My Autobiography; a Fragment
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He himself was far above such tactics. He knew, and they knew perfectly well that, whatever the vulgus profanum may think, my real work was the critical edition of Sayana's commentary on the Kig-veda. I had de- termined that this also should be edited according to the strictest rules of criticism. I knew what an amount of labour that would involve, but I refused to yield to the pressure of my colleagues to pro- ceed more quickly but less critically.
Sayana quotes a number of Sanskrit works whic...h, at the time when I began my edition, had not yet been edited. Such were the Nirukta, the glossary of the Rig-veda; the Aitareya-brahmana, a very old explanation of the Yedic sacrifice; the Asvalayana Sutras, on the ceremonial; and sundry works of the same character. Sayana generally 204 My Autobiography- alludes very briefly only to these works and pre- supposes that they are known to us, so that a short reference would suffice for his purposes. To find such references and to understand them required, however, not only that I should copy these works, which I did, but that I should make indices and thus be able to find the place of the passages to which he alluded.
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He himself was far above such tactics. He knew, and they knew perfectly well that, whatever the vulgus profanum may think, my real work was the critical edition of Sayana's commentary on the Kig-veda. I had de- termined that this also should be edited according to the strictest rules of criticism. I knew what an amount of labour that would involve, but I refused to yield to the pressure of my colleagues to pro- ceed more quickly but less critically.
Sayana quotes a number of Sanskrit works whic...h, at the time when I began my edition, had not yet been edited. Such were the Nirukta, the glossary of the Rig-veda; the Aitareya-brahmana, a very old explanation of the Yedic sacrifice; the Asvalayana Sutras, on the ceremonial; and sundry works of the same character. Sayana generally 204 My Autobiography- alludes very briefly only to these works and pre- supposes that they are known to us, so that a short reference would suffice for his purposes. To find such references and to understand them required, however, not only that I should copy these works, which I did, but that I should make indices and thus be able to find the place of the passages to which he alluded.
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