श्राद्धम्
Śrāddha and Death Rites
Funeral rites, purification from death, ancestral offerings, eschatology.
1010 paragraphs across 8 volumes
Volume I: Part I 134 paragraphs
...52. 8-10 (8 in all), Manu X. 63 (five), Yāj. I. 1. 22 (nine). Vide H. D. Vol II pp. 10-11 and...
...authors of *dharmasūtras* enumerated in Yājñavalkya (1. 5). Aparārka quotes a verse from the Bhavi...
...2 “brahmacaryavān pravrajati” as smṛti. Yāj. I. 71 is almost the same as Bauḍ Dh. II. 2. 5...
...Bauḍ II. 1. 42 ), II. 2. 4. 14 (compare Manu III. 101 ). Some of these verses are defective i...
...rthamuktāvali of Kullūka p. 93 (i.e. on Manu III. 85.)
...īpāvana’) with Vaṣ 3. 19, Gaut. 15. 28, Manu III. 185. Vaṣ quotes a verse (gāthā ) from the Nidā...
...made to keep up the impression that the Viṣṇu Dh. S. emanated from Viṣṇu himself and so coul...
...ses are the same as Vaṣ 28. 21–22 ) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 90. 10 (in prose) is nearly the same as Vaṣ 28...
...ainly of carrying away a girl by force (Manu 3. 33 prasahyā kanyā-haraṇam) is called kṣātr...
...'). The 3rd verse (Naikagrāmiņa &c') is Manu III. 103 (the 4th pāda in Sāṇ is different which...
...274 as Viṣṇu's and which are similar to Manu III. 273-74 and Vāyu-purāṇa 82.11 and Matsya-purāṇa...
...xtant Viṣṇudharmasūtra. Medhātithi ( on Manu 3. 248 ) quotes Viṣṇu ( 21. 12 ) and on Manu 9...
..., e. g. Vi. 68 on Yāj. I. 106 and 90 on Yāj. I. 114. It is to be noted that Vi. 70. 17 (a vers...
...paṇḍita mentions the Kāṭhakagṛhya, that Viṣṇu Dh. S. 64. 21 (Drupadaṁ Sāvitrim vā) refers to ‘Kāṭha...
...long introduction to the translation of Viṣṇu Dh. S (SBE. Vol. VII, pp. IX-XXXVII) deals wi...
The original Viṣṇu Dh. S. (mostly in prose) may have to be placed...
...‘Prajāpativaco yathā’ (vide Aparārka on Yāj. I. 154 and Smṛticandrikā I. p. 181). Hārita se...
...erṇ Both the Mitākṣarā and Aparārka (on Yāj. I. 86) quote Hārita's verses eulogising the s...
...ikāyas existed in writing before Aśoka. Yājñavalkya (I. 5) mentions Śaṅkha-Likhita among the write...
...p. 352 ) and to Likhita by Aparārka (on Yāj. I. 101 ). The relation of the Sāṅkha-smṛti in ...
...grammatical formṣ It is noteworthy that Yājñavalkya is included among the authors of smṛtis b...
...ki, Masurākṣa, Kauṭilya and Āśvalāyana. Yājñavalkya is most probably the sage of the Bṛhadāra...
...an but without the use of Vedic mantraṣ Manu III. 13 (latter half) who allowed a Kṣatriya to...
...uḍ Dh. S. II. 1. 62, Vasiṣṭha I. 22 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 35. 3–5 first half). In this case it is difficu...
...orrespondence between the Kauṭiliya and Yājñavalkya. It is no doubt true that many passages fr...
...ought, word and actioṇ The Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 317 explains Ānvīkṣikī as ātınavidyā and qu...
...may be noted that Manu VII. 216-225 and Yāj. I. 327-333 contain similar but briefer provisions ...
...One decisive circumstance is as followṣ Yāj. (I. 319–20) dealing with the regulations about roya...
...differṣ In the present author's opinion Yāj. is much later than the A. and the extant ...
...0-21, 23, 24-25 ); this last is same as Manu III. 25 ; *Ādi* 120. 36 ( on 12 kinds of sons )...
...me view ) ; *Anuśāsana* 65. 3, 67. 19 ( Manu III. 5 first half same ), 68. 31, 115. 52–53; ...
...e day. These ancient smṛtis (Manu IV 8, Yāj. I. 128) provide that the more penurious a brāh...
...more corn than ten Kumbhiṣ Viśvarūpa on Yāj. I. 127 (Vol, I p. 104 of T. S. S.) explains th...
...he procedure, though similar to that in Yāj. I. 295-308, is more elaborate on some pointṣ For e...
...rma* follows from a reference to him in Manu ( III. 16 ) as holding the view that a *dvijāti* ta...
...nto ‘tisraḥ’. The passage reminds us of Manu III. 16 (Śūdrāvedi patatyatreḥ), but the views ...
...ama collection, pp. 46-48. The Mit. (on Yāj. 1. 94) remarks that the means of livelihood f...
...er both names Kaśyapa and Kāśyapa (vide Yāj. I. 64, III. 265, III. 21, 25, 251, 288, 290, ...
... id="fnref-20-gārgya-2">2 (on Yāj. I. 195 ). Therefore it seems that a sūtra work...
...and a prose passage of Vṛddha-Gargya on Yāj. I. 195 (p. 136).
...ery long prose passage from Cyavana (on Yāj. I. 207) about the procedure of making the gift...
Aparārka on Yāj. I. 207, with reference to the great rewards of...
...I. 79), about the time for śrāddhas (on Yāj. I. 215). These quotations show that Jātukarṇya...
... ), while Mit. quotes several verses on Yāj. I. 256, III. 17, 30, 253, 259-60. The name Jāt...
...a are quoted on several other verses of Yāj. It would be a great service if some schol...
...he ritual of the Atharvanṣ The Mit. (on Yāj. I. 53) quotes a sūtra of Paiṭhīnasi to the ef...
...pati- śuśrūṣā'; compare Manu V. 155 and Yāj. I. 87. Kalpa° on Vyava° p. 742 quotes a verse...
...ra. He is very rarely citeḍ Aparārka on Yāj. I. 4-5, Kalpataru on Brahmacārī pp. 24, 78, 16...
...they were composed by different authorṣ Yāj. (I. 4-5) mentions Bṛhaspati among the expounders...
...advāja-and-bhāradvāja-2">2 on Yāj. I. 185 a lengthy sūtra of Bhāradvāja on the pu...
...verse of Śātātapa quoted by the Mit. on Yāj. I. 192 provides that a prāyaścitta is not pres...
...ṛddha-Śātātapa or vice versa ( e. g. on Yāj. I. 190, on III. 292 p. 1195 and p. 1201 ).
...nam yathā*’ and in another (Aparārka on Yāj. I. 217–218 ) the Kanyā sign of the zodiac is refer...
...iramitrodaya (Paribhāṣā-prakāśa p. 16). Yājñavalkya is probably the earliest writer who enume...
...tes (on Yāj. I. 69) Vṛddha-Manu and (on Yāj. I. 19) Vṛddha-Vasiṣṭha, which latter probably...
...ions from Bhṛgu cited by Viśvarūpa ( on Yāj. I. 187 and 252 ) are not found in the Manusmṛt...
...anu 2. 36; Mānava Gṛ. S. II. 12. 1–2 to Manu 3. 84-86. Besides, there is nothing in our Manu ...
...an marry a śūdra woman is not my view.’ Manu (in III. 13) allows a brāhmaṇa to marry a śūdra woma...
... her he loses his status as a brāhmaṇa (Manu III. 17), while Bhṛgu’s view seems to be that a...
...smṛti contains conflicting doctrineṣ In Manu III. 12-13 a Brāhmaṇa is allowed to have a śūdra w...
... ) for various periods, he first quotes Manu ( III. 2 ) and then Gau-tama Dh. S. II. 51-52 ( on...
...ater than the Manusmṛti. Viśvarūpa ( on Yāj. I. 69 ) quotes the views of Vṛddha-Manu on ni...
...ntury A. D. at the latest. Viśvarūpa on Yāj. I. 69 (p. 75, Trivandrum eḍ of 1922) quotes t...
...(II. 136) and the other is a summary of Manu (III. 77–80). The Burmese are governed in modern tim...
...s not comment on some verses such as on Manu III. 174 and 278 (Mandlik's eḍ). He is generally...
Viśvarūpa (on Yāj. I. 69), the Mitākṣarā, the Smṛtica- ndrikā, t...
... | Śrāddha—Strīparva 26-27, Anuśāsana 87-92. | |...
...), which occur in Udyogaparva 43.22 and Strīparva 7. 23. It has been shown above that the Āsv. gr....
...hābhārata or Vyāsa frequently (e. g. on Yāj. I.72,86, 256, III. 6, 250, 258, 300 ). Aparā...
...ef-32-the-two-epics-80">80 On Yāj. I. 211 Aparārka quotes a verse saying of one w...
...ced that the 14 sources are arranged by Yājñavalkya in a rising scale of importance and autho...
...ea (almost in the same words) occurs in Manu III. 18, Viṣṇusmṛti 67. 43 (aghaṁ sa kevalaṁ-bh...
...e the Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa several times on Yāj. I.236, 254, III. 19, 287. Thus the Mit. menti...
...most learned Brāhmaṇa (III. 1. 1-2) and Yājñavalkya is said to have imparted to Janaka the kn...
...ing ‘prasave jātakarma ca’. Mit. reads (Yāj. I. 76 b) ‘tyajan dāpyastrītīyamśam-adravyo bh...
... hand, there are some subjects on which Yāj. is silent though they are dealt with in d...
It is said that the sages approached Yājñavalkya in Mithilā and requested him to impart to...
... quoted below copies the words of Yāj. I. 3 ( Purāṇa-nyāya.........dharmasya ca cat...
... forgotten the elaborate treatment that Yāj. indulged in and then Yāj. teaches her bri...
The Yoga-Yājñavalkya is only a small work on Yoga, has little ...
...orrespondence between the Kauṭiliya and Yāj. If there is any borrowing at all, it must...
...agrhyasūtra (II. 14); verses 281-283 of Yāj. (I) occur in the Mānavagṛhya II. 14, but in...
...lations ( in the tarpaṇa ). Aparārka on Yāj. I. 275 quotes a long passage from the Baijavāp...
...ced later than the 3rd century A. D. As Yāj. is shown above to have followed the Manus...
...d so late as the 4th century A. D. When Yāj. ( I. 80 ) speaks of “ *susthe Indau* ” we should ...
...atipāta’ and ‘Gajacchāyā’ that occur in Yāj. I.217. Both are times for śrāddha and various...
...), Yāj. III.71 contains ideas common to Manu III. 76 and Sānti- parva 264.11; Yāj. III. 185 ...
...āj. I.23; B. XI. 34=Yāj. I.8; B. XI. 35=Yāj. I.9.
...story and foisting a totally new one on Yājñavalkya. In the Br. Upaniṣad (II.4-5) it is said t...
Yāj. I.10 states that Brāhmaṇas, Kṣatriyas and Va...
...iods of time for Vedic studies ) quotes Yāj. I.36 as Yogi- Yājñavalkya “ Yadāha Yogi-Yājñ...
Viśvarūpa on Yāj. I. 4–5 quotes two verses of Vṛddha– Yājñavalky...
... probably a recast of it as it mentions Yāj. in the first chap. (p. 2). The Garuḍapurā...
...our as in M. Gṛ. S. On p. 249 it quotes Yāj. I. 285 ( about the names of Vināyaka ) with th...
...uotes a verse of Vṛddha-Yājñavalkya (on Yāj. I. 4-5), where Nārada is the first among ten e...
...banḍ Nārada cites more definitions than Yāj. In some respects, however, Nārada is more...
...aining to Vyavahāra except one verse on Yāj. I. 34 where he speaks of three kinds of ‘ṛtvi...
Yāj. (I. 4-5) enumerates Bṛhaspati among the writers ...
...and 34 more paragraphs in this volume
Volume I: Part II 40 paragraphs
Yāj. III. 6), Matsya (Mit. on Yāj. I. 297–298 quotes eleven verses from the Matsya, c...
...rāṇas in the Mit. is in consonance with Yāj. I. 3 which states that fourteen are the sour...
...); the Mit. mentions Vrddha-Śātātapa on Yāj. I. 231 (verse); Mit. mentions Vrddha-Hārita (2...
...oned by Yāj. ). Viśvarūpa on p. 136 (on Yāj. I. 195, MM. Ganapati Shastri's eḍ of 1922) quo...
...own broadcast. For example, the Mit. on Yāj. I. 81 (whether it is a niyama or parisamkhyā)...
.... Vol. V pp. 1248–49 for explanatioṇ On Yāj. I. 86 where an objector raises the question t...
...s fond of citing Nyāyaṣ For example, on Yāj. I. 81 it cites the nyāya ‘nimittāvṛttau naimi...
... Manu, but it is really Yāj. I. 156. On Yāj. I. 8 Mit. quotes ‘Yatrat- kāgratā tatrāviśeṣ...
On Yāj. I. 224 the Mit. quotes ‘Vṛddhau ca mātāpitarau...
...hich must be mentioneḍ He laid down (on Yāj. I. 52) that wherever the word *sapiṇḍa* occur...
... and refuted the views of Medhātithi on Manu III. 125. The Smṛticandrikā frequently cites the...
...ya, aupāsana, āvasathya, or vaivāhika ( Manu III. 67 ), aupasađa or vaivāhana. Vide H. of Dh...
...e are classified in Manu VIII. 4. 7 and Yāj. It appears to the present writer that the...
...r text of the Sambandhaviveka (based on Manu III. 5 ‘asapiṇḍa ca yā’ & ) and English Transl...
...aha. In his commentary896 on Manu III. 247 and 248 he tells us that he has treated...
...ss is not accepted by Kullūka, while on Manu III. 178 Kullūka agrees with both Medhātithi and...
...Besides, he mentions the Vāyupurāṇa (on Manu III. 232) and Purāṇa in general (on Manu I. 74 a...
...rābhirakṣā ( 2 pages ) are specified by Yāj. ( in I. 309-78 ) and the Mit. It may be noted that the M...
...u-of-lakshmīdhara-8">8 (2) On Yāj. I. 81 (and 79) the Mit. holds a long discussi...
... on Śrāddha° ( pp. 250 and 262 ) quotes Yāj. I. 256 ( badly printing it on p. 250 ) and har...
...ra-purāṇa II. 24. 24-25 and the mit. on Yāj. I. 320 provides that the lekhaka of a royal gr...
...nd only ). In Br. kāṇḍa p. 40 he quotes Manu III. 114–15 and adds that these two occur also in V...
...he view ascribed to him is not found in Yāj. In some copies of the Mit. also an author...
...adeśika’ and ‘ātideśika.’ Similarly, on Yāj. I. 260 ( on Trayodaśīśrāddha in the rainy seas...
...he Mit. on the section on `rājadharma` (Yāj. I. 309–368) with the commentary of Aparārka on the...
...he has an exposition on pp. 463-477; On Yāj. I. 252-253 ( on Sapiṇḍīkaraṇa-śrāddha ) he expends...
... the word ‘ākāṅkṣan’ as ‘Vikṣamānaḥ’ in Manu III. 258. The Rājanīti-ratnākara of Cāṇḍeśvara q...
...ith ‘namah’ as the Mantra and relies on Yāj. I. 12 and Viṣṇupurāṇa in support. The Samayap...
... Similarly, on p. 386 the Vy. N. quotes Yāj. I. 65 ( dattvā kanyām &c. ) and Yāj. II. 146 ...
...e many authors on Dharmaśāstra named in Yāj. I. 4-5 nor among the thirty six expounders of ...
...īpakalikā, a commentary on the smṛti of Yājñavalkya. It is a very brief commentary. Rai Bahadu...
...au- tama Dh. S. 17. 22–26, Manu V. 8–9, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 38–41); general rule that where penances are ...
...asing his remarks on Mauu VIII, 138 and Yāj. I. 366 and discusses the scale of the values o...
.... I. 317 (on ‘pātreṣu’, Sar. V. p. 24), Yāj. I. 327 (‘no krama of the several acts is inten...
...‘namah’ as the mantra. The Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 121 says the same thing and adds that the ś...
...e Bṛhadāraṇayokopaniṣad, the great sage Yājñavalkya imparts to his wife Maitreyī the know- le...
...urukula is required by the Smṛtis e. g. Manu III. 2, VI. 34 to become a householder. Theref...
...ix guṇas laid down by Manu VII. 160 and Yāj. I. 347; marching on an invasion; king's dreams...
... and Daṇḍa, Yāj. I. 346), the Purohita (Yāj. I. 313), Jyotirvit (well-versed in astro- logy...
...The Smṛtikaustubha (pp. 462–63) quotes Yājñavalkya (I. 265–268) which set out the results of performing...
Volume II: Part I 241 paragraphs
...s like those of Manu (I. 2 and 107) and Yājñavalkya (I. 1) the sages are represented as asking the...
...ve up artha or kāma as the case may be. Viṣṇu Dh. S. (71. 84) and Bhāgavata I. 2. 9 say the same. The...
...I in E. I. vol. II p. 249 and p. 272 ). Yāj. ( I. 122 ) men- tions nine qualities as the means ...
...), Viṣṇudharma-sūtra 84.4, Manu II. 23, Yāj. I. 2, Saṁvarta 4, Laghu-Hārīta (I. p. 178), ...
...pring of a kṣatriya from a śūdra woman (Yāj. I. 91). In the Rg. X. 97. 12 the word ugra oc...
...f-chapter-ii-varna-64">64 (on Yāj. I. 10) notices that in some smṛti the rathakā...
... 8. 8), Vasiṣṭha (18. 7), Manu (X. 13), Yāj. (I. 95) and other smṛti workṣ
... the caste of his mother. Aparārka ( on Yāj. I. 92 p. 118 ) does not accept this view and ...
...5, VIII. 177, IX. 86 and 335, X. 41 and Yāj. I. 89 (in which latter *sajāti* appears to me...
...tama and Baudhāyana. It is Manu (X) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. (XVI) that for the first time dilate upon the...
...ocations of the pratilomas (about which Yāj. is silent) should be understood from the ...
...hould punish them when they go astray’; Viṣṇu Dh. S. III. 3 and Yaj. I. 361. Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa 27, M...
...asiṣṭha II. 13-23, Viṣṇu Dh. S. II. 15, Yāj. I. 118-120, Gautama X. 1-7 &c.). If a brāhmaṇa beg...
...āṇḍālas and śvapacas are called gulma.’ Yāj. (I. 361) directs the king to punish kulas, caste...
...illage; vide also Nārada (ṛņādāna 155), Viṣṇu Dh. S. 16.14.
...ḍāla in Manu IV. 61, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 36.7, Yāj. I. 273, Bṛhad-yama (quoted in Mit. on Yāj. III...
...ṭha. In Bauḍ Dh. S. I. 9. 3, Manu X. 8, Yāj. I. 91, Uśanas 31, Nārada (stripuruṣa v. 107) ...
...*. Devala quoted by Aparārka (p. 118 on Yāj. I. 92) says that he is born of the illegitima...
.... 12, Kauṭ. III. 7, Anuśāsana 48. 13, Yāj. I. 94 this is a pratiloma caste sprung from t...
.... S. (I. 9. 5), Manu X.9, Kauṭ. III.7, Yāj. I. 92, Anuśāsana 48, 7 he is an anuloma offs...
.... (IV. 17 the view of some ācāryas) and Yāj. I. 92, he is the child of the marriage of a v...
Karmakāra. Viṣṇu Dh. S. (51. 14) mentions this caste. It is most probabl...
...) Mentioned by Nārada (ṛṇādāna 274) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. X. 4 in connection with the balance ordeal.
...at there is nothing about a caste here. Yāj. I. 322 calls upon the king to protect the subj...
*Kuṇḍa.* According to Manu III. 174 he is the offspring of a clandestine in...
...pring of a vaiśya from a brāhmaṇa womaṇ Yāj. I. 93 and others call this caste vaidehaka.
... Kaut. (III. 7), Manu X. 12, 13 and 16, Yāj. I. 94, Nārada (strīpuṁsa 112), this is a prat...
...rāhmaṇa widow and a brāhmaṇa male. Vide Manu III. 174, Laghu-Śātātapa 105, Sūtasamhītā ( Śiva...
...e. He is men-tioned in many smṛtis like Viṣṇu Dh. S. ( 51.8 ), Āpastamba ( in verse 9. 32 ), Parāśara...
...the first part of the day. According to Viṣṇu Dh. S. 16.11 and 14 their avocation is to be hangmen...
...nly nirņejaka)—washermaṇ This occurs in Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 15 and Manu IV. 216. It appears that Viṣṇu...
...astha. He is mentioned by Manu IV. 210, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 8. According to the Mahābhāṣya on Pāṇ. II...
...lso called kuvinda. He is men-tioned in Viṣṇu Dh. S. (51. 13) and Śaṅkha quoted by Aparārka p. 1175. ...
*Tailika* (oilman)—occurs in Viṣṇu Dh. S. (51. 15 ), Śaṅkha and Sumantu quoted by Aparārka ...
...e E. I. vol. 15 at p. 307). The Mit. on Yāj. I. 91 cautions that this niṣāda (the anuloma ...
...17. According to Vaṣ Dh. S. (18. 5) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. (16. 5) he is the offspring of a vaiśya male fr...
...of a śūdra male and a vaiśya female and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 16. 5 makes him the offspring of a śūdra from...
... teachers mentioned in Gaut. IV. 17 and Yāj. I. 92 he is an anuloma caste sprung from the ...
...ew of some teachers in Gaut. IV. 17 and Yāj. I. 91 sprung from the marriage of a brāhmaṇa ...
...1. 13, Karna 73. 19, Śānti 65. 13. From Strīparva 22. 11 it appears that Jayadratha (king of the...
...parārka p. 1175 ), Śāṅkha (17. 36 ) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 14 mention hiṃ According to Brahmapurāṇa (...
... male with a śūdra female. According to Yāj. I. 95 he is an anuloma doubly mixed as he is ...
... of a śūdra male and a kṣatriya female. Yāj. I. 161 has the form vaiṇa which the Mit. expla...
... Dh. S. 16. 6, Nārada (stripuruṣa J11), Yāj. I. 93, Anuśāsana 48. 10 he is a pratiloma spr...
_Śailūṣa_. Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 13, Manu IV. 214, Hārīta quoted by Aparārk...
**Śauṇḍika** (wine-seller). Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51, 15, Manu IV. 216, Yāj. II. 48, Śaṅkha ...
...ce in the balance ordeal. Manu IV. 215, Yāj. I. 163, Śaṅkha and Sumantu quoted by Aparārka ...
... (strīpuṁsa 110), Viṣṇu Dh. S. (16. 6), Yāj. (I. 93) and Sūtasaṁhitā, he is a pratiloma spru...
...ter.’ Vide Vanaparva (313. 108–111) and Yāj. I. 200 and Vṛddha Gautama p. 632. It has been ...
...a; everything else is inferior dharma’. Yāj. (I. 198) observes ‘the Creator created brāhmaṇas...
...d-privileges-of-varnas-15">15 Manu (III. 152) says that a devalaka i. e. a brāhmaṇa w...
...tacles in) his devotion to Vedic study. Yāj. (I. 129) says the same thing in more concise lan...
...take it, attains to the highest worlds (Yāj. I. 213); and Manu (IV. 186) says that though e...
...e almost the same as Manu IV. 248–249), Viṣṇu Dh. S. 57. 11. Many persons are mentioned in the smṛt...
...restrained senseṣ Vaṣ Dh. S. VI. 26 and Yāj. I. 200 also define pātra similarly.
...nvited even in rites for the gods (vide Manu III. 149-150). Gradually such views as the following...
...per avocations ; vide Manu XI. 192-193, Viṣṇu Dh. S. (54. 27-28), Yāj. III. 35, Nārada ( ṛṇādāna 59-60 )...
...one the crop reared on one's land (vide Yāj. I. 166). It is worthy of note that even the Mi...
...lass (i. e. of a śūdra). Manu (XI. 62), Viṣṇu Dh. S. (37. 14) and Yāj. (III. 234) include the sale of...
... each of these into seven varietieṣ The Viṣṇu Dh. S. chap. 58 also divides the wealth of house...
... 114 for practically the same words and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 3. 79-80. Baud Dh. S. II. 1. 64 includes begging...
...sup> (I. 4. 14. 23), Manu (II. 135) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. (32. 17) say that a brāhmaṇa only ten years old ...
... IX. 237 (= Matsyapurāṇa 227. 163–164), Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 4–7 prescribe the various figures that were...
... king who does not tax brāhmaṇas).’ The Viṣṇu Dh. S. III. 27 says ‘they render unto him the tax of r...
...4), Manu (VIII. 37–38), Yāj. II. 34–35, Viṣṇu Dh. S. (III. 56–64), Nārada (asvāmivikraya verses 7–8).
...Dh. S. I. 5. 118–122, Manu IX. 188–189, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 17. 13–14, Śaṅkha.
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17.13-14
...prostitute and one who is an enemy. The Viṣṇu Dh. S. (V. 91) prescribes a fine of 25 kārṣāpaṇas for ...
...-varnas-117">117 Manu XI. 54, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 35. 1, Yāj. III. 227 enumerate five mahāpātak...
...ti (22. 5-6) is to the same effect. The Viṣṇu Dh. S. (V. 191-192) speaks of seven persons as ātātāyin viz...
... month for śūdraṣ Vaṣ Dh. S. IV. 27-30, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 22. 1-4, Manu V. 83, Yāj. III. 22 contain simil...
...tithi (on the same verse), the Mit. (on Yāj. I. 121), the Madanapārijāta (p. 231) and other...
... hand Śaṅkha (as quoted by Viśvarūpa on Yāj. I. 13) opines that saṁskāras may be performed...
...ound what dharma waṣ Manu (VIII. 9) and Yāj. I. 3 lay down that when the king does not hi...
...me cala-mitieṣ Aparārka also (p. 244 on Yāj. I. 168) says the same. In the kalivarjya (acti...
...the Pitṛs when offered in śrāddha (vide Manu III. 270 and Yaj. I. 259). Therefore this Upaniṣ...
...p, throw away the food and bathe’. Vide Viṣṇu Dh. S. 22. 76 about talking with mlecchas and cāṇḍāla...
...d and fire should be regarded as pure.’ Yāj. I. 193 is a similar verse (Mārk. Purāṇa 35. 21...
...en when they are trodden by cāṇḍālaṣ In Yāj. I. 197 it is stated that the mud and water on ...
...ed from worship. When it is said (as in Yāj. I. 93 or Gaut. IV. 20)
...he Kingdom of Goḍ’ Manu II. 147-148 ( = Viṣṇu Dh. S. 30. 45-46 ) convey the same idea. Manu ( II. 169 ...
...hapter-vi-samskāras-14">14 on Yāj. I. 13 makes it clear that saṁskāras are deeme...
...numerates sixteen saṁskāraṣ Manu, Yāj., Viṣṇu Dh. S. do not give the number of saṁskāras but...
...saṁskāras from garbhādhāna to caula (in Yāj. I.11–12) were meant for all varṇas (including t...
...r evil effectṣ Āp. gr., Manu (III. 48), Yāj. (I. 79), Vaik. III. 9 hold that a man desirous ...
...hapter-vi-samskāras-40">40 on Yāj. I. 11 expressly asserts that all saṁskāras ex...
...aka in the same way as the Mānavagṛhya. Yāj. I. 285 says that Mita, Sammita, Śālakaṭaṅkaṭa ...
...rd month. Yāj. I. 11, Pār. gr. (I. 14), Viṣṇu Dh. S. 27. 2 and Bṛhaspati (quoted in the Sṁ. C.) sa...
... according to Pāraṡkara, Yāj. (I. 11), Viṣṇu Dh. S. (27. 3), Ṡaṅkha; in the 7th according to Ṡāṇ ...
...n a day after the tenth from birth. (d) Yāj. I. 12 prescribes it on the 11th day after bir...
...es would be Viṣṇu, Śiva &c. The Mit. on Yāj. I. 12 quotes a passage of Śaṅkha that the nam...
...of the brāhmaṇa class on both sides &c. Yāj. I. 54 enjoins that one should choose a girl f...
...fy their bodies but without mantras and Yāj. (I. 13) is to the same effect. Even such late w...
...all varṇas family usage may be followeḍ Yāj. I. 14 also refers to family usage. Sāṇ gr. (I...
...e sacred syllable ‘om’. Manu II. 64 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. (27. 29) say the same thing.
...nayana-72">72 Manu II. 44 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 27. 19 prescribe that the yajñopavīta for brāh...
...yajñopavita placed on the right ear (as Yāj. I. 16 prescribes). Manu IV. 66 forbids the we...
... of a secondary kind is allowed to theṃ Manu (III. 156) included the kuṇḍa and golaka among brā...
...and 141 more paragraphs in this volume
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...een homa ( or devayajña ) and devapūjā. Yāj. in I. 100 speaks of the worship of gods i...
...rāddha and had thus an inferior status (Manu III. 152) is to be explained in a different way....
...cks, the food, and the fee. The Mit. on Yāj. I. 297 quotes nine verses from the Matsyapurāṇ...
...e been noticed from the passages of the Viṣṇu Dh. S. and of Baudhāyana cited above that deva...
... 2. 1, Vaṣ Dh. S. XI. 3, Manu III. 121, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 59. 13, Gobhila II. 34. But in later times it ...
...performed several times in the day; but Manu III. 108 forbids a fresh vaiśvadeva in such a ca...
...(such as leprosy), to crows and insectṣ Yāj. I. 103 calls upon the householder to throw foo...
...21">21 for the sake of space. Manu III. 121 prescribes that bali is offered in the ...
...ting at least one brāhmaṇa for dinner ( Manu III. 82-83 ). Śrāddhas will be dealt with later an...
...ng 'comes' (from 'i' with 'abhi'). Vide Manu III. 102 for another derivation; also Parāśara I...
... Ap. Dh. S. II. 3. 6. 19, Manu IV. 213, Yāj. I. 162 are opposed to this and state that a gu...
...ga 36. 34), Ap. Dh. S. II. 2. 4. 13-14, Yāj. I. 107, Bauḍ gr. II. 9. 21-23 say that
...verse quoted in numerous works like the Viṣṇu Dh. S. 67. 33, Śāntiparva 191. 12, Viṣṇupurāṇa III. 9...
...eings, pitṛs and guests, he really eatṣ Manu III. 285 (= Vanaparva II. 60) says that ‘vighasa...
...rom the boundary. Vaṣ Dh. S. XI. 15 and Yāj. I. 113 speak also of accompanying the guest ti...
...Bauḍ disapproved of these. Manu IV. 43, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 68. 46 and Vaṣ Dh. S. XII. 31
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68.46
...22, Vaṣ Dh. S. III. 19, Viṣṇu 83. 2-21, Manu III. 184-186, Śaṅkha ( in verse ) 14. 1-8, Anuśāsana...
...er with the two hands joined together ( Yāj. I. 138 ), but when not eating food one may dri...
...act that some of them occur even in the Viṣṇu Dh. S. An eclipse of the sun is described even...
...6. 19; Vaṣ Dh. S. 14, Manu VI. 207–223, Yāj. I. 167–181. The Śāntiparva chapters 36 and 78, the...
...rāhmaṇas, cows, women and childreṇ Vide Viṣṇu Dh. S. 3. 45 also. In Gaut. IX. 13-14 the cow is ref...
... monkeys and human beingṣ Manu V. 51 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 74) says that he who gives consent to the ...
... S. I. 5. 17. 32-34, Vaṣ Dh. S. 14. 48, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 29-31, Manu V. 11-14, Yaj. I. 172-175 contain...
...ide Vaṣ Dh. S. 14. 41-42, Gaut. 17. 36, Yāj. I. 177-178 also.*
...-chapter-xxii-bhojana-63">63 (Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 41 and Atri verse 301). In the Vāyupurāṇa ...
...tama) and *śephu* (*śleṣmātaka*) fruit. Yāj. I. 171 and 176 adds *śigru* and pres- cribes t...
... 14. 37-38, Āp. Dh. S. I. 5. 17. 19 and Yāj. I. 169 say that articles of wheat and *yava* f...
...e, he should leave the food and get up. Manu (III.239-240) says that a *cāṇḍāla*, a village hog or...
...ld not have been takeṇ Manu XI. 253 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 56. 6 do the same.
...Vaṣ Dh. S. 14. 4, Manu IV. 211 and 223, Yāj. I. 160. Aṅgiras 121 says that he who takes coo...
...t. 17. 8, Manu III. 104, Yāj. I. 112 ). Manu III. 104 holds out the threat that those who con...
... was to undergo upanayana agaiṇ Acc. to Viṣṇu Dh. S. 22. 83-85
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22.83-85
...man married to a brāhmaṇa). The Mit. on Yāj. I. 73 quotes a text (of Parāśara X. 26 and Va...
Viśvarūpa (on Yāj. I. 140) quotes a text that a vendor of liquors...
...f the Vāyupurāṇa by the reader Sudṛṣṭi. Yāj. (I. 113-114) directs that the rest of the day (till ...
...st works to give elaborate rules is the Viṣṇu Dh. S. chap. 70, which is set out here. ‘One sho...
...chapter-xxii-bhojana-107">107 Viṣṇu Dh. S. chap. 69 puts all rules together, some of...
...men were also not to touch one another. Viṣṇu Dh. S. (22. 73-74) prescribes that if a rajasvalā touches ...
...nally do it, he should appoint a judge. Yāj. (I. 327-333) mostly follows (though concisely) the r...
...33, Nirṇ. pp. 114-120. Some interpreted Yāj. I. 142 in such a way as to yield four times fo...
...ī) or three days after it (Manu IV. 97, Yāj. I. 144). To give up Veda study for several mon...
...a banner is raised on Śravaṇa nakṣatra. Yāj. I. 147 declares a holiday for one day on the d...
...xxv-dāna-gifts-1">1 and giftṣ Manu (III. 78) eulogises the stage of householder as t...
...of the later teaching of Manu III. 118, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 67. 43. Bhagavad-gītā 3. 13 and is as follows ...
...fts-24">24 Manu 4. 193-200 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S. 93. 7–13) contains a list of persons to whom gif...
...t of land surpasses all other giftṣ The Viṣṇu Dh. S. 92. 1 says that the gift of protection from d...
... full of devotioṇ' Vaṣ Dh. S. 29. 1-15, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 92 and Manu IV. 229-232 (which are repeate...
...I. 214-215, Āp. Dh. S. I. 6. 19. 13-14, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 57. 11 declare that kuśas, vegetables (raw), m...
...oted by Hemādri, dānakhaṇḍa p. 66). The Viṣṇu Dh. S. chap. 89 deals with the rewards of the gi...
... was nothing new that was prescribed by Yāj. It has been followed for ages by the king...
...mṛtis contain numerous rules about theṃ Yāj. (I. 318-320)2023 prescribes the following...
...रं प्रतिमासं वा देयम्'. This passage of Yāj. is cited in The Collector of Thanu v. Har...
...ifts-57">57 that the words of Yāj. imply that the privileges of making a gif...
...he dark-brown cow (kapilā) is the best. Yāj. I. 205 states that if the cow donated is kapil...
... I. 206-207 (206 = Agnipurāṇa 210. 33), Viṣṇu Dh. S. 88. 1-4, Vanaparva 200. 69-71, Atri 333, Varāha...
...(and not from a side opposite to them). Yāj. (I. 295-308) deals with Grahaśānti (propitiation of ...
...ī’ ). Yaj. III. 289 and Manu XI. 194 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S. 54. 24) prescribe for asat-pratigraha the pena...
...ral kinds of giftṣ Vaṣ Dh. S. 29. 2-27, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 91-92, Saṃvarta verses 46-93 may be read in t...
...a puṣkariṇī ( a tank ) is mentioneḍ The Viṣṇu Dh. S. (chap. 91. 1–2) states ‘one who digs a ...
...tsarga-18">18 Manu IV. 39 and Yāj. I. 133 require the snātaka to circumambulate w...
... man must be old or over 50. Kullūka on Manu III. 50 quotes a smṛti 'a man may resort to a f...
... S. IX, Manu VI. 1-32, Yāj. III. 45-55, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 95, Vaik. X. 5, Śaṅkha-smṛti VI. 1-7 (in v...
...h. S. II. 9. 23. 2, Manu VI. 31 ). Vide Viṣṇu Dh. S. 95. 7-12 also.
...n winter (Manu VI. 23-34, Yaj. III. 52, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 95. 2-4) and thus habituate his body to privati...
...I. 33–86, Yaj. III. 56–66, Vaik. IX. 9, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 96, Śāntiparva chap. 246 and 279, Ādiparva...
... or proper (Manu VI. 46, Śāṅkha VII. 7, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 96. 14-17).
...aths ( Manu VI. 76–77, Yāj. III. 63–64, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 96. 25–42 ).
...4. 22 and Jābalopaniṣad for the latter. Yājñavalkya is an example of vidvat-sannyāsa, which l...
...he ascetic's garb and mode of life. The Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 115 and Yāj. II. 241 (as read by Viśvarūpa)...
... do. Manu V. 137 ( = Vaṣ Dh. S. VI. 19, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 60. 26, Śaṅkha 16. 23-24) says that forest her...
...r of the Faith. *Vide Gaut*. XI. 9-11, *Viṣṇu Dh. S*. III. 2-3, *Nārada* (*prakirṇaka*) ver...
...a śiṣṭa and a deep student of the Veda. Yāj. I. 9, Parāśara VIII. 13, Angiras
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...cetics, were asked to decide (following Yāj. I. 9) doubtful points of religious and theol...
...f intoxicants forbidden to brāhmaṇas by Viṣṇu Dh. S., 757. **Droṇa,** a brāhmaṇa commander, ...
...in, 547; enumerated among upapātakas by Viṣṇu Dh. S, 548; one kindling sacred fires or perf...
Strīparva, 93, 589, 598, 626.
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...phrases daṇḍanīti by arthaśāstra and on Yāj. I 311 explains daṇḍanīti as the lore usef...
...ṣ' Vide Vasiṣṭha I. 44-46, Gaut. XI 11, Viṣṇu Dh S. III. 28, Udyoga-parva 132. 12, Śānti 67. 27 (4t...
...e ruler of a country. The Vaijayantī on Viṣṇu Dh. S. III. 44 explains ‘rājuām’ as ‘of kṣatriyas’ by ...
...386-397. to the Amarakośa, Viśvarūpa on Yāj. I. 306, Haradatta on Gaut. (XI. 3), Aparārka a...
... says that the 14 vidyās (enumerated in Yāj. I. 3) are comprehended in Trayī. Gaut. XI. 1...
...r and softness of heart. Vas 19 7-8 and Viṣṇu Dh S III 2-3 are similar to Gaut XI 9-10. The Śā...
...soldiers who are killed in battle. Vide Strīparva 2 16 and 18 and 11. 8-9. The Bhagavadgītā...
... Kaut I 19, Manu VII. 145-147, 216-226, Yāj. I 327-333, Śukranīti I. 276-285, Agnipurā...
...tes) and makes it rise against himself. Yājñavalkya (I. 342–43) prescribes that it is the duty of the c...
...ctum of Kauṭilya is the same as that of Yāj. I. 327 who says that the king should look into...
...is policy. Vide also Manu VII. 147–150, Yāj. I. 344, Kāṃ XI. 53, 65–66, Agnipurāṇa 225. 19,...
...purohita &c. Yāj. I 312 and the Mit. on Yāj. I 312-313 on the other hand prescribe tha...
...u VIII 135-136, Viṣṇu Dh. S, VI. 11-12, Yāj. I 364 is: 2 raktikās<...
...ṇaya (pp 137–139) and the Vaijayantī on Viṣṇu Dh S IV, 9 may be consulted for efforts to reco...
...ualifications of the first. The Mit. on Yāj. I 328 lucidly explains the three varietie...
...ra (spy), as done by Kaut, Kāṃ XII. 32, Yāj. I. 328. Kāṃ XII. 33 says that a dūta is an ope...
...sist mostly of āryas (āryaprāya), while Viṣṇu Dh. S. III. 5 holds that a country should be peopled ...
...pati’ does not occur). The Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 319 explains that only a king (mahīpati) ca...
...ix oxen yoked to each The Vaijayantī on Viṣṇu Dh. S. III, 15 says ' *kulam haladvaya-karsanīyā b...
...afe. Bauḍ Dh. S. II. 2 43, Vaṣ 16. 8-9, Viṣṇu Dh. S III. 65, Śankha-Likhita contain a similar rule....
... inculcate the same doctrine as that of Yāj. I 349 and 351 and emphasize that one must...
...of-a-state-51">51. The Mit on Yāj. I 346 expressly states that the four upāy...
...For example, Gaut. X. 24, Manu VII 130, Viṣṇu Dh. S. III. 22-23 declare that the king may ordinarily ta...
...lth &c Vide Manu VII 130-131, VIII 305, Viṣṇu Dh S III 25 This meaning of 'bhāga' is ancient W...
... these two Manu VII 131-132, Gaut X 27, Viṣṇu Dh S III 25, Viṣṇudharmottara II 61 61-63 and Mā...
...relying on this the Vaijayanti explains Viṣṇu Dh S III 26 as referring only to learned brāhman...
...f brāhmaṇas (Āp. Dh S. II 10. 26. 2–3). Viṣṇu Dh S III. 44–46 have already been quoted above (p 58). ...
... Manu VII. 154–211, Āśramvāśiparva 6–7, Yāj. I 345–348, Kāṃ VIII–XI, Agnipurāṇa 233 an...
...ighbour is a prākṛta enemy. The Mit. on Yāj. I 345 very concisely but lucidly explains...
...ed in the Atharvaveda. Manu VII. 82 and Yāj. I. 315 state that gifts made to learned brāhma...
... Śaṅkha-Likhita, Yāj. I. 327 and II. 1, Viṣṇu Dh. S. III. 72, Nār. (I. 2), Śukra IV. 5-5, Mānasollās...
...* VIII. 1., *Vaṣ* 16-1, *Yāj.* II. 1., *Viṣṇu Dh. S.* III. 72, *Nār.* I. 1 and 2, *Śukra* IV...
...(Yāj. II 4, Nār. I 67, Kāt. 79-80). The Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 180 and Br prescribe banishment and forfeit...
... is the morning, acc. to Manu VII. 145, Yāj. I. 327. Kaut states that the king
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...re recognized in the smṛtis and digests Yāj. I 30 and Nār. (I. 7) state
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...unatic, or by those that are dependent. Viṣṇu Dh. S. (VII. 8–9) and Kāt. 273 (q by V. M. p. 338, Aparār...
...the rules of the śāstra. Yāj. II 93-94, Viṣṇu Dh. S. VI. 25-26
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...iments of society that Manu IX. 232 and Viṣṇu Dh. S V. 9–10 prescribe the extreme penalty of death ...
...ions 105 years are meant (acc to Sṃ C.) Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 187, Kāt (327) also hold that continuous en...
...is possessed of the qualities stated in Viṣṇu Dh S VIII 8) and is accepted as a witness by both...
.... V. p 138), Yāj II 68, Nār IV 153-154, Viṣṇu Dh S VIII 8, Br (S. B E vol 33 p 302 v 28), Kat 3...
... dissensions Kant III 11, Manu VIII 65, Viṣṇu Dh S. VIII, 1 and several others say that the king...
...anu VIII 72, Yaj II 72, Nār IV 188-189, Viṣṇu Dh S III 6, Usanas (q. in Sm C II p 79), Kāt 365...
... rules are laid down by Manu VIII. 73 (=Viṣṇu Dh S. VIII. 39), Yāj. II. 78, Nār. IV. 229, Br. (S. B....
...e party calling witnesses Yāj. II. 79 (=Viṣṇu Dh S VIII. 38), Nār II. 27 and Br ( q by Sm C. II. 91...
...e caste of the deponent Manu VIII 117 (=Viṣṇu Dh S VIII 40) prescribes that in III] whatever la...
...he deity (Rg. X. 9. 1-3 ‘āpo hi sthā’). Viṣṇu Dh S. VIII. 17 adds that a śūdra guilty of perjury in ...
...of is called daivīkriyā or samayakriyā (Viṣṇu Dh. S. IX. 1). Some writers make a distinction betwe...
...small matters (civil and criminal). The Viṣṇu Dh. S. (IX. 5-10) prescribes that when the litigant is a ...
...clared five kinds of ordealṣ Yāj II 95, Viṣṇu Dh. S. IX-XIV and Nār. IV. 252 mention five viz. bala...
...17 or *śirastha* (in Yaj. 95, Viṣṇu Dh. S IX. 20, 22, Pitāmaha, Nār IV. 257, Kāt. 412–41...
... gamblers and to those who are atheistṣ Viṣṇu Dh. S. IX, 25, 29 and Nār IV. 255, 332 contain si...
...iment of invocations (Nār. IV. 278-279, Viṣṇu Dh. S. X 10-11). A worthy brāhmaṇa learned in as...
...hapter-xiv-ordeals-26">26 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. XI 11–12). The śodhya should stand in the ...
...istered to any one except a brāh- maņa. Viṣṇu Dh. S. XIII. 6-7 and Nāṟ. IV. 325 are mantras with which...
...vity of the offence Acc to Yāj. II 113, Viṣṇu Dh S 14. 4-5, Nār. IV, 330, if within fourteen days ...
...ter-xv-decision-9">9; compare Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 153-159 for similar ruleṣ The punishments award...
... Nār., pārusya, verse 25), Yaj II. 215, Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 19 and Śankha-Likhita prescribe that with ...
...d) Vide Manu XI 49-52, Yāj III 207-216, Viṣṇu Dh. S 44-45. This doctrine will be dealt with later...
...e the same tribunalṣ Manu VIII. 335 and Yāj. I 358 emphasize that there is none who is...
...d receive (Kaut. III. 19, Yaj. II. 221, Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 73). As indicative of the superstitions of...
...oṇ Vide Manu VIII. 145–146, Yaj II. 58, Viṣṇu Dh. S. VI. 7–8. Here also there are dicta to the contr...
... II. 37, Manu VIII. 142 (=Nār IV. 100), Viṣṇu Dh S VI. 2 provide an option that two, three, four...
...case of things that can be weigheḍ Vide Viṣṇu Dh. S VI. 12-15 Viṣṇu VI 17 (anulbānām dayumū) provides...
...ut. XII 29, Manu VIII. 143, Yaj. II 58, Viṣṇu Dh S. VI. 5 provide that an ādhi which is mortgaged...
...e and without redeeming the first debt, Viṣṇu Dh. S. (V. 181–182) prescribed
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V.181-182
... the amount due (Kāt. 523, Yāj. II. 59, Viṣṇu Dh S VI 6, Gaut. XII. 39, Br., S. B E 33 p 323 ...
... surety is of three kinds (Yāj. II. 53 =Viṣṇu Dh. S VI 41 and Nār. IV. 118) viz for appearance...
...ty has to pay (Yāj II 56, Nār. IV. 121, Viṣṇu Dh S. VI 44, Kāt 539). But if the surety pays wi...
...same or other witnesses (*Yāj* II. 94, *Viṣṇu Dh S*, VI. 24-25) *Nār* IV 116 requires the ...
... pay. This proposition is enunciated by Viṣṇu Dh S VI. 27–28, Br. (S. B. E. vol. 33 p. 328 III] v. 4...
...rom several smṛtis (such as Yaj. II. 50 Viṣṇu Dh S. VI. 35, Nār. IV. 2, 4, 6) and the rules about ...
... defrayed by their wives ( Yāj. II. 48, Viṣṇu Dh S VI. 37, Nāṛ IV. 19 ). Similarly the rule that ...
...sband of such widow'. The Vaijayanti on Viṣṇu Dh. S. VI 30 quotes Yāj. II. 51 and Nār. IV. 23 a...
...and over the article to the real owner (Viṣṇu Dh. S. V 164-166 ).
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...Nār. VII. 7), Vas VIII. 10, Yāj I. 124, Viṣṇu Dh S. 59.8 prescribe that he alone who has propert...
...hā-and-svāmipālavivāda-10">10 Viṣṇu Dh. S V. 153-154 and 157–158 provide that in the same ci...
... used in the sense of 'agreement' as in Yāj. I 61 (*gāndharvah samayānunmahah*) In thi...
...ss will fall on the vendor (Nār. XI. 6, Viṣṇu Dh. S V. 129, Yāj II. 256). These rules apply when t...
... Manu VIII 232 and 235, Yaj II 164-165, Viṣṇu Dh S V885 137-138, Nar (IX. 14-15) ...
...by intimidation and the like. Vide also Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 172 and Śankha-Likhita<...
...nu VIII 287, Yāj II. 222, Br., Kat 787, Viṣṇu Dh S. V. 75-76 provide that the king should make an of...
...son robbed (Manu VIII 320, Yāj. II 270, Viṣṇu Dh S V. 89, Nār. parisista 21). According to Nār (...
...9, Manu (VIII 285), Yāj. II 227–229 and Viṣṇu Dh S. V 55-59 prescribe graduated fines for the...
...f nature, Kaut IV 13, Yāj. II 289, 293, Viṣṇu Dh S V. 44, Nar. XV. 76 provide fines of 12, 24, 1...
.... XII. 2, Vas XXI. 1-5, Manu VIII. 359, Viṣṇu Dh S V. 41, Yāj. II. 286, 294, Nār. XV 70 (as to h...
...nd show her honour (Manu IX. 22–24, 26, Yāj. I. 82). Divorce has been already dealt with i...
...o the Mit., as follows:—Manu XI. 193 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S 54. 28) states that when brāhmaṇas acquire wea...
...aut X. 48-49, Manu VIII. 27, Vaṣ 16. 8, Viṣṇu Dh. S. III. 65 the king was to guard the property of m...
...n-of-wealth-83">83 IX, 208 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S. 18. 42) states that what one (member of a join...
...artition-of-wealth-102">102 (=Viṣṇu Dh. S. 18. 44) which says "clothes, vehicles, ornamen...
...f-wealth-121">121 II. 122 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 17. 3. Vasiṣṭha (17. 40-41) therefore recommends...
... 48-50, Manu IX. 149-155, Yaj. II. 125, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 18. 1-33, Nar. ( dāyabhāga 14 ), Br. ( S. B. E 3...
...the case of the wife Vide Yāj. II. 123, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 18. 34 and Nār. (dāyabhāga, 12 ) The Mit. (on ...
... 41, Ap Dh. S. II 6 14 1, Vaṣ 17 52-53, Viṣṇu Dh S 15 32-39, Baud Dh S II 2. 43-46, Kaut III ...
...ra* womaṇ Manu XI 54, Yaj. III. 227 and Viṣṇu Dh. S 35 1 enumerate the five well- known mahāpā...
...Dh. S. II. 2. 46, Kaut. III. 5, Devala, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 15. 35-36). Coparceners were prevented from claim...
...and 63 more paragraphs in this volume
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...ka (miscellaneous). Atipātakas, acc. to Viṣṇu Dh. S 34.1, are sexual intercourse with one's moth...
... 299–300 (= Matsyapurāṇa 227. 152–154), Viṣṇu Dh. S 71 81–82, Nārada (abhyupetyaśuśrūṣā 13–14)...
...stain from intoxicants of all kindṣ The Viṣṇu Dh. S. (22 83-84) specifies ten kinds of madya...
... and not the ācārya and others and that Viṣṇu Dh. S. 36. 4-8 holds that sexual intercourse with the ...
...0 (=Śāntiparva 165. 37), Yāj. III. 261, Viṣṇu Dh. S 35.3, Agnipurāṇa 170. 1-2 prescribe briefly ...
...theft of brāhmaṇa's golḍ Yāj. III. 230, Viṣṇu Dh S. 5 383, Agni- purāṇa 168. 27 are to the sa...
... sun rises or sets) are not included by Yāj. in his list of upapātakaṣ Though almost a...
...ure). Viṣṇu Dh. S. 41. 1-4 are similar. Viṣṇu Dh. S. 42. 1 says all other lapses not specifically ...
... Vide also Āp. Dh. S. II. 1. 2. 2–7 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. XX. 47 ‘just as a calf finds out its own mothe...
... ‘will undoubtedly be freed from sins’. Manu III. 227 observeṣ ‘by confession, by repentance,...
...erer of a bhrūṇa (a learned brāhmaṇa)’. Viṣṇu Dh S. 55.2 (in prose) is to the same effect. Vas 2...
... (which are the same as Vaṣ 26 9-11 and Viṣṇu Dh S 55. 10-21) lay
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...which are the same as Manu XI 249-251), Viṣṇu Dh. S 56 3–27, Atri VI.1-5 (which are almost the...
...-consequences-of-sins-28">28. Viṣṇu Dh S. 92.4 is to the same effect. Saṁ-varta
...ers as the Ganges freed a man from sinṣ Viṣṇu Dh. S. (35.6) lays down that those guilty of *mahāpāt...
...xts (laying down the prāyaścittas); but Yāj. implies, it seems, that the results of si...
... siṇ There is a verse of Manu (XI 190 = Viṣṇu Dh. S. 54,32) that one should not associate with ...
...to Caṇḍālas as stated by Manu X. 56 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 16. 11 (vadya-ghātitvam caṇḍālānām). Another p...
...65). Manu V. 137, Vaṣ VI. 19, Viṣṇu Dh. S 60 26, Śaṅkha 16. 23–24 pro- vide that Ved...
...s guilty of incest become free from siṇ Viṣṇu Dh S. 34.1 speaks of sexual intercourse with one's...
...Bauḍ Dh. S. II. 1.10, 12-13, Vas 20 34, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 50 7–9) or the wife of a twice-born perfor...
Manu (XI. 208 = Viṣṇu Dh. S 54 30) and Yāj III. 293 prescribe that for...
...> For eating the flesh of various birds Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 29 and 31 and others prescribe fasting for...
... the thing stolen (Manu VIII. 321, 323, Viṣṇu Dh S. 5,82) 233
... sins knowingly. Comp. Vasiṣṭha 23. 41, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 53. 5-6.
...grave sins (mahāpātakas). Manu XI. 181, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 54 1, Yāj. III 261 provide that whoever as...
Viṣṇu Dh S (chap 36) speaks of certain sins as *an...
...le fasting. Manu XI, 117, Yaj. III 265, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 37 35 prescribe that purification from all...
...ular-sins-43">43 XI, 108-116, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 50. 16-24, Samvarta 130-135, Parāśara VIII. 31-41...
...–25, Manu XI. 133-137, Yāj III 269-274, Viṣṇu Dh. S 50.25-32, Parāśara VI. 1-15 prescribe several pe...
...me of these works, while Manu XI, 191 (=Viṣṇu Dh. S. 54. 26-27=Agni-purāṇa 170. 8-9) prescribes a mild...
...e dictates of śāstra and Manu XI. 194 (=Viṣṇu Dh. S 54.24) provides that a brāhmaṇa should not be...
...In view of the fact that Manu VIII 169, Viṣṇu Dh. S. VII 6–7, Yāj II 89 declare that what is giv...
...las the rule laid down by Manu XI, 209, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 42 2, Yaj. III 294 and others is that the ...
...), Manu XI. 248–265, Yaj. III. 301–305, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 55 and other smṛtis lay down rules about s...
...esame. Vas 28 18-19 (=Atri VI, 7-8) and Viṣṇu Dh S 90 10 state that by feeding seven or five ...
... milch cow at the enḍ Śaṅkha 18 1-2 and Viṣṇu Dh. S.46,1-9 prescribe the detailṣ
...Samavidhāna Br. I.2 6-7, Gaut 26,18-19, Viṣṇu Dh S 54 30, Laugāksigṛhya V.12-13, Parāśara XI,...
... According to the Agnipurāṇa 171 10 and Viṣṇu Dh S. 46 21 it lasts for 18 days (3 times of the...
...r at the end of an Aśvamedha sacrifice. Viṣṇu Dh. S. 36 (last verse) prescribes for those guilt...
...āta p. 716. According to Manu XI 208 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S. 54.30) when a person strikes a brāhmaṇa with ...
...ddle of the period of the observance as Viṣṇu Dh. S. 47.6 sayṣ If one begins the vrata on the fir...
...ent views are expresseḍ Gaut. 27.10 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 47.2 prescribe that the size of a morsel sha...
...ut this penance Manu XI 214, Vas 21 21, Viṣṇu Dh. S 46 11, Baud Dh. S. IV 5.10, Saṅkha-smṛti 1...
...) and by Śankha (q in Pr. Sāra p. 182). Viṣṇu Dh S. (46. 14) states
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...f Asvattha to the five mentioned above. Viṣṇu Dh S 46 23 mentions another variety of Parnakṛc...
PRASṚTA-YĀVAKA or PRASṚTIYAVAKA— Viṣṇu Dh S chap. 48 and Baud, Dh. S, III, 6 contain ...
...Prājāpatya. Manu XI. 211, Yaj III. 319, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 46. 10, Atri 119-120, Śankha 18. 3, Baud Dh. S...
...a 18.8=Bṛhad-Yama I. 13), Atri 117–118, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 46.20, lasts for two days; on the first the s...
...ud Dh. S. IV. 5.20), Agnipurāṇa 171. 4, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 47. 7 define
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...ruel carnivorous animals (like tigers). Viṣṇu Dh. S. 45.1 provides
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...Asipatravana and Kumbhīpāka narakas and Manu III 249 Kalasūtra. Kullūka (on Manu. IV. 88...
The Viṣṇu Dh. S. (46. 23–29) provides that those guilty of atipātaka...
...on taken from a Dharmaśāstra work (viz. Viṣṇu Dh. S. 43.32–45) will be quite enough. “Sinners guilty ...
...III 131, 135– 136, 207–208 and 213–215, Viṣṇu Dh. S. Chap. 44, Atri Chap. 4–5 14, 17–44 (in pr...
...XI, 49–52, Vaṣ 20 44, Yāj III. 209–211, Viṣṇu Dh. S Chap 45, Śatātapa I. 3–11 and II. 1, 30, ...
...rom leprosy, Manu XI. 49, Yaj III. 209, Viṣṇu Dh. S 45. 3, Agni. 371. 32 aver that he suffers fro...
Manu XII. 69 (almost the same as Viṣṇu Dh. S. 44.45 and Garuḍapurāṇa II. 2. 89) states that...
... Viṣṇu, Vināyaka-śānti (as laid down by Yāj. I. 271-294), Navagraha-yajña in which it assigns e...
...mined by the caste of the dead maṇ Vīda Viṣṇu Dh S 19 1-4, Gaut. Dh. S. 14 29, Manu 5 104, Yā...
...ing day from the 2nḍ On the other hand, Viṣṇu Dh S. 19, 7 and 13, Pracetas, Paithīnasi (both q...
...19-25; of killed warriors in general in Strīparva, chap. 26. 28-43 and of Kuntī, Dhṛtarāṣ...
...atology-107">107 Viśvarūpa on Yāj. 1. 87 quotes a Kāthaka-śruti to the effect th...
...anu V. 68, Yaj III. 1, Parāśara III 14, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 22. 27-28, Brahmapurāṇa quoted by Par M. I 2 p. 2...
...ient narratives (Yāj. III 7 f., 2,543). Viṣṇu Dh. S. 20. 22-53 contain a long disquisition on the grip...
...in modern times in many parts of India. Viṣṇu Dh. S. 226 prescribes that in impurity due to birt...
... 3, Āśv. gr. IV. 5 1–18, Gaut P. S I 5, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 19. 10–12, Baud P. S I 14, Kauśika-sūtra 82. 29–3...
...ased persoṇ The Bauḍ P. S. (II 3 3) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 19.19 appear to prescribe the Śānti rite afte...
...purāṇa (18. 2–3), Brahmapurāṇa 220. 63, Viṣṇu Dh. S 22. 1–4, all lay down periods of 10 days, 12 da...
...spectively lasts for 10, 6, 3 or 1 day. Viṣṇu Dh. S. (22. 22-24) provides that when a kṣatriya has sapiṇ...
.../a> Paithinasi ( q by Sṃ C. ) and Viṣṇu Dh. S., when once a sacrifice ( like a Somayāg...
... when their masters are in āśauca. Vide Viṣṇu Dh. S. 22.19, Devalasmṛti verse 6, Bṛhaspati quoted ...
...o Gaut, 14 5-6 Manu V. 79, Yaj. III 20, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 22. 35-38, Śaṅkha 15. 10, Parāśara III. 28 lay do...
...period of his studenthood ( Manu V. 88, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 22.87 ). Gautama (14. 42-44) says generally
...ṣ Manu V. 127–133, Yāj I. 186, 191–193, Viṣṇu Dh. S 23, 47–52, Bauḍ Dh I 5 56–57, 64, 65, Śaṅk...
...g with water. Manu V. 118, Yāj. I. 184, Viṣṇu Dh. S 23.13 also provide that sprinkling with water...
...f cows thereon (for one day and night). Viṣṇu Dh S. 23 57 adds dāha (burning) to the five of M...
...s kinds of vessels and of the ground in Yāj. I. 182–183, 188, Manu V. 109, 112, 126. Gobhila (I...
According to Yāj I. 187 and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 23.56 a polluted house is purified by being s...
...chapter-viii-shuddhi-135">135 Viṣṇu Dh S 23. 46 provides
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...with water alone and copper with acidṣ’ Yāj. I. 190 says ‘the purification of tin, lead and...
...r-viii-shuddhi-140">140 (also Yāj. I. 187). But Vaṣ III. 59 provides that an eart...
...water (or sprinkling water according to Yāj. I. 184).
...with water is necessary. Manu V. 125 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S. 23.38) provides that (a small quantity of) co...
...ome pure by being sprinkled with water. Viṣṇu Dh. S. 23. 15, 16, 23 and Yaj. I. 185 are very simila...
...ncestors of human beingṣ This verse and Manu III. 284 make it clear that the three ancestors ...
...f-chapter-ix-shrāddha-4">4 on Yāj. I, 265 (p. 171 of Tri. eḍ) also raises th...
...rses and villages, pitṛs become pleaseḍ Manu III. 189 and the Auśanasa-smṛti also support thi...
...apter-ix-shrāddha-23">23 Even Manu (III, 193–198) mentions several classes of pitṛs, conn...
...ese Vedic passages and on the fact that Manu (III. 221) and Viṣṇudharma-sūtra (21. 3, 75. 4) pr...
...s (if nothing else is available)'. Vide Manu III. 275 which emphasizes śrāddha for the gratif...
... half of Bhādrapada is highly eulogised Manu III. 273 also states that whatever food mixed wi...
...ha as distinct from the Piṇḍapitṛyajña. Manu (III.122–23) states: 'After performing the *Pitṛyajñ...
...to the great-grandson in its comment on Yāj. I. 50 and 51 as taking the riktha which the M...
...ancestors with the offerings of water). Manu III. 82 provides that an householder should dai...
...and 176 more paragraphs in this volume
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...ch as 'ṛtukalābhigāmī syāt' (Yāj. I 79, Manu III. 45). The Vrata-prakāśa (a part of Vīramitr...
...IV. p. 104 note 236 and p 394 note 881. Manu III. 152 provides that physicians and priests do...
...he two are pūrvāhna and aparāhna (as in Manu III 278); for three vide notes 257–258 abov...
... a time for śrāddha. Vide Yāj I 218 and Manu III 274 Śātatapa (q by HK 386) says when th...
...alevolent purpose. VKK 236-237 (quoting Manu III. 278-9 ), SM 145, PO 31-32. Further details wi...
...The arrangement of works reminds one of Yāj. I. 3.
...32. 1–30 (reproducing several verses of Yāj. I. 271–294). This is really a Śānti and not a vrat...
...iberated), for Kāla is invincible'. The Strīparva has the following 'Kāla cooks all being...
...lanets that we find well deve- loped in Yāj. I 295-308 had not yet arisen in Vedic tim...
...na Jyotiṣa (chapter 13) are the same as Manu III. 46–49, similarly, Atharvana Jyotiṣa 12 8–9 ar...
... ages are prescribed by Manu II, 36 and Yāj. I. 14. It may be noted that none of the sūtras n...
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...ara II. 105. 2-24 borrows the verses of Yāj. I. 271-292, though not in the same order and adds ...
...-east, west, south-west and north-west. Yāj. (I. 298) proceeds garments, flowers and fragrant...
| Planet | Mantra in Yāj. I. 299-301 | Mantra in Matsya 93. 33-37. | Mantra ...
...r feet &c.) and feed them respectively (Yāj. I. 304) with boiled rice mixed with jaggery, o...
...emonies laid down in the Gṛhyasūtraṣ On Yāj. I. 285-86 the Mitākṣarā prescribes ordinary fire ...
...lural (as in Ādi 109. 20, Virāṭa 51.10, Strīparva 13. 2, Śānti 339. 106, Svargārohaṇa 5. 46–47 ...
...u ( IV. 87-90 ), Yāj. ( III. 222-224 ), Viṣṇu Dh. S. 43. 2-22 enumerate 21 hells and almost all Purāṇ...
...arily 18 in number) that existed before Yājñavalkya. In the present state of our knowledge it ...
...urāṇa or Purāṇas known to Āpastamba. As Yāj. I. 3 regards Purāṇa as one of the sources of...
... a *kṣatriya* female' (vide Manu X. 71, Yāj. I. 93-94). The Arthaśāstra of Kauṭilya says
...ers from the Gṛhya and Dharmaśūtras, by Manu ( III, 128–186 ), by Matsya, Kūrma and other Purāṇas abo...
...er reproduces or summarizes verses from Yāj. I. and III.; chap. 107 of the present Gar...
...rses of Yāj. also occur in Matsya e. g. Yāj. I. 295 is Matsya 93. 2, Yāj. II. 279. 295-6 an...
The Mit. on Yāj. I. 297 expressly quotes all the nine verses of...
...RI vol. X. pp. 1-20; Aparārka p. 274 on Yāj. I. 193 quotes one verse from it which is a par...
...ch are different from those provided by Yāj. (I. 300–301). Vide p. 750 above for a comparative ta...
...nner in rites for gods or pitṛṣ So what Manu III. 149 means is that deep investigation of anc...
...">60 (Āp. Dh. S. II. 4. 9. 5, Manu III. 92). Vide H. of Dh. vol II pp. 745–747 on ...
..., VI. 30, Manu (III. 128, 132, IV. 31), Yāj. (I. 201), Dakṣa (III. 26 and 31). Not every brāh...
...7, 68, 73), Manu (IV. 176, 206, X. 63), Yājñavalkya (I. 156, III. 312–313), while asking the people to honour the ...
...ro nobhivardhantām’ &c. which occurs in Manu III. 259, Yaj. I. 246, Matsya 16. 49-50, Padma, ...
...–78, VI. 89–90, Vaṣ Dh. S. VIII. 14–17, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 59, 29, Dakṣa II. 57–60 and many other sag...
...tantra probably meaning 'siddhānta'. In Yāj. I. 228 ('tantram va vaiśva-devikam ') the word...
...important rules of vedic interpretatioṇ Yāj. (in I. 3) means by Mīmāṁsā probably the work of J...
...logy is employed in Dharmasśāstra workṣ Manu (III. 262–263) provides that out of the three *piṇḍas*...
...of anxiety and unhappiness). Kullūka on Manu III. 7 (providing that one should not marry a ...
...sārtha eva*). To take only one example, Yāj. in I. 132 provides that one should not sp...
... āśramas to him (to brahmacārin).' When Yāj. I. 14 provides that the Upanaayana of a brāhm...
...ṇ Gaut. II. 51–53, Āp. Dh. S. I. 2. 11, Manu III. 1 prescribe brahmacarya for Veda study fo...
...or 1000 A. D. i. e. for over 1500 yearṣ Yāj. (I. 4-5) mentions 19 smṛtis including his owṇ Vi...
...the Veda is no *hiṁsā* but is *ahiṁsā*. Yāj. (I. 258–260) prescribes the periods of time for whic...
...ry to apply this doctrine. For example, Yāj. I. 135 requires the snātaka not to look at the...
... 2528 and Vol. IV. pp. 441-42 n 987. On Yāj. I. 232 ('apasavyam tataḥ kṛtvā) the Mit. remar...
...to 'Śundhantām mātāmahāḥ'; vide Mit. on Yāj. I. 254 and H. of Dh. Vol. IV p. 513 ṇ 1142a.
...married daughters), II. 404. Kullūka on Manu III. 1 (where 36 years are laid down as the pe...
...pinion (above p. 1230) on such texts as Yāj. I. 81 (whether there is a vidhi or a niyama o...
...about a sacrifice; mentioned in Mit. on Yāj. I. 81.
...haradvāja in the first and the pupil of Yājñavalkya in the seconḍ Each list contains at least...
... a work like the Yogaśāstra ascribed to Yājñavalkya in Yāj. Smṛti III. 110 (Yogaśāstram ca ma...
...ji are so referred to as Yogī (or Yoga) Yājñavalkya in several digestṣ Mr. Diwanji
...(1953) pp. 1-29, in his preface to Yoga-Yājñavalkya in JBBRAS, volumes XXXVIII and XXXIX pp. ...
...attle on both sides went to heaveṇ Vide Yāj. I. 324. So hiṁsā was allowed to a kṣatriya but...
...ṣasmṛti (VII, 5) mentions Padmāsana and Yāj. in III, 198 appears to allude to it. Dr. ...
... by the Śiraṣ Prāṇāyāma as described by Yāj. is prescribed even in modern times for th...
...8–90) contains a passage similar to the Viṣṇu Dh. S. Skanda (Kāśīkhaṇḍa, chap. 41. 19) speak...
...ws Dharma (vide Manu XII. 108–113). But Yāj. I. 9 and others say that four persons knowin...
...anu V. 27-46 as compared with V. 48-56, Manu III. 13 as compared with III. 14-19 (on brāhmaṇ...
... Up. III. 3. 13 and IV 4. 5-7) in which Yājñavalkya is concerned and is the instructor and em...
...l causes viz. Time, self and the rest.’ Yāj. I. 350 refers to five views on the question as...
...based on works and conduct are those of Yājñavalkya in the Br. Up. The Pañcāgnividyā expatiat...
...who stays unhonoured by hiṃ Śāntiparva, Viṣṇu Dh. S. and several Purāṇas provide that
...ntrary, early Smṛtis like Manu VI. 253, Yājñavalkya I. 166, Parāśara XL 19 provide that a brāhmaṇa...
...-dharmasūtra (IV. 14-17), Manu X. 5-40, Yāj. I. 91-95 and many other works dilate upon the ri...
...estraint of the senseṣ The Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 22 explains that the word ‘ sarveṣām ’ the...
.... 8-10, Atri-smṛti 34-41. Manu V. 46 (= Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51. 69) provides 'he who does not cause pain t...
...āṇa 62. 5 (quoted by Aparārka p. 140 on Yāj. I. 101) says that sages declare that the worsh...
... as in Chāndogya III. 17,4, Manu X. 63, Yāj. I. 122 ) and for Gandhiliji by whom all Congre...
... later prohibited as Kalivarjya, 1269n; Yāj. (I. 258-260) provides the periods of time for which ...
...n Manu), 1442n; cited as Yoga (or Yogī) Yājñavalkya in medieval digests, 1404; not later than...
...1430, 1460, 1468. **Maitreyi**, wife of Yājñavalkya in Br. Up. 1405 **Maitri Upaniṣad** : has...
...Tantra 1082 ; etymology of, in Manu and Viṣṇu Dh. S. 1533.
...about marriages that are void ), 1248 ( Yāj. I. 129–166 contains many paryudā-sas ), 1251 ( all...
...5, 1529; twenty one acc. to Manu, Yaj., Viṣṇu Dh. S. 825, 1314ṇ Narakacaturdaśī 197; also called...
... of essays on ‘Immortality’ 1604. - **Strīparva**, 466n, 467, 821. - **Stutterheim, W...
.... by 224, 825–26, 1155n, 1181 (explains Yāj. I. 51), 1259 (quotes Tantravārtika verse with...