Vedic Mythology c7.s3.12

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c7.s3.12

⁹ WVB. 1894, p. 36; HRI. 189; cp. Winternitz, Hochzeitsrituell 33. ¹ ORV. 72; SBE. 46, 62; Bloomfield, SBE. 42, 625. 664, who thinks Aja ekapād is undoubtedly the Sun, with reference to TB. 3, 1, 2⁸ ('Aja ekapād has risen in the east', &c.), a passage which, however, is not cogent for the Rigvedic conception. — ² ORV. 78. — ³ WVB. 1894, p. 26, n. 2. — ⁴ Cp. Hopkins, The Dog in the RV., AJP. 1894, 154—5; Bloomfield, SBE. 42, 500. — ⁵ Cp. Whitney, Sanskrit Grammar², 1216. — ⁶ Op. cit. 1166 b; Wackernagel, Altind. Gr. § 52 a.; KRV. n. 149; ZDMG. 13, 493—9; 14, 583. — ⁷ Cp. KHF. 177—8; Entwicklungsstufen 136; IS. 1, 272, note; Hopkins, JAOS. 17, 67. — ⁸ Macdonell, JRAS. 27, 178—89. — ⁹ Cp. IS. 13, 250. — ¹⁰ Cp. SPH. 81. — ¹¹ Cp. IS. 1, 187. — ¹² Macdonell, JRAS. 27, 166—7. — ¹³ ORV. 70; Bloomfield, JAOS. 17, 173—9. — ¹⁴ ASL. 494—5; cp. OST. 5, 436. — ¹⁵ BRV. 1, 292 &c.; cp. HRI. 100—1.