The History of Indian Literature c10.18
The History of Indian Literature c10.18
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Pp. 74, 75, notes ⁷¹, ⁷². The Ársheya-Bráhmaṇa and Saṃhitopanishad-Bráhmaṇa have also been edited by Burnell (Mangalore, 1876, 1877); the former with a lengthy introduction containing an inquiry into the Gánas, the secondary origin of the Saṃhitá from these, the chanting of the *sámans*, &c. On this compare A. Barth’s detailed notice in the *Revue Critique*, 21st July 1877, pp. 17–27. The Ársheya-Bráhmaṇa has, further, just been issued a second time by Burnell, namely, in the text of the Jaiminíya school, which he had meanwhile recovered (Mangalore, 1878).
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- Ārṣeyabrāhmaṇa — Sanskrit
- Saṃhitopaniṣadbrāhmaṇa — Sanskrit