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Vedas
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Vedas,
the oldest scriptures of Hinduism. [Hinduism: NCE, 2870]
See : Writings, Sacred


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There are four Vedic texts written originally in Sanskrit that make up what is known as the Vedas, the primary texts of Hinduism.
World religions and the struggle for equality by Groves, Sharon / Conscience
Vedic texts presented by Chandrabhal Tripathi provide a model of a later life devoted to study, books, travel, and the cultivation of the life of the mind and the spirit.
Erfullt leben - in Gelessanheit sterben Geschichte und Gegenwart by Taylor, Peter K. / Journal of Social History
nbsp;Reconsidered" reexamines the linguistic relationship of Panini's grammar to extant Vedic texts, addressing the question of Panini's intention in treating the Vedic as well as the "classical" language, and attempting to identify, on the basis of their agreement or nonagreement with his rules, the Vedic texts which must have been known to Panini.
Paninian Studies: Professor S.D. Joshi Felicitation Volume by Salomon, Richard / Pacific Affairs
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