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# The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v1.c8.29

The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v1.c8.29

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¹ In \*CHI.\* i. 65 ff. the case for a western home of the Indo-Europeans is stated by Dr. P. Giles, who would clearly place the invasion of India after 1500 B. C. The eastern theory is defended by Feist, \*Indogermanen und Germanen\* (1919). Carnoy (\*Les Indo-Européens\*, pp. 55 ff.) decides for the Dnieper region. On Kassite names see Bloomfield, \*AJP.\* xxv. 1–14. The western home is supported by von Schroeder, \*Arische Religion\*, i. 214 ff. Hirt (\*Die Indo-germanen\*, i. 22) places the migrations late. Cf. Ipsen, \*IF.\* xli. 174 ff.

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