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 1        I, Pref                    |        the dry and cold-blooded scholar is likely to do here as
 2        I, Pref                    |        remember, was not only a scholar, but also a man of taste,
 3        I, Pref                    |       gained a victory over the scholar. His controversy with Anquetil
 4        I, Pref                    |      may yet be the duty of the scholar to publish, to translate,
 5        I, Pref                    | fulfilling the duty of the true scholar, and placing before historians
 6        I, Translat                |     they are of interest to the scholar only, and hardly available
 7        I, Translat                |      all, a difficulty which no scholar could remove, viz. the difficulty
 8       XV, Intro                   |        agrâhyam.]~Any classical scholar knows how often we must
 9       XV, Intro                   |        But now let us consult a scholar who, in a very marked degree,
10       XV, Intro                   |    European, not with an Indian scholar, I should venture to go
11       XV, Intro                   |     true miner, and of the true scholar, will find even in the darkest
12       XV,   5                     |       the Vedic period, no true scholar would venture to assert.
13       XV,   5                     |          but to a conscientious scholar such arguments are really