A HEIFER OF THE DAWN

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'Lo! how Dark Night shrinks from her sister Dawn, and gloomy Black gives way to Rosy Red'--Rig Weda, vii. 71

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A

HEIFER OF THE DAWN

TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT

BY

F. W. BAIN

NINTH EDITION

METHUEN & CO. LTD.

36 ESSEX STREET W.C.

LONDON

1916

(Volume 3 in Bain's Indian Stories)

[1904]

NOTICE OF ATTRIBUTION.
Scanned at sacred-texts.com, March 2005. John Bruno Hare, redactor. This text is in the public domain in the US because it was originally published prior to 1922. These files may be used for any non-commercial purpose, provided this notice of attribution is left intact in all copies.

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Originally Published by Messrs. James Parker & Co.	1904
Second Edition	1904
Third Edition	1906
Fourth Edition	1909
First Published by Methuen & Co. Ltd.	June 1910
Fifth Edition	December 1910
Sixth Edition	June 1911
Seventh Edition	February 1912
Eighth Edition	March 1914
Ninth Edition	June 1916

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SODALIBUS NONDUM DEFUNCTIS SALUTEM.

ANIMULA • VAGULA • BLANDUIA
HOSPES • COMESQUE • CORPORIS
FLAMMÂ • PROCUL • SCINTILLULA
ORCI • TENEBRIS • OBRUTA
CALIGINOSIS • HEU! VEHOR
ἔιδωλον • UMBRAE • FABULA
CEU • NIGRA • CONJUX • INDICA
FUNCTO • MARITI • CORPORE
POENAMQUE • NASCI • JUDICO
NEC • VIVA • JAM • NEC • MORTUA
QUALISQUE • VESPERTILIO
DIO • RELAPSO • LUMINE
NOCTURNA • DEGO • TAEDIA
DONEC • RESURGET • LUCIFER