Such is a sketch of the ethnology of India; pre-eminently complex, but not pre-eminently mysterious; its chief problems being—
1. The general ethnological relations of the Tamulian stock.
2. Those of the intrusive Brahminical Hindús.
3. The relation of the intrusive population to the aboriginal.[62]
FOOTNOTES:
[41] "Transactions of Philological Society," No. 94.
[42] Latin nurus, from snurus.
[43] Latin socer, Greek ἕκυρος.
[44] Latin socrus, Greek ἕκυρα.