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# A Vedic Concordance c5.s2.22

A Vedic Concordance c5.s2.22

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### [c5.s2.22](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c5.s2.22)

Comment upon these articles is needless: but I ought perhaps to mention that the use of \*Cf.\* (as distinguished from \*See\*) does not necessarily imply that the similarities of the passages to be compared are very vague. In the examples just given, this is far from being the case. Yet they are not variants of what was originally one and the same pāda. They are the product of the eager spirit of imitation which has taken hold of the Vedic authors even in the time of the earliest books of the Rig-Veda. I need hardly add that the kind of resemblance shown in the articles just reprinted is very common in the Veda, and that the Concordance does not pretend to have found out and noted all such cases.

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