In 1896 Ralph Griffith translated it into English, though the first Western language translation of it was an edition combined with Sayana's commentaries on it by Max Mueller.
In 1896 Ralph Griffith translated it into English, though the first Western language translation of it was an edition combined with Sayana's commentaries on it by Max Mueller. The text has been dated back to the second millennium B.C. based on references to the Sarasvati River and the Aryan invasion theory, and is divided into ten books called Mandalas. Containing hymns to such deities as Purusha, Indra, and Agni, for 10 points, what is this early Hindu text that precedes the Sama, Yajur, and Atharva in the series of four Vedas?
In 1896 Ralph Griffith translated it into English, though the first Western language translation of it was an edition combined with Sayana's commentaries on it by Max Mueller.
{Rig Veda}