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¹ The main supporters of the astronomical arguments are Jacobi, *Z.D.M.G.*, vol. XLIX, pp. 218 sq.; L, pp. 69 sq.; *J.R.A.S.*, 1909, pp. 721–6; 1910, pp. 460–4; Tilak, *Orion*, Bombay, 1893; *The Arctic Home in the Vedas*, Bombay, 1903. On the other side, see Oldenberg, *Z.D.M.G.*, vol. XLVIII, pp. 629 sq.; XLIX, pp. 470 sq.; L, pp. 450 sq.; *J.R.A.S.*, 1909, pp. 1095 sq.; Thibaut, *Indian Antiquary*, vol. XXIV, pp. 85 sq.; Whitney, *J.A.O.S.*, vol. XVI, pp. lxxxii sq.; Keith, *J.R.A.S.*, 1909, pp. 1100 sq.; 1910, pp. 464–6. On the origin of the Nakshatras, see de Saussure, *T'oung Pao*, 1909, pp. 121 sq., 255 sq.; Oldenberg, *G.G.N.*, 1909, pp. 544 sq.