Vedic Mythology c5.12

c5.12

¹ OST. 5, 219; BRI. 26; BDA. 12—14; ORV. 100. — 2 HRI. 138—40. — 3 MM., ASL. 526. 532. 546; Chips 1, 28; OGR. 266. 285. 298 f. 312 ff.; Science of Religion 52; PhR. 180 ff.; OST. 5. 6 f. 12 f. 125; OO. 3, 449; BÜHLER, OO. 1, 227; LRV. 3, XXVII f.; KRV. 33; note 113; ZIMMER, ZDA. 19(7), 175; HILLEBRANDT, Varuṇa und Mitra, 105; BRI. 26. — 4 WHITNEY, PAOS., Oct. 1881; ORV. 101; HOPKINS, Henotheism in the Rigveda, in Classical studies in honour of H. Drisler (New York 1894), 75—83; HRI. 139 &c. — 5 SVL. 134; cp. ZDMG. 32, 300. — 6 MUIR, JRAS. 20, 41—5; OST. 4, 54—8; 5, 14—17; cp. AV. 3, 22³; 4, 14¹; ŚB. 1, 7, 3¹; AB. 6, 20⁸; TS. 1, 7, 13; 6, 5, 3¹; HRI. 187. — 7 NIRUKTA 7, 6. 7. — 8 WC. 9. — 9 ORV. 347. 353. 355. 357—8. — 10 ORV. 93. — 11 OST. 5, 18. — 12 ORV. 238. — 13 BRV. 3, 203—4. — 14 BRV. 3, 199. — 15 ORV. 282. — 16 OST. 5, 18—20; ORV. 97—101; 281—7. 293—301. — 17 KĀTYĀYANA, Sarvānukramaṇī, Introd. § 2, 8; Sāyaṇa on RV. 1, 139¹¹. — 18 ‘Indra and Vāyu are closely allied’ (TS. 6, 6, 8 ³). Cp. HRI. 89. — 19 Agni, Vāyu, Sūrya are sons of Prajāpati (MS. 4, 2¹²). — 20 ORV. 94—8. — 21 HRI. 90. — 22 These classes and the statistics fournished below in the account given of the single gods, are based on data derived from LRV., GW., GRV. (2, 421—3), and AUFRECHT’S RV. II², 668—71.