Vedic Metre in its Historical Development c19.s9.46

c19.s9.46

*95. [Companion hymn to x 10, with several archaic variations.] 3a A. Ludwig completes the verse by reading asakta; 4a perhaps sá ǎ vásū; 4c two syllables are wanting: perhaps yásmi, § 178; 5a, 5b smā; 5b áviatyai; 6a śráyiniḥ; 7a caesura after the third syllable; 8c smā; 9b Rest at the fifth place, rather than kṣavaṇíbhiḥ, § 151 i; 9c tanváḥ, § 135 *b*, or hybrid verse; 10*b* *ápia*; 10*c* *jániṣṭa*; 10*d* *tiratā*; 11*a* *gava-píthīayā*, § 142 ii: extended Triṣṭubh verse; 12*d* *ádhā yád*; 13*c* Rest at the fourth place, or *táva* for *te*. 96. 3*a*, 7*d* *sá*; 10*a* *smā*; 11*b* extended Triṣṭubh verse; 13*b* *áthā*.