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1 Intro,  7|   61; vii. 95). Though the personification goes much further here than
2 Intro,  7|  peculiar way in which the personification seems to have arisen. She
3   1      |                AGNI~As the personification of the sacrificial fire,
4   4      |     have been originally a personification of the activity of the sun,
5   5      | never attained to a living personification or importance in worship.
6  11      |    about twenty hymns. The personification is but slight, the physical
7  12      | passages it represents the personification, the cloud then becoming
8  14      |  few scattered verses. The personification is only incipient, hardly