Lectures on the Science of Language

by F. Max Müller

Grammar, the criterion of relationship in almost all languages, [85].

English grammar unmistakably of Teutonic origin, [85].

no trace of grammar in ancient Chinese, [86].

early achievements of the Brahmans in grammar, [88].

and the Greeks, [89].

origin of grammar, [90].

causes of the earnestness with which Greek grammar was taken up at Rome, [108].

the Hindú science of grammar, [116].

origin and history of Sanskrit grammar, [116].

origin of grammatical forms, [120].