A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature, so far as it illustrates the Primitive Religion of the Brahmans c9.s2.68

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³ Ancient Chhandas (Sanhitâ-śâkhâs) are those of the Kaṭhas, Charakas, Maudas, and Paippalâdas, Śâunakins, Vâjasaneyins, &c., iv. 2. 66. Ancient Brâhmaṇas are those of the Bhâllavins, Taittirîyas, Vâratantavîyas, Khâṇḍikîyas, Aukhîyas; the Âlambins, Pâlangins, Kâmalins, Ârchâbhins, Âruṇins, Tâṇḍins, Śyâmâyanins, Kaṭhas, and Kâlâpas (these descended from the nine pupils of Vaiśampâyana); the Hâridrâviṇs, Taumburaviṇs, Aulapins, and Chhâgaleyins (these derived their origin from the four pupils of Kalâpin); the Śâtyâyanins. Old Kalpas are those of the Kâśyapins, Kauśikins, the Paingî and Âruṇaparâjî Kalpaḥ. Old Sûtras those of the Pârâśarins, Śailâlins, Karmandins, and Kṛiśâśvins.