Sadasiva Aiyar, J.

1. The material facts are set out in the judgment of my learned brothers. I agree entirely with their conclusions Some of the observations in the judgment of Seshagiri Aiyar, J., such as "in the north, we find innumerable instances where endowments are made in the name of a reputed saint who worships the idol." "The personal sanctity of the founder seems to have had more influence in the north than in the south." "Most of the temples in the south do not owe their existence to Aryan influence but were built and endowed by the non Aryans, while the endowments in the north are mostly by Aryans", are observations based upon my learned brothers knowledge of and personal research into subjects to the study of which I have not been able to bestow as much time and industry as he. So far as I have been able to study some of the subjects referred to, my provisional conclusion is that Brabmana Hindus are not so pre dominantly Aryans in blood and non Brahmana Hindus are not so predominantly non-Aryans in blood as usually assumed, and I am not satisfied that Dravidian" is opposed to "Aryan" and does not really represent the mingling of an earlier Aryan wave of immigrat