The Aitareya Brahmanam of the Rigveda
Subtitle: containing the earliest speculations of the Brahmans on the meaning of the sacrificial prayers, and on the origin, performance and sense of the rites of the Vedic religion
By: Edited, translated and explained, with preface, introductory essay, and a map of the sacrificial compound at the Soma sacrifice, by Martin Haug ...
Series: Sacred books of the Hindus -- Extra v. [4]
Publisher: Reprinted and pub. by Sudhindra Nath Vasu, M.B., at the Panini office
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Allahabad
Language: eng
Number of pages: 368
Subjects: Brahmanas
Work titles: Brahmanas Aitareyabrāhmaṇa
Notes: Issued in 2 parts, paged continuously, with covers numbered: no. 117-120 (March to June) 1919; 146 to 150 (Aug.-Dec.) 1921.

Sāyana's commentary has been used throughout, but the explanations of sacrificial terms, as given in the translator's notes proceed from what he has witnessed and been taught by the only men, Brāhmans, known by the name of Śrotriyas, or Śrautis who have inherited the knowledge from the most ancient times. cf. Pref., p. v.

"Dr. Martin Haug's translation [of 1863] ... has been out of print for a long time ... It has not been considered necessary to reprint the Sanskrit text."--Foreword, p. [i]