The History of Indian Literature c8.248

c8.248

⁹⁶ Kaiyaṭa on Páṇ., iv. 2. 104 (Mahábháshya, fol. 73ᵇ, ed. Benares); he calls him, however, Aruṇi instead of Áruṇa, and derives from him the school of the Áruṇins (cited in the Bháshya, *ibid.*); the Aruṇis are cited in 'the Káṭhaka itself; see *I. St.*, iii. 475. [^asterisk]: *Vallí* means 'a creeper;' it is perhaps meant to describe these Upanishads as 'creepers,' which have attached themselves to the Veda-Śákhá.