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 1 Intro,  3|         is into ten Mandalas or 'books' (lit. 'cycles') and Suktas
 2 Intro,  4|          RIGVEDA.~Six of the ten books, ii to vii, are homogeneous
 3 Intro,  4|       occurring in each of these books. The method of arrangement
 4 Intro,  4|          followed in the 'family books' is uniform, for each of
 5 Intro,  4|         gods. On the other hand, Books i, viii, and x were not
 6 Intro,  4| authorship, but of metre.~Family books.--In these the first group
 7 Intro,  4|       entire group of the family books is, moreover, arranged according
 8 Intro,  4|       the hymns in each of those books, if allowance is made for
 9 Intro,  4|        homogeneity of the family books renders it highly probable
10 Intro,  4|    successive additions to these books.~The earliest of these additions
11 Intro,  4|       was prefixed to the family books, the internal arrangement
12 Intro,  4|        eighth is like the family books as being in the main composed
13 Intro,  4|        form a unit of the family books; but its partial resemblance
14 Intro,  4|       the other hand, the family books contain not a single Soma
15 Intro,  4|          a single Soma hymn, and Books i and viii together only
16 Intro,  4|        same families as those of Books ii to vii, as is shown,
17 Intro,  4|       Pavamana were removed from Books i to viii, in order to form
18 Intro,  4|          priest, and added after Books i-viii, which were the sphere
19 Intro,  4|      than those of the preceding books; but some of them may be
20 Intro,  4|         in origin than the other books; its authors were, moreover,
21 Intro,  4|        of which appear in other' books; but the traditional attribution
22 Intro,  4|        average of those in other books. These perhaps found a place