History of India

South of the hilly and jungly tract which includes the mountain region of the Vindhyas and the Satpura range lies the vast tableland of the Deccan watered by the Godavari and the Krishna with their innumerable tributaries. [...] In the south-west they became the Greeks and Romans and in the west they were the ancestors of the English the French the Germans and the Russians. [...] The name of the first of these is the Sindhumatii and that of the last the Sarasvati. [...] As the Brahmans migrated to different countries after the compilation of the Samhitis and the revelation of the Branmanas opinions as to the pronunciation and interpretation of the Vedas began to vary. [...] Subsequently -to the establishment of the Aryan settlement on the banks of the Sarasvati very little is known of the Punjab the original home of thRishis of the Foreign invigyeda.