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PS 0? ŚS 0!<br />
KS 11 : 1293%<br />
(late TS 134 : 1840 %<br />
parts:<br />
32-35)<br />
MS 69 : 681%<br />
ABo 3 : 1295%<br />
TB 38 : 2739%<br />
TA 18 : 3443%<br />
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KB 2 : 1061% ŚBK 7: ŚBMo 24 : 3662%<br />
KA 3 : 997 %<br />
(>svid)<br />
ŚBMw 2 : 426%<br />
JBc 9: 4409%<br />
JUB 2: 1252%<br />
ŚBMn 11 : 4211%<br />
KaṭhB 1 : 95 % VādhB 247 BŚS<br />
(=TBk) ŚBMa 0 : 0%<br />
ŚBMu 9 : 2476%<br />
ChU 4 : 663%<br />
PB 18 :1934% ABn 0! : 0%<br />
ṢB 3 (6-8)<br />
AA 2 : 455%<br />
MU 2 : 203 %<br />
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It is notable that the oldest texts, i.e., RV, PS, ŚS, (SV, RVKh) do not know<br />
this particle (except for one case in RV 10.34.14). Khalu suddenly makes its<br />
appearance with 69 cases in MS, the oldest surviving YV Saṃhitā. The<br />
neighbouring, and slightly later, Kaṭha school, however, does not follow suit,<br />
except in its later books 32-35 (which belong to the Orimikā < *avarimikā<br />
section), i.e. the old, final book III (before the Yājyānuvākas and the<br />
247 N.B.: VPK does not mention khalu in the Sūtra Vol.s, except for a few token examples<br />
from ĀpŚS, Yāska, etc. The new ed. of the Brāhm. Vol. mentions only a few cases as well;<br />
the older ed. has many more. The figures given here for JB are from the old ed. of VPK<br />
and refer to the JB ed. of Caland only (JBc).<br />
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