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The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v1.c13.s2.34

The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v1.c13.s2.34

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v1.c13.s2.34

³ Oldenberg, *Rel. des Veda*², pp. 57-9. Cf. for Babylonian belief, Farnell, *Greece and Babylon*, p. 206. See also Marett, *Threshold of Religion*, pp. 27, 28; Wundt, *Völkerpsychologie*², IV. i. 480; Helm, *Altgerm. Rel.* i. 33, 34. Both Wundt (pp. 462 ff.) and Helm (i. 30) recognize the existence of demons of the malignant aspects of nature, the mountains, the waste spaces, air, water, and even the house, a factor often underestimated. Another element is provided by personified diseases (Hopkins, *Origin of Religion*, pp. 74, 87).