 | Edward Byles Cowell, William Frederick Webster - 1854 - 388 pages
...rest, Trisht'ut-fi and Jagati. 1. I have beheld the Lord of Men with seven Var ga xiv. wards, paschal, go the priests, kavayah, and the singers, rebhdh,...intimations of the identity of the horse with the son, there is nothing in it incompatible with the more explicit description in the former Sukta of... | |
 | 1925 - 396 pages
...nabhirasyanu ; afterwards, pashchat, go the priests, kavayah, -and the singers, rebhah, or praiaers, stotarah. Although more mystical than the preceding hymn, -especially...the former Sukta of the actual sacrifice of a horse. I. 22. 8. THIS SUKTA, ETC. — According to Sayana, however, the general purport of this Sukta, is... | |
 | Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith, Jagdish Lal Shastri - 1973 - 738 pages
...of the seven Cov/s are treasured. 13 His Father and his Moi/ter : Heaven and Earth. Wilson remarks : 'Although more mystical than the preceding hymn, especially in regard to the intimations of the identity ol the horse with the sun, there is nothing in it incompatible with the more explicit description in... | |
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Although more mystical than the preceding hymn, especially in regard to the intimations of the identity of the horse with the sun, there is nothing in it incompatible with the more explicit description in the former Sukta of the actual sacrifice of a... 