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The change in metaphor is not unusual.] [Footnote 64: This word means either order or orders (law); literally the 'way' or 'course.'] [Footnote 65: 1.

24 (epitomized).] [Footnote 66: Perhaps better with Ludwig "of (thee) in anger, of (thee) incensed."] [Footnote 67: Or: "Being (himself) in the (heavenly) flood he knows the ships." (Ludwig.)] [Footnote 68: An intercalated month is meant (not the primitive 'twelve days').] [Footnote 69: Or 'very wise,' of mental strength.] [Footnote 70: VIII.41.

7; VII.82.6 (Bergaigne); X.132.
4.] [Footnote 71: Compare Bergaigne, _La Religion Vedique_, iii.
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116-118.] [Footnote 72: The insistence on the holy seven, the 'secret names' of dawn, the confusion of Varuna with Trita.


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