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1 Intro, 1 | Upanishads. The development of language and religious thought apparent 2 Intro, 1 | relationship is so close that the language of the Avesta, if it were 3 Intro, 4 | the final addition. Its language and subject matter show 4 Intro, 4 | being formed. As regards language, we find in the tenth book 5 Intro, 5 | 5. LANGUAGE.~The hymns of the RV. are 6 Intro, 5 | earliest stage of that literary language of which the latest, or 7 Intro, 5 | survived in Sanskrit. The language of the RV. also differs 8 Intro, 5 | historically without knowing the language of the RV.~ 9 Intro, 8 | in mystical and symbolic language. Thus the wheel of order 10 Intro, 9 | metrical skill and command of language. But as they were produced 11 Intro, 9 | situation with much beauty of language; for example, the colloquy 12 Intro, 9 | connected with death in language of impressive and solemn 13 Intro, 10| historical study of the Vedic language in its connexion with Sanskrit 14 25 | of the universe. Both its language and its matter indicate