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 1 Intro,  4 |        many similar or identical passages. There must have been some
 2 Intro,  7 |     occur only in a few isolated passages.~A purely abstract deity,
 3 Intro,  7 |        named Gandharva. In a few passages more Apsarases, than one
 4 Intro,  10|     great many single stanzas or passages are still obscure or unintelligible.
 5 Intro,  10|       the same word in different passages. Thus asura, 'divine being',
 6 Intro,  10|         context, and by parallel passages.~For the traditional method
 7   2       |         to the sun. But in other passages it is hardly possible to
 8   5       |       time they are in different passages spoken of as themselves
 9   6       |         the inference from other passages is that he is Tvastr, the
10   6       |         thunderstorm is in a few passages divested of mythological
11   6       | connected with Indra. In various passages he is described as shattering
12  10       |         with singers. In several passages he is identified with Agni,
13  12       |        literal sense but in most passages it represents the personification,
14  16       |      heaven.~Surya is in various passages conceived as a bird traversing
15  17       | inseparable, though two or three passages suggest that they may at
16  21       |         mentioned in innumerable passages. Through this association