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important work that

iastitation is research in

is

being

Vedic interpretation.

opportunity to go through the papers

am

contained

conducted
I

prepared

had
so

highly delighted by the standard of performance

there

in.

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is

useful

and detailed sup-

pliment to

Yaska's Niruktha

tion to say that

it

and

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even excels the latter

Vijayawada >
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O5 ^) Ch

Markandeya Sastry,

The Hari brothers have boldly under taken


tic task

of vindicating the ancient

positions

this

gigan-

vedic etymologies and

with a conviction and they richly deserve the honour

and glory of being the authours of such

work as

this.

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title

Egypti.n Dynasty; it rneous offspring of the


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by

Sri

Indiaa

Literature.

No.

19. )

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12.

Saaskrit

K. Chandrasekharam, V.H. Subrahmanya

(The Theory -of the

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S. Radhakrishaan-Iadian

2.

AA,

3.

Maxmalier.History of Vedic Literature.

Philosophy, Vol.

Macdoaeil-History of Sanskrit Literature.

IX

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50

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Rigvcda

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not he supposed that, because there are


several translations of the Rigveda in English,
French and Uerman, therefore all that the veda
it

can teach us has

been learned.
Far from it.
Every one of these translations has been put for-

ward

as tentative only,

I, myself, though during


have given translations of
a number of the more important hymns, have

the last thirty years

ventured to publish a specimen what I


think a translation of the V/da ought to be;

only

and that translation


only,

fills

---

a whole volume.

of twelve

hymns
We are still on

the mere surlace of the Vedic Literature,"

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81

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being mainly concerned


sacrifice,

Brahmanas has shown that,

with speculation on the nature

they were already far

removed from

the composers of the Vedic hymns,

the

and contain

spirit

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of

little

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of throwing light

hymns.

They only give occasional explanations of the sense


and these explanations are often very fanci-

on

the original sense of those

of the Mantras

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ful.

**

A. A. Macdonell, Bhandarkar Commernqfation

Volume-*Poona 1917

xxxxxv
"With the

exception

of

the occasional legends

and

striking thoughts which occur in them,


they cannot be said
to be at all atractive as literary
To support
productions.
their explanations of the ceremonial,
iaterweave
exege they

and etymological observations,


and introtical,
linguistic,
duce myths and philosophical speculations in confirmation of
their cosmogomic and
They form an
theosophic theories.
full of saceraggregate of shallow and pedantic discussions,
dotal conceits, and fanciful, or even absurd identifications,
such as

is

doubtless unparalleled anywhere else"

A. A. Macdonell, History of Sanskrit Literature. PP. 32.

"The Brahmanas represent no doubt


ing phase in the history of the Indian

mind,

most interestbut judged by

they are most disappointNo


one
would
at so early a period,
have
that
ing.
supposed
and in so primitive a state of society, there could have risen
as literary

themselves,

up a

literature

can

hardly

which

productions,

pedantry and downright absurdity


matched atiy where.
There is no lack of

be

striking thoughts,

for

and curious traditions


only like the

of sound reasoning,
But these are
collections.

of bold expressions,
in

these

fragments of a

'Torso' like

gems set
general charecter of these works is
precious

brass and lead.


The
marked by shallow and insipid grandiloquence, by priestly
conceits and antiquarian pedantfy.
It
is
riiost important to
the historian that he should know how soon th6 fresh and

healthy growth

and

superstition.

of a nation can be
It is

blighted by preistoraft
most important that we should know

that nations are liable to

well as in their

dotage.

these

epidemics in their youth as


These works deserve to be studied

as the physician studies the

twaddle of idiots and the raving

ofmadcaen."
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P,P. 389 (See Introduction

to Veclic

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