The History of Indian Literature c8.298

c8.298

∗ Whether, in that case, we may assume that all the works now comprised in the Mádhyamdina school had already a place in this redaction is a distinct question. [An interesting remark of Müller's, *Hist. A. S. L.*, p. 453, points out that the Gopatha-Bráhmaṇa, in citing the first words of the different Vedas (i. 29), quotes in the case of the Yajurveda the beginning of the Vájas. S., and not that of the Taitt. S. (or Káṭh.).]