The History of Indian Literature c8.432

c8.432

¹⁶² The piece in question proves, on special grounds, to be a later supplement; see *I. St.*, iv. 433, n. and if, according to the Bhavishya-Puráṇa (Wilson in Reinaud's *Mém. sur l'Inde*, p. 394), the Parsís (Magas) have four Vedas, the Vada (! Yaśna ?), Viśvavada (Víspered), Vidut (Vendidad), and ñgirasa, this is a purely Indian view, though indeed very remarkable.