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Vedas · Sanskrit
Atharvaveda
अथर्ववेदः · അഥർവവേദം
Also known as Atharva Veda, Atharvaveda
The fourth Veda, with hymns, charms and speculative verses in twenty kandas.
Attributed to Attributed to the Atharvan and Angirasa seers.
Period c. 1200–900 BCE
5,987 verses
Introduction
The Atharvaveda includes domestic and healing charms, royal and speculative hymns, and early reflections on brahman. The Shaunaka and Paippalada recensions preserve different arrangements.
Contents
Table of contents
Chapters are being prepared
The structure of this scripture has not been published yet. Its shlokas will appear here as they are added.
Source note.
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