A History of Indian Literature v1.c8.s2.170

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⁴ A. *Barth* (RHR 19, 1889, 130 f.... Œuvres, 11, 5 f.) has already compared the Ākhyāna of Purūravas and Urvaśī in the Śatapatha-Brāhmaṇa with the ballad of King Rasālū in *Temple's* "Legends of the Panjâb." On the whole question see *Pischel*, GGA 1891, 355 ff.; *Oldenberg*, GGA 1909, 66 ff.; NGGW 1911, 459 ff.; *Bloomfield*, American Journal of Philology, 30, 1909, 78 ff.; A. B. *Keith*, JRAS, 1909, 200 ff.; 1911, 979 ff.; 1912, 429 ff.; ZDMG 64, 1910, 534 ff.; J. *Charpentier*, WZKM 23, 1909, 151 f.; 25, 1911, 307 ff.; Die Suparṇasage, Uppsala 1920, p. 13 ff. W. *Caland*, AR 14, 1911, 499 ff.; *Hillebrandt*, Lieder des Ṛgveda, passim; K. F. *Geldner*, Die indische Balladendichtung, Festschrift der Universität Marburg, 1913, pp. 93 ff.; E. *Windisch*, Geschichte der Sanskrit Philologie, pp. 404 ff.; M. *Winternitz*, WZKM 23, 1909, 102 ff.; Oesterreichische Monatsschrift für den Orient 41, 1915, 173 ff., and the Lecture on "Ancient Indian Ballad Poetry" in the Calcutta Review, December, 1923.