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 1 Intro,  2 |       They were handed down in different families by memory, not
 2 Intro,  4 |       into groups addressed to different gods. On the other hand,
 3 Intro,  4 |    being the hymns composed by different individual seers. Book ix
 4 Intro,  4 |      of nine groups, each by a different author, was prefixed to
 5 Intro,  4 |      large, number of seers of different families, some of which
 6 Intro,  6 |   formed by combining lines of different length. There are about
 7 Intro,  6 |        hymn with a stanza in a different metre. Some hymns are strophic
 8 Intro,  6 |  Gayatri, or of two stanzas in different mixed metres. The latter
 9 Intro,  7 |        various deities are but different forms of a single divine
10 Intro,  9 |    degree of literary merit in different hymns naturally varies a
11 Intro,  10|     moreover, mentions several different schools of interpretation,
12 Intro,  10|  jata-vedas in as many as five different ways. Yet he must have had
13 Intro,  10| commenting on the same word in different passages. Thus asura, 'divine
14   5       |      the same time they are in different passages spoken of as themselves
15  23       |      the Fathers (pitryána) is different from that trodden by the
16  25       |     religious view is moreover different from that of the old hymns,