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 1 Intro,  2|  before about 700 B.C. These family groups of hymns were gradually
 2 Intro,  4|   seen' by poets of the same family, which handed them down
 3 Intro,  4| arrangement followed in the 'family books' is uniform, for each
 4 Intro,  4|  composed each by a distinct family of seers, while the groups
 5 Intro,  4|    authorship, but of metre.~Family books.--In these the first
 6 Intro,  4|      The entire group of the family books is, moreover, arranged
 7 Intro,  4|       The homogeneity of the family books renders it highly
 8 Intro,  4|  author, was prefixed to the family books, the internal arrangement
 9 Intro,  4|       The eighth is like the family books as being in the main
10 Intro,  4|   composed by members of one family, the Kanvas; but it differs
11 Intro,  4|   did not form a unit of the family books; but its partial resemblance
12 Intro,  4|       on the other hand, the family books contain not a single
13 Intro,  8|    Thus it is clear that the family, with the father at its
14  24      |  which he has brought on his family. The dice (aksás) consisted