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 1 Intro,  2 |       reciting the text, and by various works called Anukramanis
 2 Intro,  2 |        Rigveda. Thanks to these various precautions the text of
 3 Intro,  7 |      than one late passage that various deities are but different
 4 Intro,  7 |     bowl and the cups have been various interpreted a s the moon
 5 Intro,  7 |      great phenomena of nature, various features of the earth's
 6 Intro,  8 |         rest which describe the various ways in which men follow
 7 Intro,  8 |     viii. 29, p. 147) describes various gods without mentioning
 8 Intro,  8 |         of a Creator (called by various names) as distinct from
 9 Intro,  8 |   position than in later times. Various crimes are mentioned, robbery,
10 Intro,  9 |   praise of Varuna describe the various aspects of his sway as moral
11 Intro,  10|       ascertaining the sense of various obscure words than Sayana
12   1       | directions.~He is compared with various animals: he resembles a
13   1       |       mainly concerned with his various births, forms, and abodes.
14   6       |        Indra is associated with various other deities. The Maruts, (
15   6       |      known among the gods. Thus various epithets such as sákrá and
16   6       |        connected with Indra. In various passages he is described
17   6       |         by demons called Panis.~Various stories which, though mixed
18   6       |     time sensual and immoral in various ways, such as excess in
19  16       |     they placed him in the sky; various individual gods, too, are
20  16       |      him to heaven.~Surya is in various passages conceived as a
21  17       |        distress in general. The various rescues they effect are
22  17       |     restored to youth, cured of various physical defects, or befriended
23  17       |       before Yuska, who offered various explanations, while modern
24  21       |        is expressed in the most various ways. He is the drop that
25  23       |    recent dead go to join them. Various groups of ancestors are