The History of Indian Literature c6.13

c6.13

Its divisions, 31, 32; Śákala and Báshkala recensions, 32; Várkali, the school of the Śunakas, 33; Śaunaka, Pañchála Bábhravya, 34; mythology of the primitive Indo-Germanic time, 35; Persian and Indian cycles of legend, 36, 37; mode of life of the Indians in their ancient home, 37, 38; reasons why they left their ancient homes, 38, 39; different constituents of Ṛigveda-Saṃhitá, 39; gods to whom the hymns are addressed, 40; exegetic literature connected with the Saṃhitá: Yáska, 41; Sáyaṇa, 41, 42; editions, translations, &c., 43, 44.