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    The Yajus-samhita contains hymns from the Rig-Veda as well as explanatory prose passages focused on rituals, so it has a mix of poetic and prose elements. While Patanjali referred to 101 versions of this Veda, most have disappeared, and the two surviving branches are the sukla and Krishna.

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    The Yajus-samhita contains hymns from the Rig-Veda as well as explanatory prose passages focused on rituals, so it has a mix of poetic and prose elements. While Patanjali referred to 101 versions of this Veda, most have disappeared, and the two surviving branches are the sukla and Krishna.

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    Yajus-samhita

    Yajurveda comprises of hymns taken from Rig-Veda and prose passages -


    explanatory - from the ritualistic aspect. Therefore this samhita is partly
    in prose and partly in poetry. Patanjali speaks of 101 rescensions of this
    Veda. Most of them have now disappeared.

    This Veda has two branches sukla and Krishna.

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