The History of Indian Literature c8.157

c8.157

⁵⁹ The first part of the Saṃhitá is referred to under the names *árchika*, *chhandas*, *chhandasiká*, the second as *uttarárchika* or *uttará*; the designation of the latter as *staubhika* (see *I. St.*, i. 29, 30, 66), into the use of which my example has misled Müller also, *History of A. S. L.*, p. 473, n., is wrong, see *Monatsberichte der Berl. Acad.*, 1868, p. 238. According to Durga, the author of the *padapáṭha* of the Sáma-Saṃhitá was a Gárgya; see Roth, Comm., p. 39 (respecting this family, see *I. St.*, xiii. 411).