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Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v1.c3.s21.667

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⁵ On Av. iii. 10, 6. The St. Petersburg Dictionary suggests ‘mule’ and ‘ass’ as the two making up seven (\*cf.\* Mahābhārata, vi. 165 \*et seq.\*). Zimmer’s view (\*Altindisches Leben\*, 76) is that ‘goat,’ ‘sheep,’ ‘ox,’ ‘horse,’ ‘dog,’ ‘ass,’ and ‘camel’ or ‘mule,’ are meant.

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