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 1 Intro,  1 |  Avesta, which can hardly date earlier than from about 800 B.C.
 2 Intro,  1 |      stage some five centuries earlier, could scarcely have differed
 3 Intro,  4 |      we find in the tenth book earlier grammatical forms and words
 4 Intro,  5 |       of the RV. represents an earlier and a less conventional
 5 Intro,  7 |         occasionally refers to earlier gods, and certain deities
 6 Intro,  7 |       of abstract deities. The earlier and more numerous class
 7 Intro,  10| mutually contradictory.~In the earlier period of Vedic studies,
 8 Intro,  10|      and the interpreters even earlier than Yaska must have been
 9  18       |       because it dates from an earlier age. For it goes back to
10  22       |         This indicates that in earlier times his widow and his
11  23       |  higher, lower, and middle, as earlier and later, who though not