The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads v2.c34.s2.34

v2.c34.s2.34

¹ vi. 5. 13. The references in the RV. are not probable (Scherman, *Visionslitteratur*, pp. 152, 153), despite x. 12. 8. The royal assessors of Yama (AV. iii. 29. 1) are merely transferred from human relations as receivers of tribute from the good deeds of the dead, as kings on earth from their subjects’ goods. Yama as the hare in the moon appears in JB. i. 28, but merely because the moon is the abode of the dead.