 | John Muir - 1861 - 398 lehte
...us the Arian tribes living in a state of warfare with surrounding enemies (many of them, no doubt, alien in race and language), and gradually, as we...infer, forcing their way onward to the east and south (Part Second, pp. 374 ff., 384 ff., 414 ff.) ; they supply us with numerous specimens of the particular... | |
 | Thomas Lumisden Strange - 1874 - 264 lehte
...been ancient Bactria, in the neighbourhood of the Oxus. The hymns of the Rig Veda, says Muir, " show us the Aryan tribes living in a state of warfare with...may infer, forcing their way onward to the east and the south " (III. 217). The Big Veda is the first and earliest of the Vedas, and the most ancient record... | |
 | 1889 - 854 lehte
...river ; the Ganges is only twice mentioned ; the Sarasvati was the eastern boundary. " The hymns show us the Aryan tribes living in a state of warfare with...infer, forcing their way onward to the east and south. They supply us with numerous specimens of the particular sorts of prayers, viz., for protection and... | |
 | 1898 - 484 lehte
...river ; the Ganges is only twice mentioned ; the Sarasvati was the eastern boundary. " The hymns show us the Aryan tribes living in a state of warfare with...infer, forcing their way onward to the east and south. They supply us with numerous specimens of the particular sorts of prayers, riz., for protection and... | |
 | John Murdoch - 1903 - 592 lehte
...river ; the Ganges is only twice mentioned ; the Sarasvati was the eastern boundary. " The hymns show us the Aryan tribes living in a state of warfare with...infer, forcing their way onward to the east and south. They supply us with numerous specimens of the particular sorts of prayers, viz., for protection and... | |
 | 2003 - 172 lehte
...river; the Ganges is only twice mentioned; the Sarasvati was the eastern boundary. " The hymns show us the Aryan tribes living in a state of warfare with...probably, alien in race and Language), and gradually, as wo may infer, forcing their way onward to the east and south. They supply us with numerous specimens... | |
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They afford us very distinct indications of the locality in which they were composed. The Indus is the great river ; the Ganges is only twice mentioned ; the Sarasvati was the eastern boundary. " The hymns show us the Aryan tribes living in a state of... 