Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c33.689

c33.689

Rigveda, the, 73; arrangement of contents of, 21, 22; as source of Hindu Civilization, 17; containing references to *Tapas*, 284; —, seeds and sources of Hindu thought, 17; descriptions of *Munis* in, 24; evolution and contents of, 18; extreme antiquity of, 17; fundamental religious conception in, 39; hymns of (footnote), 2; Max Müller's edition of, method of preparation, 213; on points of inequality in class-mates, 25; part of inspired by Ushas, 153; prayers of, present-day reverence attaching to, 18; references to free-thinking in, 50; Rishis absorbed in *Tapas*, 23; Saṁhitā, editing of material belonging to different ages in, 18,—floating mass of hymns composing, 22,—how composed, 4,—two aspects of religion presented by, 71; seats of learning of, locality of, 53; sense of immutable laws governing Creation shown by, 49; text of, conservation, 20; three ways of reciting, 26, 27; time taken by students to learn by heart, 213; two ages and types of literary activity of, 22; worship of thirty-three gods presented by, 39