Vedic Hymns, Part I — SBE Vol. 32 (trans. F. Max Müller, 1891)

Open to allEdited by F. Max Müller; translated by Müller, Legge, Bühler, West, Darmesteter, Palmer, Telang, Thibaut, Jolly, Rhys Davids, Oldenberg, Jacobi, Bloomfield and others504 segments · 169 pp
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The translator’s English as printed (F. Max Müller). The original-language text is not held; names are romanised as the translator printed them.

.
55, 6.
56,3. .
56,6. .
56, 8 (s)
56, 13
56,16 .
56,19 .
56,31 .
58,2. .
60,32. .
60,4. .-
60,6. .

60, 9 seq.

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80

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217
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230
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271
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197
Ixxiv
223
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146

p. 536

VEDIC HYMNS.

VII, 60, 12
62, 3.
66,2.
69,1.
69, 5.
70,2.
71,1.
759 5+
75,6.
76,2.
77,1.
78, 4.
79) 4-
82,4.
82,5.
83,2.
83,6.
86,5.
86, 6.
86, 8.
87,1. .
87,7. .
gi and 9
93,7.
94,2. .
95,1-2.
95,2.
96, 4.
97, 6.
100, 2
104
10

Vill, 1,5.
1,12
1,13
1,18
1, 21
3,8.
2,14
3,5-
3, 23
4,9-
5,9.
5, 20
5, 21
5) 23
5) 25
5) 35
6, 14
6, 39
6, 40
7,2.
7) 46
7,14
7, 20

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40

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Ixv seq.
34

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p. 40

164
267
269
256
66, 267
191
223
238, 259
Ixviii seq.
258
303

p. 60

58, 61
114

p. 17

220
Ixix

p. 88

267
239
215

p. 49

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ci

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192
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p. 85

VIII,7,22 .
7,23 =-
7) 27
7, 28
7) 31
7 33
8,4.
8,7.
10, 6
12,14.
12,16.
12,37.
13,6
13,01.
13,17

17, 6
18, 6-7
18, 8
18,9
19, 6
19,14.
19,35.
19, 31.
19, 33.
20, 3
20,5
20,7
20, 8
20,10.
20,11.
20, 23 .
ar,18 .
22,4
22,6 .
22,16.
23, 3
25,35 5

25,5 seq..

25,16.
26,3
26,13.
29, 1
29,5
32,6
33, 8
34,17 .
395 4
49,9
42,1.
43, 8
43,33 -
44,18.
44, 23 «
45) 37 -

13, 31-33.

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102
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LIST OF IMPORTANT PASSAGES.

p. 537

VIII, 45,35 -
46,14.
46, 23.
46,25.

47,7
48,2
48, 4
48,9

49-59 -

50, 2
51, 3
51,7
52,7

§2,10.

55) 3

55) 5
60, 4

61, 3
61, 4

61,18 .

63,7

63,10.

64, 2

64,11.

65, 5
66, 4
67

68, 1

68,18 .
71,14.
71,15.

72,6
72, 8

72, 18 :
73,13.

75,9

78,10.

79,7
82,4
84,1
88,1
99, 3
9°, 5
91,3
93,7

93,16.

94,1
94,9
96,5

96,14.

97,5
98, 3
99, 6

67, 11 :
67,14.

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268
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xlvi seqq.
l,au11
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267
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VII,

1X,

100, 2
100, 103; II
100, 12
Iol, 15
103, 7
103, 8
11,3.
19,2.
21,4.
34,3
50,1.
53,1 -
61, 12
62, 24
63, Io
65, 22
65, 23
68. .
68,3.
70, 10
71,3 -
72,1.
72,8.
7359 -
74,71.
74,3 -
86,1. .
86, 21-30
86, 27
86, 31-40
86, 48
93,4-
95,3 -
96,2.
96,6.
96,8.
96, 15
97,8.
97, 34
975 55
97, 57
102, 2
107, 5

107,6 .,.

108,7 .
108, Io .
111, 1
Il, 2
113,13 2
113,10 .
114, 3
i.
555 -
56 ..
557 + «

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go
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253
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187
Ixvii
40
Xxxviii
24, 27
398
36
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92
23
253
246

p. 538

VEDIC HYMNS.

X, 7,1
8,3.
8,4.
9s 4
11, 6
11,7
12,5
13,5
14,1
14, 3
14,7
14, 8
15,4

15, 12-14.

18,11.

20, I
20, 9
24, 6
25,1

27,19.
28,11.

31,1
33, 2
33.9
34, 6
35,2
36, 1-3
36, 13 .

X, 7,1
8,3.
8,4.
9s 4
11, 6
11,7
12,5
13,5
14,1
14, 3
14,7
14, 8
15,4

15, 12-14.

18,11.

20, I
20, 9
24, 6
25,1

27,19.
28,11.

31,1
33, 2
33.9
34, 6
35,2
36, 1-3
36, 13 .

37,10.
37,11.
39,11.

40,1
42, 6
4357
43, 8
43,9
44, 2

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a7t X, 65,9
24, 329 66,3 .
253 66,4 .
194 67,7.
47 68,4 .
220 So 4 .
237 70, 8
202, 437 73; 1-4
205 73; 4-5
36 74,7 -
36, 88 72,8 .
88 73,10.
194 75,2 «
35 753 5
268 78,2 .
202, 437 79, 2 -
18 79,6 .
200 80,2 .
202, 437 82, 5-6
33. 86,15 .
Ixvii 87,18 .
271 89,9 .
52 93,5 -
238 92,7 .
276 92,11.
398 92,13 -
250 92,14.
239 93,5 -
191 93,10.
194 95,6 .
245 9557 -
165 95,9 -
271 95) 14 -
115 95,15 -
140 96,1 .
18, 27 96, 3
185 96,9 -
439 96, 13.
217 97,18.
67 97, 22 .
149 98,1 .
291 100, 1 .
265 103, 2
439 103, 13,
214 104,2 .
267 II4,2.
61 114, 10
251 115,3-
255, 261 115,9 -
245 116,9.
249 119,4-
229 120, 1 .
245 120, 3.
246 132,3.
349 124,1.

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p. 539

PAGE PAGE
X,124,7.. . . . 308 K,144,6. . . . 269
124,9. . . . xevi 148,3.. . . . 221
125,12 . . « 2375 153,22 - + + 143
129,22. «© « « 35,9% 158,11... . Cl
129,3 - »- . . 10 164,3- . . . 66
133,5 - . «© « 218 165,4. . . - 88
138,11... . 44 170,1 . 1. 2. . 2329
138,44... . 130 182,1. . . . 194
140,232. . 2. «© 195 190,2.... 7

142,4. . 2 6 235

ATHARVA-VEDA.
IV,2,6..... VIII,2,1 2. 2. 1. 55
37,5. »- « « « 384 X,2,7 . . . © 283
VII,6,1. . =. . . 264 XIl,1,51 . 1 1 6 415
VAGASANEYI-SAMHITA.
XI,34. . 0. 2. 1 «153 XI,46. 0... . 8
TAITTIRIYA-SAMHITA.
1,8,6,2 . . . « 430 V,1,3,3- +. . + 188
IV, 3,13,3 . . » 388 VII, 1,19,3 . . « 322
AITAREYA-BRAHMAMA.
V,20 ... . . Ixix VII,rq. . . 1. 89
SATAPATHA-BRAHMANA.
II,6,2,9 . . . . 389 XI,1,6,1r . .. 10
H1],7,3,1 . . 2 « 429 5,234 + 377
IV, 3,414 . . « 429 XIII, 5,1,16 . . . 322
1,3,3,4- - + + 153
TANDYA-BRAHMANWA.
XITI,7,12 . . . « 360 XVI,1,12 . 2. . 1 430
TAITTIRIYA-ARANYAKA.
I, 13,3... « 254 I,23 . . . . . xilvi, note ®

ASVALAYANA SRAUTA-SOTRA.
VIII, rr . . . . Ixix, note ® IX,4.... . 4W12

III.

A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST OF THE MORE
IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS ON THE RIG-VEDA.

XITI,7,12 . . . « 360 XVI,1,12 . 2. . 1 430 TAITTIRIYA-ARANYAKA. I, 13,3... « 254 I,23 . . . . . xilvi, note ®

ASVALAYANA SRAUTA-SOTRA.
VIII, rr . . . . Ixix, note ® IX,4.... . 4W12

III.

A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST OF THE MORE
IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS ON THE RIG-VEDA.

I have often stated how much I was indebted to the labours of others in all I have endeavoured’ to do for the Veda. I have to make the same acknowledgment once more. Many indeed of those with whom I once worked side by side have ceased from their labours, but the gaps which death has caused have been filled by many young and equally valiant soldiers. I am almost afraid to mention names, lest I should seem forgetful of some by whose labours I have benefitted. The elaborate publications of M. Bergaigne occupy a prominent place, and seem to me to have hardly received the credit which they deserve. Scholars are too apt to forget that we may differ from the results arrived at by our colleagues, and yet admire their industry, their acumen, their genius. Professor Ludwig has continued his work, undismayed by the unjust and unseemly attacks of his rivals. Professor Oldenberg’s contributions, Das altindische Akhyana, 1883 ; Rigveda-Samhitaé und SAmavedércika, 1884; Die Adhydyatheilung des Rigveda, 1887, and lastly, the Prolegomena to his Hymnen des Rigveda, 1888, have opened new and important fields of critical investigation. Different views have been ably represented by Pischel and Geldner in their Vedische Studien.

Professor Avery’s Contributions to the History of Verb- Inflection in Sanskrit (1875), Professor Lanman’s Statistical Account of Noun-inflection in the Veda (1877), are indispensable helps to every student of the Veda. Professor Delbriick’s Syntaktische Forschungen (1871-1879) und Das Altindische Verbum (1874) marked a decided advance in critical scholarBIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST. 54!ship. Almost every case of the noun in the Veda has found its special investigator, the Dative in Delbriick (1867), the Genitive in Siecke (1869), the Vocative in Benfey (1872), the Instrumental in Wenzel (1879), the Accusative in Gaedicke (1880). The nominal suffixes have been treated by Bruno Lindner in his Altindische Nominalbildung (1878) ; the suffixes of the Infinitive by Professor Ludwig (1871) and Professor Wilhelm (1870 and 1873). Geldner and Professor Kaegi have given a popular and useful account of the results of Vedic studies in Siebenzig Lieder des Rigveda (1875), and Der Rigveda (1881).

The following is a list of the more important publications on the Rig-veda which have proved useful to myself and will prove useful to others. This list does not pretend to be complete, but even in its incomplete form, I hope that it may be serviceable to students of the Rig-veda.

The following abbreviations have been used :— Bezz. Beitr. =Beitrage zur Kunde der indogermanischen Sprachen, herausgegeben von A. Bezzenberger.

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55, 6.
56,3. .
56,6. .
56, 8 (s)
56, 13
56,16 .
56,19 .
56,31 .
58,2. .
60,32. .
60,4. .-
60,6. .

60, 9 seq.

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p. 215

p. 215

p. 310

p. 197

202, 437
80

p. 238

p. 38

p. 34

262
310
378
256

p. 42

225
263
265
186
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p. 96

149
271
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87, 223
XX
Ixviii
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193, 244
193

p. 61

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259

p. 19

p. 224

p. 69

p. 202

p. 34

p. 61

257
217
175
162

p. 68

230
217
271
240, 241
197
Ixxiv
223
202, 437
146

p. 536

VEDIC HYMNS.

VII, 60, 12
62, 3.
66,2.
69,1.
69, 5.
70,2.
71,1.
759 5+
75,6.
76,2.
77,1.
78, 4.
79) 4-
82,4.
82,5.
83,2.
83,6.
86,5.
86, 6.
86, 8.
87,1. .
87,7. .
gi and 9
93,7.
94,2. .
95,1-2.
95,2.
96, 4.
97, 6.
100, 2
104
10

Vill, 1,5.
1,12
1,13
1,18
1, 21
3,8.
2,14
3,5-
3, 23
4,9-
5,9.
5, 20
5, 21
5) 23
5) 25
5) 35
6, 14
6, 39
6, 40
7,2.
7) 46
7,14
7, 20

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25, 139
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p. 62

21, 197
40

p. 18

217
Ixv seq.
34

p. 222

p. 40

164
267
269
256
66, 267
191
223
238, 259
Ixviii seq.
258
303

p. 60

58, 61
114

p. 17

220
Ixix

p. 88

267
239
215

p. 49

p. 135

ci

265
121

p. 39

276
441
192
156, 44%
218
153

p. 93

143
398
143
161
161
161

p. 85

VIII,7,22 .
7,23 =-
7) 27
7, 28
7) 31
7 33
8,4.
8,7.
10, 6
12,14.
12,16.
12,37.
13,6
13,01.
13,17

17, 6
18, 6-7
18, 8
18,9
19, 6
19,14.
19,35.
19, 31.
19, 33.
20, 3
20,5
20,7
20, 8
20,10.
20,11.
20, 23 .
ar,18 .
22,4
22,6 .
22,16.
23, 3
25,35 5

25,5 seq..

25,16.
26,3
26,13.
29, 1
29,5
32,6
33, 8
34,17 .
395 4
49,9
42,1.
43, 8
43,33 -
44,18.
44, 23 «
45) 37 -

13, 31-33.

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LIST OF IMPORTANT PASSAGES.

p. 537

VIII, 45,35 -
46,14.
46, 23.
46,25.

47,7
48,2
48, 4
48,9

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50, 2
51, 3
51,7
52,7

§2,10.

55) 3

55) 5
60, 4

61, 3
61, 4

61,18 .

63,7

63,10.

64, 2

64,11.

65, 5
66, 4
67

68, 1

68,18 .
71,14.
71,15.

72,6
72, 8

72, 18 :
73,13.

75,9

78,10.

79,7
82,4
84,1
88,1
99, 3
9°, 5
91,3
93,7

93,16.

94,1
94,9
96,5

96,14.

97,5
98, 3
99, 6

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67,14.

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go, 190
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VII,

1X,

100, 2
100, 103; II
100, 12
Iol, 15
103, 7
103, 8
11,3.
19,2.
21,4.
34,3
50,1.
53,1 -
61, 12
62, 24
63, Io
65, 22
65, 23
68. .
68,3.
70, 10
71,3 -
72,1.
72,8.
7359 -
74,71.
74,3 -
86,1. .
86, 21-30
86, 27
86, 31-40
86, 48
93,4-
95,3 -
96,2.
96,6.
96,8.
96, 15
97,8.
97, 34
975 55
97, 57
102, 2
107, 5

107,6 .,.

108,7 .
108, Io .
111, 1
Il, 2
113,13 2
113,10 .
114, 3
i.
555 -
56 ..
557 + «

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253
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Ixvii
40
Xxxviii
24, 27
398
36
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92
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246

p. 538

VEDIC HYMNS.

X, 7,1
8,3.
8,4.
9s 4
11, 6
11,7
12,5
13,5
14,1
14, 3
14,7
14, 8
15,4

15, 12-14.

18,11.

20, I
20, 9
24, 6
25,1

27,19.
28,11.

31,1
33, 2
33.9
34, 6
35,2
36, 1-3
36, 13 .

X, 7,1
8,3.
8,4.
9s 4
11, 6
11,7
12,5
13,5
14,1
14, 3
14,7
14, 8
15,4

15, 12-14.

18,11.

20, I
20, 9
24, 6
25,1

27,19.
28,11.

31,1
33, 2
33.9
34, 6
35,2
36, 1-3
36, 13 .

37,10.
37,11.
39,11.

40,1
42, 6
4357
43, 8
43,9
44, 2

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a7t X, 65,9
24, 329 66,3 .
253 66,4 .
194 67,7.
47 68,4 .
220 So 4 .
237 70, 8
202, 437 73; 1-4
205 73; 4-5
36 74,7 -
36, 88 72,8 .
88 73,10.
194 75,2 «
35 753 5
268 78,2 .
202, 437 79, 2 -
18 79,6 .
200 80,2 .
202, 437 82, 5-6
33. 86,15 .
Ixvii 87,18 .
271 89,9 .
52 93,5 -
238 92,7 .
276 92,11.
398 92,13 -
250 92,14.
239 93,5 -
191 93,10.
194 95,6 .
245 9557 -
165 95,9 -
271 95) 14 -
115 95,15 -
140 96,1 .
18, 27 96, 3
185 96,9 -
439 96, 13.
217 97,18.
67 97, 22 .
149 98,1 .
291 100, 1 .
265 103, 2
439 103, 13,
214 104,2 .
267 II4,2.
61 114, 10
251 115,3-
255, 261 115,9 -
245 116,9.
249 119,4-
229 120, 1 .
245 120, 3.
246 132,3.
349 124,1.

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124,9. . . . xevi 148,3.. . . . 221
125,12 . . « 2375 153,22 - + + 143
129,22. «© « « 35,9% 158,11... . Cl
129,3 - »- . . 10 164,3- . . . 66
133,5 - . «© « 218 165,4. . . - 88
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140,232. . 2. «© 195 190,2.... 7

142,4. . 2 6 235

ATHARVA-VEDA.
IV,2,6..... VIII,2,1 2. 2. 1. 55
37,5. »- « « « 384 X,2,7 . . . © 283
VII,6,1. . =. . . 264 XIl,1,51 . 1 1 6 415
VAGASANEYI-SAMHITA.
XI,34. . 0. 2. 1 «153 XI,46. 0... . 8
TAITTIRIYA-SAMHITA.
1,8,6,2 . . . « 430 V,1,3,3- +. . + 188
IV, 3,13,3 . . » 388 VII, 1,19,3 . . « 322
AITAREYA-BRAHMAMA.
V,20 ... . . Ixix VII,rq. . . 1. 89
SATAPATHA-BRAHMANA.
II,6,2,9 . . . . 389 XI,1,6,1r . .. 10
H1],7,3,1 . . 2 « 429 5,234 + 377
IV, 3,414 . . « 429 XIII, 5,1,16 . . . 322
1,3,3,4- - + + 153
TANDYA-BRAHMANWA.
XITI,7,12 . . . « 360 XVI,1,12 . 2. . 1 430
TAITTIRIYA-ARANYAKA.
I, 13,3... « 254 I,23 . . . . . xilvi, note ®

ASVALAYANA SRAUTA-SOTRA.
VIII, rr . . . . Ixix, note ® IX,4.... . 4W12

III.

A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST OF THE MORE
IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS ON THE RIG-VEDA.

XITI,7,12 . . . « 360 XVI,1,12 . 2. . 1 430 TAITTIRIYA-ARANYAKA. I, 13,3... « 254 I,23 . . . . . xilvi, note ®

ASVALAYANA SRAUTA-SOTRA.
VIII, rr . . . . Ixix, note ® IX,4.... . 4W12

III.

A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST OF THE MORE
IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS ON THE RIG-VEDA.

I have often stated how much I was indebted to the labours of others in all I have endeavoured’ to do for the Veda. I have to make the same acknowledgment once more. Many indeed of those with whom I once worked side by side have ceased from their labours, but the gaps which death has caused have been filled by many young and equally valiant soldiers. I am almost afraid to mention names, lest I should seem forgetful of some by whose labours I have benefitted. The elaborate publications of M. Bergaigne occupy a prominent place, and seem to me to have hardly received the credit which they deserve. Scholars are too apt to forget that we may differ from the results arrived at by our colleagues, and yet admire their industry, their acumen, their genius. Professor Ludwig has continued his work, undismayed by the unjust and unseemly attacks of his rivals. Professor Oldenberg’s contributions, Das altindische Akhyana, 1883 ; Rigveda-Samhitaé und SAmavedércika, 1884; Die Adhydyatheilung des Rigveda, 1887, and lastly, the Prolegomena to his Hymnen des Rigveda, 1888, have opened new and important fields of critical investigation. Different views have been ably represented by Pischel and Geldner in their Vedische Studien.

Professor Avery’s Contributions to the History of Verb- Inflection in Sanskrit (1875), Professor Lanman’s Statistical Account of Noun-inflection in the Veda (1877), are indispensable helps to every student of the Veda. Professor Delbriick’s Syntaktische Forschungen (1871-1879) und Das Altindische Verbum (1874) marked a decided advance in critical scholar-

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ship. Almost every case of the noun in the Veda has found its special investigator, the Dative in Delbriick (1867), the Genitive in Siecke (1869), the Vocative in Benfey (1872), the Instrumental in Wenzel (1879), the Accusative in Gaedicke (1880). The nominal suffixes have been treated by Bruno Lindner in his Altindische Nominalbildung (1878) ; the suffixes of the Infinitive by Professor Ludwig (1871) and Professor Wilhelm (1870 and 1873). Geldner and Professor Kaegi have given a popular and useful account of the results of Vedic studies in Siebenzig Lieder des Rigveda (1875), and Der Rigveda (1881).

The following is a list of the more important publications on the Rig-veda which have proved useful to myself and will prove useful to others. This list does not pretend to be complete, but even in its incomplete form, I hope that it may be serviceable to students of the Rig-veda.

The following abbreviations have been used :— Bezz. Beitr. =Beitrage zur Kunde der indogermanischen Sprachen, herausgegeben von A. Bezzenberger.

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