83 literature of Tamii has preserved an independent tradition which is, atheast 2000 years old.” —Dr. S. K. Chatterji in ‘Languages and Literatures of Modern India’ (1963)—p. 307. 2. (a) Tol.-397-1, (b) & (c) Ibid-401, i. (d) Muliai–35. (e) Kali-25: 1-2. (f) Silambu-15-58. (g) Maui-5-40. (h) Ibid-13-73. (1) Vālmiki Ramāyaņa–V: V. 17. (2) Patañjali Mahābhãsya on Pãnini Sũtra 1.1.1. (3) “The Term Sanskrit occurs first in Pānini's Astädyāyi. It also occurs in the earliest epic, the Ramayana’—A short History of Sanskrit literature—H. R. Agarwal, p.8 (1963). (4) It is said that Pāinini did not use it in the sense of Sanskrit language. 4.—6. (a) Silambu-26-185, 27-5. (b) Ibid 10-58. (c) Ibid 23–Katturai– 15, 25-171, 29-1-8. Pattinam- 189; Silambu 8-19, Silambu 4-38, 8-19. Puram–33: 7, 215: 6. 10. Siłambu–20: 3i. 11. Puram 215:6; Silambu 20: 31. 12. Silambu 4: 22, 26: 169. 13. Akam-209: 3, Silambu-17, Ulvarivalttu-2, Silambu XXV: 79, 93. 14. (1) Akam---36: 6; 138: 7; Aiñkuru: 54: 1; Pattinam: 217; Silambu: 13: 9, 18; 19:20; 20:32, 78; 29: Vañchiņamāli Sol; Seńkuțțuvaruku Kaņņaki Ka uļ Nalam Kättiyatu. - (2) Porkaippändiyan in the story in Silambu. Silambu: Kațțurai Kātai also.
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