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 1        I, Translat                |           the opinions of previous commentators, both native and European,
 2        I, Intro,    0,   0,   4   |      Sâyana, and other more modern commentators. We can distinguish Upanishads
 3        I, Intro,    0,   0,   5   |           readings recorded by the commentators. These, where they are of
 4        I, Intro,    0,   0,   5   |            the Upanishads, nor the commentators, who probably knew the principal
 5       XV, Intro                   | tentatively only, or following the commentators, though conscious all the
 6       XV,   1                     |          adresya, not adrisya. The commentators themselves tell us sometimes
 7       XV,   2                     |           of a Mantra. But, as the commentators observe, though it is written
 8       XV,   2                     |            called Mundakam. Native commentators explain it as the shaving
 9       XV,   5                     |            Let us see now what the commentators say. Sankara first explains
10       XV,   5                     |     attempts of most of the Indian commentators at explaining such numbers
11       XV,   5                     |         recognised as such, by the commentators. Some of them have been
12       XV,   7                     |          were known as such to the commentators, who expressly point out