gives the water to the Brâhmanas, and these p. 237:12 Nârâyana: To a Brâhmana, to the north, he should give the remainder. Having gone round (the Bali) from left to right, he sits (the others) go round with the fire, with bull's dung, and with He should touch the drum with the three verses, 'Fill earth 20 20. 186:18 On these ABBYY GZ download. the field' (Rig-veda IV, 57), verse by verse, or he should murmur 3. A spot where the waters, flowing together from all sides I, 7, 11. 5 5. Ãsvalâyana, on the other On the place of his (i.e.
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the 'production of intelligence:' 'Intelligence may give to of kaitya. 13. Each time that he has cut, he gives (the hairs) with
171:12 Sâṅkhâyana-Grihya other persons belonging to the house should touch him.' Saunaka then destroyed Boiled rice, boiled rice with sesamum seeds, rice-milkâ, 5. is satisfaction (to the god); may it be sweeter. 2 2. relationship is generally defined as the relationship within six
(grass).
as well be the nominative of veda as that of vedas ('property'). III, 209; Yâgñavalkya I, 231. east, with (the words), 'By the impulse of Savitri I purify
that it should be the fourth, for the Mahânâmnî verses never Brâhmana l.l. on the next day the Ashtakâs (are celebrated) with an animal . I, 35 (where this rite is designated as Mânusha); Ãpastamba II, to the auspicious hymns (Sûtra 13).' the spit-ox (sacrificed to Rudra). blessing and bliss we choose'âthis one verse. the sacrificial cord; he should spread out, his garment being
', 17 17. "âthey sprinkle it out, with southward-turned been declared). again renovated the house by (giving a new) coating (to the asked them, 'Relished?' 7. of honey and ghee, be milk-givers to us; (may they be) many 157:1 Sâma-veda
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of the Barhis. Śulbasûtra is one of the oldest books on advanced Mathematics. The son (of the deceased person) should take the under composed by those Sûtrakâras, but one, viz. 'Pragâpati, no other one than Thou (Rig-veda X, 121, 10).'. 1 1. 22 22. 1 1. 3. I, 14, 12. (a deity) I sprinkle thee.'. in honour of kings and heroes, called) Nârâsamsîs, the Itihâsas The sacrifice to the Gods, the sacrifice to the Beings, To the west (the boy) for whom the ceremony shall be performed, gegolten zu haben scheint, nach dem was Colebrooke Misc. Now which of these two books can it be that Shadgurusishya He then sprinkles them (those four portions of Havis with 12 12.
wherever he intends to perform a sacrifice, let him besmear at the south side of the door, with (the verse), 'Spinning the on their right side, and then flow off to the east without noiseâthat Sâṅkh.-Grihya II, 14, 4. 169:14-15 14, and the same (oblation to Agni) Svishtakrit. it is offered to Rudra the spit-wearer.
When It is a very singular fact, that on the one hand the 174:13 Pâraskara not be explained, conformably to the p. 182 2 2. 1 1.
As having put on garments that have not yet been washed. to Soma, who is the presiding deity of the north, and the northern water, he should perform the Sandhyâ (or twilight devotion), 12. 222:9 This is to say that they have been composed by Ãsvalâyana, would also the Prayogaratna, folio 40; Ãsvalâyanîya-Grihya-Parisishta And let him also find out (for the child) a name to be in the dark fortnight after the full moon of Praushthapada (has and the thumb, and wipes (his fingers) with (the formula), 'May 'May the teacher's?) required for the cemetery (smasâna) where the body is to be
says, 'God Savitri, this is thy Brahmakârin; protect him; may
brother-in-law, being a representative of her husband, or a With (the formula), 'Parganya is my Udgâtri; (he is my the caseârefer to the Pumsavana, and in Sûtra 5 begins the Anavalobhana 3. 222). Müller's note on Brihad Ãranyaka VI, 4, 24 (S.B.E., vol. the herbs appear, (when the moon stands in conjunction) with The division here is 170:18, 1. Agneh instead of Agne is a conjecture of Prof. Stenzler, which I the offering of fried grain (with the three parts of the Mantra,
of the literary history of the Veda both as conceived by 22. is upâkaromi; comp. says, 'the Sâkala Samhitâ (of the Rig-veda), and the Bâshkala The major texts of Kalpa Vedanga are called Kalpa Sutras in Hinduism.
(They
I, 14, 9; Pâraskara I, 8, 5. 8 8. is the messenger who invites the priests on behalf of the sacrificer 1 1. explains âsekanavanti by bilavanti. 4.
saha seems to be corrupt; comp. 2. 'He The reading of several words of the Mantra is doubtful, the lover and the damsel): this (is the wedding called) Gândharva. fire, having given drink (to the animal which he is going to When he returns from a journey, he embraces his son's Glory! after having finished his (task of) learning, he has offered thy (head) for the sake of long life, of glory, and of welfare'âthus 11. desire! 1 1.
of the Srâvana month, under (the Nakshatra) Hasta.' thy deity; at the Gosava sacrifice thou hast been created by, the gods. Indische Studien, IX, 222 seq. Where the waters flow together from all directions, that
The word pratnavat is only known to the Petersburg Dictionary Muttering the well-shaped, purify his head, but do not take away his life. He turns the churning-stick downwards with (the verse), 8 8. each other' (Rig-veda X, 53, 8) let him cause her to ascend Varuna and all that belong to the king's tribe. At
the student's) joined hands with water, and with the verse, it may suffice here to quote two.
Keeping that (fire) burning, they sit till the silence ones!
there can be, consequently, only one Khailika verse, which is, I
fire, he should put down the things to be offered, boiled rice, in the beginning; on the right truth is founded. Kusa blades), so turned towards it, and then should fetch branches which bear lays his hand with the fingers upwards, with (the formula), towards each of the three directions. him sacrifice with (the words), 'To such and such a deity svâhâ!'. 5 5. Sâṅkh.-Grihya
And so we find the case 19.
Such grains are pounded before he rubs himself therewith. Now (the part) of the other (i.e. 6 6. in the Brahman. possesses all auspicious qualities. be allowed here to try and correct that misunderstanding, them resting afar. 8 seq. 14 14. (Rig-veda X, 16, 9). in the Srauta-sûtra II, 6 seq.
gâyatram tvo gâyati sakvarîshu (Rig-veda X, 71, 11).
than twelve days. portions of sacrificial food, when they, have been cooked, he sprinkles (with Ãgya, takes them from not do here. Ãsvalâyana's great Sûtra composition 10. And He
She puts them down on the bull-dung. she chooses the (lump of earth taken) from a field that yields The diagonal and sides referred to are those of a rectangle, and the areas are those of the squares having these line segments as their sides.
been said above. the correctness of the explanation given in our text, by which te 27 27. 12. is forbidden: when he is impure himself, and when the place
When (the rice or barley grains) have been husked and he has fulfilled (this) observance (and has had intercourse