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 1 Intro,  4 |        vii, are homogeneous in character. The hymns contained in
 2 Intro,  4 |   invoking Soma in his general character. Now the hymns of Book ix
 3 Intro,  4 |     indicate its supplementary character. Its hymns were composed
 4 Intro,  4 |      its generally more modern character, it contains some hymns
 5 Intro,  7 |        a distinct deity in the character of a Creator. Similarly,
 6 Intro,  8 |        hymns are of a didactic character. One of these (x. 34) is
 7 Intro,  8 |      system.~A semi-historical character attaches to one complete
 8 Intro,  10|  emphasizing the purely Indian character of the Vedic hymns, connects
 9   1       |    Agni comes to have a triple character. His births are three or
10   1       |    most salient feature of his character; he is in fact the great
11   6       | upholds moral order, and whose character displays lofty ethical features.~
12   9       |      in that hymn his separate character appears somewhat indefirite.~
13  10       |        attained an independent character by the beginning of the
14  18       |       with the Asura Varuna in character, though not in name. It
15  21       |        anthropomorphism of his character is less developed than that
16  24       |     four which have a didactic character. It is the lament of a gambler