Its peculiar variety of Aryan speebsp;was the Sanskrit.
They found a brue people with a more elaborate civilization and less vigour of will, in posssion of the try of the Indus and Ganges.
But they do not em to have mingled with their predecessors as freely as did the Greeks and Persians.
They remained aloof.
When the past of India bees dimly visible to the historian, Indian society is already stratified into veral layers, with a variable number of sub-divisions, whibsp;do not eat together nor intermarry nor associate freely.
And throughout history this stratification into castes tinues.
This makes the Indian population something different from the simple, freely inter-breeding European or Mongolian unities.
It is really a unity of unities.
Siddhattha Gautama was the son of an aristocratibsp;family whibsp;ruled a small distribsp;on the Himalayan slopes.
He was married at een to a beautiful cousin.
He hunted and played and went about in his sunny world of gardens and groves and irrigated rice-fields.
Its peculiar variety of Aryan speebsp;was the Sanskrit.
They found a brue people with a more elaborate civilization and less vigour of will, in posssion of the try of the Indus and Ganges.
But they do not em to have mingled with their predecessors as freely as did the Greeks and Persians.
They remained aloof.
When the past of India bees dimly visible to the historian, Indian society is already stratified into veral layers, with a variable number of sub-divisions, whibsp;do not eat together nor intermarry nor associate freely.
And throughout history this stratification into castes tinues.
This makes the Indian population something different from the simple, freely inter-breeding European or Mongolian unities.
It is really a unity of unities.
Siddhattha Gautama was the son of an aristocratibsp;family whibsp;ruled a small distribsp;on the Himalayan slopes.
He was married at een to a beautiful cousin.
He hunted and played and went about in his sunny world of gardens and groves and irrigated rice-fields.
And it was amidst this life that a great distent fell upon him.
It was the unhappiness of a fine brain that eks employment.