This is nearly complete (i believe one more shak exists the bhashkal shak, the one with the khilani however i could not find it anywhere) Two editions: London, 1877 (Samhita and Pada texts) and Oxford, 1890–92, with Sayana’s commentary.Rig ved is a very ancient text (about 12000-15000 BC) and the most sacred one too. Rig Veda-IntraText (ITRANS without accents, HTML) (contains errors)įriedrich Max Müller, The Hymns of the Rigveda large PDF files of book scans. Rigveda-SacredTexts (Devanāgarī and Transliteration, both without accents, HTML) ( contains many errors) Rigveda-Wikisource (ASCII-transliteration, HTML) Rigveda-Transliteration with acute and grave accents, PDF by Keith Briggs The Rigveda: Metrically Restored Text-Transliteration together with Griffith’s translation, HTML (University of Oslo) The Rigveda: Metrically Restored Text-Transliteration, HTML (University Texas at Austin) TITUS-Ṛgveda (Saṁhitā-Pāṭha, Pada-Pāṭha, metrically restored version)-Plain text (TITUS members only) TITUS-Ṛgveda (Saṁhitā-Pāṭha, Pada-Pāṭha, metrically restored version)-Devanāgarī, HTML TITUS-Ṛgveda (Saṁhitā-Pāṭha, Pada-Pāṭha, metrically restored version)-Transliteration, HTML TITUS-Index-Ṛgveda (click Text Database and then Vedic) Rigveda-Sanskritweb (Devanāgarī, unaccented transliteration, PDF) (*) Rigveda-Wikisource (Devanāgarī, HTML) (*) Satsangadhara (Saṁhitā and Padapāṭha in Denanāgarī, Hindi translation) (*) Aurobindo (Saṁhitā, Padapāṭha in Devanagari & transliteration, audio-recitation) Rgveda-Padapāṭha-GRETIL (Transliteration without accents, HTML) (*) Rgveda-GRETIL (Transliteration without accents, TXT) (*) Rgveda-GRETIL (Transliteration with Vedic accents, HTML) (*) Ṛgveda-Sanskrit Documents (ITRANS, Devanāgarī, transliteration, HTML&PDF) Ṛgveda-Page of Detlef Eichler (ITRANS, Devanāgarī, transliteration, HTML&PDF)
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