|Sāmaveda]]'', ''[[Yajurveda]],'' et ''[[Atharvaveda]]''.