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ending with a belief in one great power, the unknown rather
the unseen God, worshipped though ignorantly worshipped
through many years by the poets of vedic age."
(The Vedanta Phiiosophy, p. 22, by Max Muller third
reprint, Calcutta)
x. See 'Vedic Mythology' by A. A. Macdonell.