a. and sb. [f. VED-A + -IC.] a. adj. Of or pertaining to, contained or mentioned in, contemporary with, the Vedas. b. sb. The language of the Vedas, an early form of Sanskrit.

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1859.  Max Müller, Anc. Sanskrit Lit., 10. The sacred literature of the Vedic age. Ibid., 11. The … publication of all Vedic texts and commentaries.

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1864.  Pusey, Lect. Daniel, ix. 558. The old Vedic worship was a libation to the god of fire.

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1873.  Whitney, Oriental & Ling. Stud., 1. A general view of the whole body of Vedic literature.

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1884.  American, VIII. 90. There are still orthodox Brahmans, who … maintain old Vedic sacrifices.

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1890.  Schrumpf, First Aryan Reader, p. xi. Specimen B ought to have preceded specimen A, as Vedic is older than Sanskrit.

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