Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v1.c3.s18.302

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⁶ ii. 12, 4; Śāṅkhāyana Śrauta Sūtra, viii. 25, 6. Cf. Rv. i. 101, 1; 130, 8; ii. 20, 7; iv. 16, 13; vi. 47, 21; vii. 5, 3. The Ārya colour is mentioned in iii. 34, 9, and the Dāsa is contrasted with the Varṇa (of the singers) in i. 104, 2. The ‘white-hued (*śvitnya*) friends’ who, in i. 100, 18, aid in the conquest of the Dasyu and Śimyu are doubtless Āryans. In the Vājasaneyi Saṃhitā, xxiv. 30, the day and night (*ahorātre*) are paralleled with the Śūdrāryau—that is, probably with the Āryan and Śūdra (the compound is not to be taken as giving the words in the correct order; cf. Macdonell, *Vedic Grammar*, 268). See also Muir, *Sanskrit Texts*, 1², 140; Weber, *Indische Studien*, 10, 10, 11.