Murdoch John. An Account of the Vedas: With Numerous Extracts from the Rig-Veda

London, Madras: The Christian Literature Society For India, 1897. — iv, 157 p.Metres and Language of the Vedas
Principal Divisions of the Vedas
Brahmanas
The Aranyakas and Upanishads
The Sutras
Hindu Accounts of the Origin of the Vedas
The Time when the Vedas were Composed
The Vedas at First Handed Down by Tradition
Social Life in Vedic Times
The Gods of the Vedas
The Offerings and Sacrifices of the Vedas
Soma
Animal Sacrifices
Purushamedha, Human Sacrifices
Reaction Against Sacrifices
Summary of the Books
Illustrative Extracts from the Rig-Veda: I.67, II.76, III.78, IV.81, V.83,
The Sama Veda
Atharva Veda
The Brahmanas
REVIEW
The Religion oe the Vedas Polytheistic
Character of the Vedic Gods.
The Relation op the Worshippers to the Gods
The Prayers of the Vedas
Are the Vedas a Divine Revelation?
A Return to Vedio Hinduism Impossible
A National Religion
A Religion Worthy op AcceptanceThe Arya Samaj
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