व्यवहारः
Vyavahāra (Law and Justice)
Courts, evidence, contracts, property, debt, theft, assault, boundary disputes.
1568 paragraphs across 8 volumes
Volume I: Part I 313 paragraphs
...">12 It may be noted that the Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 1 after mentioning the fivef...
...smṛti works like those of Bṛhaspati and Kātyāyana that are known only from quotationṣ The...
... the Mahābhāṣya says ‘Pāraskaro deśaḥ’; Kātyāyana came probably from that country and was c...
...ntary on the Gautama-dharmasūtra called Mitākṣarā. For an account *ride sec. 87 below*. I...
... prose and verse such as Uśanas, Kaṇva, Kātyāyana, Jātūkarṇin, Paithinasi, Prajāpati, Bhā...
The Mitākṣarā, the Smṛticandrikā, Hemādri, Mādhava an...
...m śākhāmādhite śrotriyaḥ” quoted in the Mit. on Yāj. III. 24 which are cited by Hult...
...bhartuḥ pratiniveśena &c.) by name. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 305 quotes (as Baudhāyana’...
...it is comparatively an ancient one. The Mit. also (on Yāj. III. 306) quotes a long p...
...n Manu 9. 63). Even so late a writer as Yājñavalkya (II. 131) approves of niyoga. About the rathakāra...
...s from a Purāṇa), I. 6. 19. 15 (compare Manu 8. 317 and Vaṣ 19. 44), I. 11. 31. 1, I. 11. 3...
...3. 6 ( about “om” ) on Manu II. 83. The Mitākṣarā has several quotations and Aparārka con...
...part conjectures play in these dates of Kātyāyana and Pāṇini. Taking, however, for the mo...
...xpressly names Pāṇini, Vyāḍi, Vararuci (Kātyāyana) and Patañjali as having been examineḍ ...
...ara and the Konkaṇ The changes noted by Kātyāyana are not at all fundamental. Pāṇini hims...
...he time of Pāṇini or even after him but Kātyāyana coming later and being a southerner inclu...
... flourished in the first century A. D., Kātyāyana would have to be brought down to about ...
If Kātyāyana is placed at about 300 B. C.-250 B. C. Pā...
... and Kalpasūtras that were not ancient. Kātyāyana adds a vārtika that ‘*ṇini*’ will not a...
...ing Subhadrā would be called Saubhadrā. Kātyāyana says that in the case of the literary g...
...d and they ended in the affix an, while Kātyāyana knew many ākhyāyikās (mark the plural) ...
...rriedly some passages and when the name Kātyāyana (or any other writer about whom he want...
...assages he sets out (on pp. 295–296) as Kātyāyana’s occur in that Pariśista (Gujarāti Pre...
...with Pracetas and remarked that in both Mit. and Aparārka we find prose passages and...
...des, the Subodhinī on the Mitākṣarā (on Yāj. II. 132) quotes a passage from the Āpastambadha...
...rom the first to the last. For example, Mit. quotes Vaṣ 27. 1 on Yāj. III. 310, Vaṣ ...
... Manu-smṛti viz. Manu 5. 22, 32, 42 and Manu 8. 68 respectively. Some of the verses quoted...
...siṣṭha as an authority on dharma is our Manu (8. 140), saying that Vaṣ allowed 1/80th of the ...
...yavahāra) as are dealt with by Yāj. The Mit. also quotes on Yāj. III 287 a Bṛhad-Vas...
... old men) is ascribed to Aṅgiras by the Mitākṣarā (on Yāj. III. 243).
...erses that are quoted as Viṣṇu's in the Mitākṣarā could not be traced in the extant dharmas...
... part of the sūtra at the time when the Mitākṣarā was composeḍ At all events it cannot be...
...s Āndhraṣ On p. XXI Dr. Jolly refers to Yāj. II. 240-41 where nāṇaka is mentioned and punishmen...
...sely with Nārada. Vide Vi. 7. 10–11 and Nārada ( Rṇādāna verses 136–137 ).
...cribes Vi. 17. 4 ff to Bṛhad-Viṣṇu. The Mitākṣarā ( on Yāj. 3. 267 ) quotes a verse of Vṛ...
...ga-swami Aiyangar extracted passages of Bṛhaspati quoted in nibandhas, arranged them unde...
...ikā 70 ‘tena ca bahudhā kṛtam tantram’. Bṛhaspati as quoted by Aparārka p. 740 says that ...
...drikā (II. p. 21) is almost the same as Manu 8. 95. Several times we have the words ‘Prajā...
...xplaining a prose passage. Aparārka (on Yāj. II. 332) quotes from Hārita a lengthy passage i...
...s, which are manifestly moderṇ Both the Mitākṣarā and Aparārka (on Yāj. I. 86) quote Hāri...
... Vṛddha-Hārīta in prose is cited by the Mit. on Yāj. III. 259, 261. Some comparative...
...smṛtis of Manu, Yājñavalkya, Nārada and Kātyāyana were known to it as authorities on rāja...
... appears to be a portion of a verse and Kātyāyana's explana-tion thereoṇ
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... pañca paśvanṛte hanti ) is the same as Manu VIII. 98.
..., but to Sāṅkha-Likhita by Aparārka (on Yāj. II. 135-136 ). Similarly, the sūtra ‘pitaryasakte k...
...rose rules about them (vide Aparārka on Yāj. II, 95; Smṛticandrikā II, p. 112, Viramitr...
...scribed to Śaṅkha further mention Yama, Kātyāyana and Śaṅkha him- self. But in drawing ch...
...Rājaśāstra (Rājaśāstrapraṇetāraḥ), viz. Bṛhaspati, Viśālākṣa, Kāvya, Indra, Pracetasa Man...
...Arthaśāstra the former is stronger. The Mit. on Yāj. makes this clear ( vide note be...
...above, the Cākṣuṣīya quotes (on II. 21) Manu VIII. 26 and adapts several other verses of the ...
...nd ‘apare’ and quotes several ślokas of Bṛhaspati on the blemishes of diamonds and on ‘pr...
...thashastra-of-kautilya-11">11 Nārada also (I. 39) says the same thing.
...ording to Uśanas and Bṛhaspati. acc. to Bṛhaspati. It is remarkable that the Vajra array ...
...uryodhana tells his father that acc. to Bṛhaspati enemies should be killed by employing a...
...bly those who relied on the treatise of Bṛhaspati, and Kauṭilya differed from their teach...
...heir gotras (about 25), among which are Kātyāyana, Kauṭilya (four donees of that gotra), ...
...ced in the following order viz. Pāṇini, Kātyāyana, Yājñavalkya, Vālmīki, Masurākṣa, Kauṭi...
...a. Excepting the passages from Yāj. and Nārada the rest are so few that no scholar (wh...
...a is an exposi- tion of the Vārtikas of Kātyāyana and indirectly of Pāṇini’s sūtras; it i...
...or mother of a person as an heir, while Yāj. II. 135 recognises them as heirs if one dies wi...
... to the Mānavaṣ We shall see below that Bṛhaspati's work was more or less a supplement of...
...aṇḍanīti the following who occur also :—Bṛhaspati, Manu, Bhāradvāja, Viśālākṣa, Śukra ( t...
..., Kauṇapadanta and Vātavyādhi stand for Nārada, Droṇācārya, Bhīṣma and Uddhava respect...
...s in prose. A similar verse is cited as Kātyāyana's by the Vivādaratnākara. And that vers...
...iciency in thought, word and actioṇ The Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 317 explains Ānvīkṣikī as āt...
... Bhārgava (Uśanas) and distrust acc. to Bṛhaspati.’ It should not be supposed that all th...
...some commentators say it is the name of Nārada. Kauṇapadanta is said to be a nickname ...
...g certain signs of his displeasure viz. Kātyāyana, Kaṇiṅka Bhāradvāja, Dirgha- Cārāyaṇa, ...
...Vedic sacrifices were still very commoṇ Manu (in VIII. 206-207) provides in a general way how the fees ...
... Manu VIII. 279 with A. III. 19. 8, but Yāj. II. 215 differṣ In the present author's opinion...
...ākam Manoh Śrutvanuśāsanam* ) ; compare Manu VIII. 18 for same view ) ; *Anuśāsana* 65. 3, 67...
...’, ‘apare’. It quotes several ślokas of Bṛhaspati on the blemishes of diamonds and on pra...
...umbha. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 265 quotes Manu VIII. 320 and remarks that Kumbha is equal to fiv...
...to Sāvitrī, Prajāpati, Uśanas, Cyavana, Bṛhaspati, Aṅgiras, Śaṅkha, Likhita.
...Bṛhaspati in which the śāstras of Manu, Bṛhaspati and Uśanas are joined together. This wo...
... Ānandāśrama collection, pp. 46-48. The Mit. (on Yāj. 1. 94) remarks that the means ...
...ra ascribed to Uśanas that occur in the Mitākṣarā, Smṛticandrikā and other workṣ
The Mit. ( on Yāj. III. 260 ) and Aparārka ( e. ...
...ddha; vide Mit. on Yāj. II. 159 quoting Nārada. A work styled Śukranītisāra was edited...
... a village or towṇ On Yāj. III. 260 the Mit. quotes a verse of Kaṇva stating the prā...
...ashyapa-and-kāshyapa-3">3 The Mit. (on Yāj. III. 23 ) quotes a prose passa...
...work of Gārgya on dharma did exist. The Mit. (e. g. on Yāj. III. 326 ), Aparārka and...
...as* to be recited in that ceremony. The Mit. (on Yāj. III. 30) and Aparārka (Śuddhik...
...ases of causing the death of a cow. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 30 cites a long prose pass...
...ncient. The quotations of Jātukarṇya in Mitākṣarā, Haradatta, Aparārka, and later writers...
... name Jātukarṇya is an ancient one. The Kātyāyana Śrautasūtra ( IV. 1. 23 ff )264
...more passages quoted from Devala by the Mit. , Aparārka, Kalpataru and others will b...
In the Mit. there are several prose passages quoted...
...Ādiparva 83. 21, Udyogaparva 33. 64 and Manu VIII. 416.
... ) and verses 30-31 are ascribed by the Mit. (on Yāj. III. 290) and Aparārka to Viṣṇ...
...time as the great jurists Bṛhaspati and Kātyāyana.
...nasi-1">1 On Yāj. III. 17 the Mit. quotes two sūtras relating to impurity ...
26. Bṛhaspati
...on ācāra and prāyaścitta are cited from Bṛhaspati. That seems to have been an independent...
...kara quotes verses 6 and 7 as from Dāna-Bṛhaspati.
...radvāja is said to be the eldest son of Bṛhaspati in Anuśāsanaparva 30. 24 ff. In Śāntiparv...
...tātapa on III. 243, 254, 263–64. In the Mit., the Smṛti-candrikā and other works num...
The Mit. ( on Yāj. III. 290 ) cites a Bṛhat-Sātā...
...and 213 more paragraphs in this volume
Volume I: Part II 172 paragraphs
...777 (p. 117) remarks (as does the Mit. on Yāj. III. 24) that Bhojadeva, Viśvar...
...rous references to him contained in the Mit., the Dāyabhāga, the Hāralatā and other ...
...f Dhāreśvara coincide with those of the Mit., viz. on the usage of giving a special ...
...d the view of Yogloka that the verse of Kātyāyana (*yadyekadeśavyāptāpi....nṛṇām*) was in...
The Mitākṣarā of Vijñāneśvara occupies a unique place...
...ref-71-vijnāneshvara-1">1 The Mit. is not only a commen- tary explaining the...
The Mit. quotes a host of smṛti writers and six ...
...who committed suicide). Skandapurāṇa on Yāj. II. 290 (Smaryate hi Skandapurāṇe Pañcacūḍā nām...
This sparing use of Purāṇas in the Mit. is in consonance with Yāj. I. 3 which sta...
The Mitākṣarā is, in the matter of citing Purāṇas as au...
...verses ) on Yāj. III. 254, 255 and 260; Mit. quotes Brhad-Samvarta on Yāj. III. 265.
...sting Smṛtis by means of works to which Mit. words like brhat, vrddha or ‘laghu’ wer...
...z. Gārgya, Gautama, Parāśara, Pracetas, Bṛhaspati, Manu, Yājñavalkya, Vasiṣṭha, Vyāsa, Śā...
... 402 of (Vyavahāra-Kāṇḍa) occurs in the Manusmṛti VIII. 157.
...ne. They occur in the oldest Msṣ of the Mit. such as the Government of Bombay Mṣ dat...
...ry to enormous lengthṣ For example, the Mit. on Yāj. III. 265 and 290 occupies sever...
...g a satī after her husband’s death, the Mit. refers to the Śyenayāga and points out ...
...VI. 3. 20 is relied upon by the Mit. on Yāj. II, 126 for an explanation of which vide H...
... it is really Yāj. I. 156. On Yāj. I. 8 Mit. quotes ‘Yatrat- kāgratā tatrāviśeṣāt’ a...
...s 13½ paṇas, but the explanation of the Mit. is against the rules of grammarians ( as ...
... That shows ##71. Vijñāneśvara that the Mit. spends nearly twice as many pages on th...
...ral times criti- cizes the views of the Mit., viz. the latter's remarks that the giv...
...shvara-8">8 at the end of the Mitākṣarā may be translated thus: ‘On the earth, ...
...te Professor R. Aiyangar in placing the Mitākṣarā between 1121–25 ( as he does in J. I. H...
... about 1005–1054–55 A. D. Therefore the Mit. was composed some decades after 1055. T...
... years later than the completion of the Mitākṣarā. In the colophons Vijñāneśvara is descr...
...cision given through partiality &c. The Mit. adds the comment that this provision in...
...h a provision and such distinctions (on Yāj. II. 4 and 305 ) a very learned commenta-tor o...
...three (Kalyāṇa, king Vikramārka and the Mitākṣarā of Vijñāneśvara) was all of a sudden th...
...orts the present author's view that the Mit. was completed before 1120 A. D. and the...
...so one difficulty. The colophons of the Mit. describe the author to have been Vijñān...
Out of the numerous commentaries on the Mit. those of Viśveśvara, Nandapaṇḍita and B...
...vara, who, however, drew largely on the Mit. There is a mṣ of the Triṁśat-ślokī with...
...duhitarāscaiva.’ He closely follows the Mitākṣarā in all that he says; but in one place he ...
... it is not mentioned by Medhātithi, the Mitākṣarā or by Aparārka. It may, therefore, be a...
...ple, on the word ‘pitarau’ occurring in Yāj. II. 135, Sambhu remarked that no difference sho...
... is not mentioned by Medhātithi and the Mitākṣarā. It may therefore be assigned to the pe...
...> held the view that the verse of Yāj. (II. 126 ) was intended to convey that where joint...
...and the hall should face the east; and, Kātyāyana states that the sabhā is called 'Dharmā...
...he wrong reading of Yāj. II. 139 in the Mitākṣarā, Pārijāta and Halāyudha due to the erro...
...alāyudha. On the Śrāddhakalpa- sūtra of Kātyāyana a commentary called Prakāśa was compos-...
...Halāyudha, the author of the Prakāśa on Kātyāyana, must have flourished before 1509 A. D....
...pi’ instead of ‘yadyastapadamavyāpi’ in Kātyāyana’s verses enumerating the blemishes of *...
...Yājñavalkya, Devala, Nārada, Bṛhaspati, Kātyāyana and others, he quotes in the Prāyaścitt...
... prefixed to their names (viz. Angiras, Bṛhaspati, Manu, Yama, Yājñavalkya, Viṣṇu, Vyāsa,...
... the views of Bhavadeva on the verse of Yāj. II. 24 (about adverse possession for 20 and 10...
...p> read ‘abhijānātā’ for ‘avijānātā’ in Yāj. II. 258, but that since that reading is opposed...
... to convey a meaning similar to that of Yāj. II. 116. The Prakāśa is mentioned in the Dayata...
...Prakāśa in almost the same words as the Mit. It is possible that both borrow from the ...
...s rights and as it is not quoted by the Mit. or other earlier works it must be assig...
...on p. 195 of the same puts together the Mitākṣarā, Pāri- jāta, Halāyudha and holds that a...
... to Medhātithi and Bhoja- deva arranged Manu 8. 181–184 differently (putting 8. 182 as the last...
...ortant circumstance is that, though the Mit. mentions Medhātithi and Bhojadeva as gr...
...udi* is copied from or suggested by the Mit.; and that in the effort to summarise cl...
...) and the Mit. It may be noted that the Mit. avoids quoting Purāṇa passages on rājad...
... of comment. Similarly, on Yāj. II. 119 Mitākṣarā has a long note, but Kalpa° Vy. p. 674 ...
...roper times for Ekoddi- ṣṭa-śrāddha the Mit. quotes the verses of about a dozen sage...
... with citations from Kātyāyana, Nārada, Bṛhaspati and Manu, the Kalpataru ( on Vyavahāra ...
... with the lear- ned explanations of the Mit.
...n Vyavahāra alone ( as in the Intro. to Yāj. II. 114, on II. 135-136, II. 137 &c. ), while i...
...r 1155 A. D. There is no doubt that the Mit. was completed before 1125-26 A. D. at t...
...fty years after the latest date for the Mitākṣarā.
...ara dhenu contained verses ( of Nārada, Kātyāyana and others ) and explained them ; vide ...
...n Vijayacandra are extolled ‘ veritable Bṛhaspati in reflecting over various lores’ ( vivid...
...latest date that can be assigned to the Mit.
...ra Bhoja, Śrīkara and Bhāruci, whom the Mit. frequently mentions, as shown in the pr...
...nown or relied upon in the South by the Mit. in 1100–1120 A. D. The learned editor of ...
...a, Kāmadhenu and Pārijāta on a verse of Kātyāyana was cited (H. of Dh. p. 293, ṇ 649). Wi...
...nu VIII. 18, 19 and 14 and all three in Nārada III. 8, 12, 13 p. 43 (Dr. Jolly's eḍ in B. I. ...
...relative chronological positions of the Mitākṣarā and the Kalpataru may be noted here. Th...
...eed to her husbanḍ But Yogīśvara in the Mit. is probably a misprint or copyist’s error...
... and Śrīkara have been mentioned by the Mit. which is certainly earlier than Jīmūtav...
...Bengal, except in those cases where The Mitākṣarā is applicable. The names of more than a d...
... is in direct conflict with that of the Mitākṣarā). That expression in the Dāyabhāga may ...
...ently), Nārada, Yājñavalkya, Bṛhaspati, Kātyāyana, Viṣṇu, Gautama, Vasiṣṭha, Harita, Baud...
...Lordships of the Privy Council that the Mit. was earlier by five centuries than Jīmū...
...bility that Jīmūtavāhana criticizes the Mit.
...quoteḍ Similarly, Nārada, Bṛhaspati and Kātyāyana, Parāśara, Yama (quoted over 100 times ...
...d that Aparārka is much inferior to the Mit. in lucid exposition, in dialectic skill, ...
...s or is indigent or a widow,’ while the Mit. explains it to mean only ‘indigent.’
...he contact of wine with the palate. The Mit., however, contains both these 80. Aparā...
...eems to be referring to the view of the Mit.
...in Aparārka's work as compared with the Mitākṣarā.
...above conclusion that Aparārka knew the Mit. and criticizes it be correct, Aparārka ...
... is in mere extent nearly double of the Mitākṣarā. It quotes very long extracts, particul...
...aratnākara and other workṣ He refers to Mitākṣarā also (p. 56). For Lollaṭa see above (un...
...thin approximate limitṣ As it names the Mit., the Kāmadhenu, the Kalpataru and Govin...
... In the work itself, besides the above, Kātyāyana, Varāhapurāṇa and smaller ( svalpa ) Ma...
...o was the guru of Ballāla, who was like Bṛhaspati, the guru of Indra, who was highly hono...
... the verse ‘yas-tatra’ cited by it from Kātyāyana is cited by Harihara as from Prajāpati wh...
...on Paraskara also wrote a commentary on Kātyāyana's Sānavidhisūtra wherein he mentions th...
...s high authority it cannot override the Mitākṣarā even in the Madras Presidency.
... follows its leaḍ It holds, just as the Mit. does, that sons acquire by birth owners...
...n authority to be preferred even to the Mit., it looks more probable that there is s...
...rabhaṭṭa ( about 1375 A. D. ) on Mit. ( Yāj. II. 132 ) quotes certain smṛti passages as foun...
...ta as the author of the Ujjvalā and the Mitākṣarā without making any distinction between ...
... Maitrāyaņa Śruti, Talavakāra brāhmaṇa, Kātyāyana grhya, Bhagvadgītā, the purāṇas as supp...
...mes he hardly ever mentions by name the Mitākṣarā of Vijñāneśvara. Though he does not pro...
...and 72 more paragraphs in this volume
Volume II: Part I 188 paragraphs
... 91–92. Vide also Ādi- parva 74. 28-29, Manu VIII. 86, Anūśāsana 2. 73–74. The reason given f...
The Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 1. remarks that *ahiṃsā* and...
...s-of-dharmashastra-40">40 The Mit. adds a remark that this is so only if t...
...a brāhmaṇa by birth but rather ‘wife of Bṛhaspati’. The whole hymn is obscure and more or...
...ere then made to serve the Āryaṣ In the Manusmṛti (VIII. 413 ) the śūdra is said to have been created ...
... it extended even to the gods, Agni and Bṛhaspati being the brāhmaṇas among gods; Indra, ...
...e been a brāhmaṇa ); while Viśvarūpa on Yāj. II. 133 says that kānīna and gūḍhaja must be de...
...j. (I. 95, 361, II. 69, 206, III. 213), Nārada (rṇādāna 283 ) and in the vārtika on Pā...
...ons took the caste of their motherṣ The Mit. explains the words of Śaṅkha by saying ...
... of varṇasaṃkara are called vrātyaṣ The Mit. on Yaj I. 96 applies the word varṇasaṃk...
... 27, Matsyapurāṇa 215. 63 say the same. Nārada ( stripuṁsa 113 )
...generation).' This is elaborated by the Mitākṣarā as follows:— If a brāhmaṇa marries a śū...
...s a higher tribunal than the śreṇi. The Mit. on this explains that pūga is an associ...
...which bāhya santer a village; vide also Nārada (ṛņādāna 155), Viṣṇu Dh. S. 16.14.
...arārka p. 1123 ascribes it to Atri. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 260 distinguishes between ...
...calls them 'antyāvasāya' (in verse 41). Nārada (ṛṇādāna 182) says that an antyāvasāyin...
...9. 3, Manu X. 8, Yāj. I. 91, Uśanas 31, Nārada (stripuruṣa v. 107) Ambaṣṭha is an anul...
...modern kāṁsāra in Marathi) Mentioned by Nārada (ṛṇādāna 274) and Viṣṇu Dh. S. X. 4 in ...
... seems to be the same as the lekhaka of Bṛhaspati and as a mere official. In the first ce...
... 7), Manu X. 12, 13 and 16, Yāj. I. 94, Nārada (strīpuṁsa 112), this is a pratiloma ca...
... or blacksmith or worker in bell-metal. Bṛhaspati names the takṣaka as one whose food a b...
...and his profession is that of a singer. Bṛhaspati quoted in Par. M. (II. part I p. 380) s...
...ava (vide E. I. vol. 15 at p. 307). The Mit. on Yāj. I. 91 cautions that this niṣāda...
...s (vide note 170). This is mentioned in Nārada (vākparuṣya, verse 11). Anusāsana 22. 2...
... (II. 4. 10 ) includes him under śūdra. Yāj. II. 48 mentions him as liable to pay his wife'...
...a prose passage of Śaṅkha quoted by the Mit. the rathakāra is entitled to have upana...
...āj. I. 161 has the form vaiṇa which the Mit. explains as meaning one who maintains h...
...Manu X. 11, 13, 17, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 16. 6, Nārada (stripuruṣa J11), Yāj. I. 93, Anuśāsana...
...rka p. 279 ), Āpastamba (verse ) 9. 32, Yāj. II. 48.
...ādha. Yāj. II. 48 does the same and the Mit. thereon para- phrases the word by naṭa.
...er). Viṣṇu Dh. S. 51, 15, Manu IV. 216, Yāj. II. 48, Śaṅkha (quoted by Aparārka p. 1175 ) a...
...akapāpiṣṭha). For the view of Vaik. and Bṛhaspati vide under takṣan above (note 189). In the...
... (18. 6), Kaut. (III. 7), Manu (X. 11), Nārada (strīpuṁsa 110), Viṣṇu Dh. S. (16. 6), ...
...ould be performed only by brāhmaṇaṣ The Kātyāyana Śrauta-sūtra uses a similar argument. W...
... for this), Veda-Vyāsa-smṛti IV. 35–38, Bṛhaspati-smṛti 60 and Laghu-Śātātapa 76–79, Gobh...
...al servant. Vide Manu (IV. 4 and 6) and Nārada (ṛṇādāna 57).
...66). It is worthy of note that even the Mit. adds the potter to the above list. All ...
...venting confusion or mingling of varṇaṣ Manu (VIII. 348–349) allows all dvijātis to resort to weapon...
...Aparārka p. 933) have the same rules as Nārada and further enjoin upon the brāhmaṇa no...
...d-privileges-of-varnas-66">66 Nārada (ṛṇādāna 67) calls upon the king to inf...
...e of commodities in the case of vaiśyaṣ Nārada (ṛṇādāna verses 44–47) divides wealth i...
...s-of-varnas-95">95 XI. 1. The Mit. on Yaj. II. 4 explains that these words...
...on and of killing an innocent womaṇ The Mit. on Yaj. III. 257 thinks it possible tha...
...n, and women who are recently delivereḍ Manu VIII. 394 con-tains a similar provisioṇ Brhat-Par...
.... II. 34–35, Viṣṇu Dh. S. (III. 56–64), Nārada (asvāmivikraya verses 7–8).
...as the same ruleṣ Śaṅkha (quoted in the Mit. on Yāj I. 117) mentions the view of som...
...ātakas of which brāhmaṇa-murder is one. Manu VIII. 381 declares that there is no worse sin in ...
...n Manu VIII. 350-351). Kullūka explains Manu VIII. 350 as meaning that 'a guru or a brāhmaṇa o...
...4, 100 or 128. Vide Gaut. 21. 12-14 and Manu VIII. 337-338.
...her lesser privileges are enumerated by Nārada (prakīrṇaka, verses 35-39) ‘The king sh...
... up to the knee’. The commentary on the Kātyāyana Śrauta I. 1. 6 says that the word śūdra...
...but Medhātithi (on the same verse), the Mit. (on Yāj. I. 121), the Madanapārijāta (p...
...he śūdra is devoid of any saṁskāra. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 262 explains the words of ...
...śūdra, the brāhmaṇa was fined only 12 ( Manu VIII. 268 ) or nothing (acc. to Gaut. XII. 10). I...
...ileges-of-varnas-157">157 the Mit. on Yaj. I. 3) says that when a brāhmaṇa...
...eneral) is that in Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 104; Kātyāyana also uses the word in that sense
...r must take a bath and another verse of Bṛhaspati to the effect ‘a patita, a woman in her...
...pter-iv-untouchability-27">27 Bṛhaspati also remarks that there is no fault (an...
... should be punished with beating, while Yāj. II. 234 prescribes that if a cāṇḍāla (deliberat...
...lasses and Nammāḷvār was a Veḷḷāla. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 262 remarks that the prati...
...ts on to Atri. Vide Droṇaparva 57. 5–9. Manu (VIII. 299–300) places a slave on the same level as one...
Manu (VIII. 415) speaks of seven kinds of dāsas, viz. on...
...and Vedic learning, but no impure work. Kātyāyana (v. 721) says that when a brāhmaṇa becomes an ap...
...-chapter-v-slavery-15">15 and Kātyāyana (v. 723) both declare that if a master has sexua...
Nārada (vv. 42-43) describes the ceremony of the manu-miss...
... slave was not a competent witness, but Manu VIII. 70 and Uśanas ( quoted in Vyavahāramayūkba...
... see under prāyaścitta later on and the Mit. on Yāj. III. 253. The smṛtis look upon ...
...e Sṃ C. (I. p. 13) and the Subodhinī on Mit. II. 4 follow Gautama. Vaik. speaks of eightee...
...I. 19), Bauḍ gr. śeṣa-sūtra (I. 12. 1), Kātyāyana-sūtra (a supplement to Pār. gr. ) *Anna...
...t the first four nights must be omitteḍ Kātyāyana, Parāśara (VII. 17) and others say that...
...on till conceptioṇ Later works like the Mit. ( on Yaj. I. 11), the Sṃ C., the Saṁskā...
...ār. gr. (I. 14), Viṣṇu Dh. S. 27. 2 and Bṛhaspati (quoted in the Sṁ. C.) say that puṃsava...
...rks are the Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa, Vyāsa and Nārada. On these days the father or other male...
.... pp. 41 and 359), Bṛhaspatidattaka (or Bṛhaspatika), Prajāpati-dattaka (or-patika), Bhān...
...- cribed in the 7th or 8th month, while Bṛhaspati quoted in Saṃs- kāraprakāśa ( p. 258 ) ...
...a ‘with what Dhātā shaved (the head) of Bṛhaspati, Agni and Indra for the sake of their l...
...iṣṭubh, the vaiśya with Jagati', and by Kātyāyana Śrauta 'one should initiate the brāhmaṇ...
...u attend on my words single-minded; may Bṛhaspati appoint thee unto me'. Having tied the ...
... quoted by Aparārka pp. 1171, 1173. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 292 prescribes prāyaścitta...
... 28. 41-42, Vaṣ 17. 52-54, Manu 9. 201, Yāj. II. 140-141, Viṣṇu. Dh. S. 15. 32 ff. lay down that...
...hmacārins* with honour and welcome. The Mit. on Yāj. I. 108 says that alms should be...
...er-vii-upanayana-169">169 The Mit. on Yāj. I. 118 remarks that a kṣatriya ...
...yana-189">189 I. 1. 2. 19 and Nārada say) and should stay with no one but th...
...er-vii-upanayana-208">208 The Mit. on Yāj. III. 292 and Aparārka p. 1188 q...
...hma. For example, in Chāṇ Up. VII. 1. 2 Nārada tells Sanatkumāra that he had studied t...
...er-vii-upanayana-257">257 The Mit. on Yāj. III. 300 quotes a verse of Vyās...
...thi (on Manu II. 112 and III. 146), the Mit. (on Yāj. III. 235), the Sṃ C. and other...
...at the beating should not be excessive. Manu (VIII. 300) says that the punishment in case of vio...
... produced or manufactureḍ Yāj. II. 184, Nārada (abhyupetyāśuśrūṣā 16-20) indicate that...
... study and then the Āraṇyaka vrataṣ The Mit. on Yāj. I. 52 (vedam vratānī vā pāram n...
...th his breath, Indra with his strength, Bṛhaspati with his spiritual eminence and fire wi...
... (not on a cot), and of self-restraint (Bṛhaspati quoted in Sṃ C. I. p. 62).
...and 88 more paragraphs in this volume
Volume II: Part II 149 paragraphs
...apter-xix-devayajna-22">22 to Nārada, the Bhāgavata-purāṇa XI. 27. 9 and Vṛd...
...fuel-sticks, the food, and the fee. The Mit. on Yāj. I. 297 quotes nine verses from ...
...ṇa* on *Āśv. gr. I. 24. 7*, the coṃ on *Kātyāyana-śrauta I. 5. 9–11* for detailed explana...
...4 others say that it is puruṣārtha. The Mit. declares that vaiśvadeva is puruṣārtha ...
...or vaiśvadeva. Vide Yāj. I. 121 and the Mit. thereon and Āhnikaprakāśa, p. 401. Bali...
...one's wife at the time of marriage. The Mit. on Yaj. I. 131 says the same.
... lower level. Aparārka (p. 476 ) quotes Bṛhaspati that even if persons are seated in one ...
... Dh. S. II. 7, from the Bhojanasūtra of Kātyāyana for the followers of the white Yajurved...
...th one hoof is altogether forbiddeṇ The Mit. (on Yāj. I. 170) notes that even the cu...
...s and vegetables that are forbiddeṇ The Mit. on Yaj. III. 290 quotes a sūtra of Suma...
...for gods or Manes, or at times of giftṣ Kātyāyana says that if a *brāhmaṇa* hears the voi...
...bhojana-76">76 a sonless man (Mit. on Yāj. III. 290 quoting Likhita), one ...
...na ( one whose food may be eaten ). The Mit. quotes a sūtra which includes the potte...
... p. 223 ṇ 2 which summarises the coṃ on Kātyāyana). In Jaimini III. 5. 14–15 there is a d...
...iyas and vaiśyaṣ Pulastya quoted by the Mit. on Yāj. III. 253 and by Aparārka p. 107...
...śūdra woman married to a brāhmaṇa). The Mit. on Yāj. I. 73 quotes a text (of Parāśar...
...I. 3 agrees with thiṣ Gaut. XII. 38 and Yāj. II. 47 declare that though sons and grandsons ...
...days and then it should be cremateḍ The Mit. on Yāj. III. 20 notes that, if a woman ...
...starting or beginning’ (upakrama as the Mit. on Yaj. I, 142 says) and Utsarjana or U...
...riety of opinions commentators like the Mit. prescribed that one should follow one's...
...male slave by (touching) her head'. The Mit. adds that as it is impossible to accept...
...hese are called pūrta.’ Aparārka quotes Nārada also ‘Honouring a guest and performance...
...dyā) according to Vaṣ Dh. S. 29. 19 and Bṛhaspati 18. Vaṣ Dh. S. 29. 19, Manu 4. 233, Atri, 340...
...a p. 779 quotes verses of Bṛhaspati and Kātyāyana to the same effect. Vide above (pp. 507...
... but like poison in its effect. In this Bṛhaspati only echoes what Manu says (XI. 9–10) ‘...
.... Aparārka quotes (p. 792) thereon from Bṛhaspati several verses that add ‘the king shoul...
...6 quotes a verse which is found also in Bṛhaspati 7, Viṣṇudharmottara and Matsyapurāṇa (quo...
...ṛhaspati and Vyāsa on the same subject. Bṛhaspati says that a royal edict recording a gif...
... shrubs from waste or uncultivated lanḍ Manu VIII. 39 provides that in ancient treasure- trov...
...1. 11 (ye te śatam Varuņa), ayāśoāgne ( Kāt. śr. 25. 1. 11), Rg. I. 24. 15, Rg. I. 2...
... They are styled *kārya-cintaka* by hiṃ Bṛhaspati 2108 quoted by Aparārka says...
...eaning of iṣṭa and pūrta. Therefore the Mit.2112 declares that gifts dedi...
...he word vānaprastha is according to the Mit. the same as vanaprastha, which means 'o...
... more ( Manu VI. 31, Yāj. III. 55). The Mit. and Aparārka (p. 945) on Yāj. III. 55 q...
...maṇ In the Paramahaṁsa, the Brahma, the Nārada-parivrājaka, and the Sannyāsa Upaniṣads...
...purity, begging, always staying alone’. Nārada says ‘there are six acts which ascetics...
...II. 10, Vaṣ X. 6). Devala quoted by the Mit. on Yaj. III. 58 declares that the ascet...
...uch as Medhātithi on Manu (VI. 97), the Mit., the Madanapārijāta (pp. 365-373), the ...
...de of life. The Viṣṇu Dh. S. V. 115 and Yāj. II. 241 (as read by Viśvarūpa) prescribe the fi...
...c's life in ancient brāhmaṇic timeṣ The Mit. on Yāj. III. 58 quotes a sūtra of Bauḍ ...
...anayana is performed in their case. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 56 follows Medhātithi. The...
.... his pupil). Vide Yaj. II. 137 and the Mit. thereoṇ These rules, however, do not ap...
... at the same conclusion as Śamkara. The Mit. on Yāj. III. 58 gives an optioṇ In mode...
...t*. XI. 9-11, *Viṣṇu Dh. S*. III. 2-3, *Nārada* (*prakirṇaka*) verses 5-7, *Yāj*. I. 3...
...o time what is religious conduct. When *Bṛhaspati* enjoins that doubts about *dharma* sho...
...administer prāyaścitta (expiation). The Mit. on Yāj. III. 300 quotes Parāśara that t...
...d brāhmaṇas, looked into works like the Mitākṣarā and with the approval of the brāhmaṇas ...
...based on the Śrautasūtras of Āśv., Āp., Kāt., Bauḍ, Satyāṣāḍha with occasional refer...
... sacrificer) is the agent of the actioṇ Kāt. śr. I. 10. 12 states that the yajamāna ...
...pit in other cases ( Āp. śr. I. 1. 4-6, Kāt. śr. I. 3. 42-43 ). This path for going ...
... face is turned towards the north-east (Kāt. II. 7. 1). At the beginning of an iṣṭi or other ...
...dth and 4 in height, while according to Kāt. (as quoted in coṃ on Āp.) it is 24 angu...
Kāt. (IV. 10. 16) ordains that after establishing the Ved...
...) and the wife also sits in her place ( Kāt. IV. 13. 13, Āp. VI. 5. 1-2 ). The householder then...
... the ring finger 'anāmikā' according to Kāt. IV. 14. 26) he takes out what remains in the sruc ...
According to Kāt. (IV. 12. 1-2) the upasthāna ( worship or homage ) of ...
...ḥ' (Āśv. II. 4. 25 and II. 3. 16). Vide Kāt. IV. 15 for further detailṣ
... 4. 1. 3-14, Āśv. II. 5, Āp. VI. 24-27, Kāt. IV. 12. 13-24. According to Āśv. the important rules ...
...a or Mahendra (Śāt. Br. I. 6. 4. 21 and Kāt. IV. 2. 10). The Tai. S. II. 5. 4. 4 says that onl...
...th' (vide apastamba has chapters 1-2.4, Kāt. II. 1. 24). The brahmā is required to be the most...
...en the āhavaniya and the praṇītā water (Kāt. II. 3. 4). The principal purpose of the pranita ...
...hra) threshes the grains in the mortar (Kāt. II. 4. 14). Jai. (XI. 1. 27) states that the beat...
...ātrī ( the puroḍāśa pātrī, according to Kāt. II. 6. 49 ) that is washed with water on the fire...
... near the praṇītā waters to their west (Kāt. II. 6. 43).
...th the mouth of Agni, with the mouth of Bṛhaspati.’ Then he performs ācamana and again dr...
...Brahmā, he sat in the seat of Brahmā; O Bṛhaspati! you protected the sacrifice; protect t...
...āka (Sat. II. 5, p. 225; Āśv. I. 10. 9; Kāt. III. 7. 13 ).
...t being that he is either cured or dieṣ Kāt. IV. 1. 20 adds that the adhvaryu collects the piṇ...
...pūrṇamāsa iṣṭi. According to the coṃ on Kāt.V.1. the Vaiśvadeva iṣṭi is performed in...
...te is the first born calf of the seasoṇ Kāt. ( V. 2. 13 ) further says that the sacrificer may on...
...i or of the uttara- vedi ( according to Kāt. V. 4. 9-10 ) or he connects the two vedis ( Āp. VI...
...a mantra (Vāj. S. III. 48, according to Kāt. V. 5. 30 and ‘samudre te’ Tai. S. I. 4. 45. 2, a...
...ed (Āp. VIII. 10. 8 and VIII. 11. 8-10, Kāt. V. 6. 29-30) that if plenty of rice is cooked the p...
...s rite ends with Śamyu (Āśv. II. 19. 2, Kāt. V. 9. 32) i. e. ‘tacchamyorā ...... śam catuspad...
... 37-40, Āp. VIII. 17-19, Bauḍ V. 16-17, Kāt. V. 10. This homa is offered to Rudra. Some of...
...to Sūrya a white horse or a white bull (Kāt. V. 11. 12-14), while according to Tai. S. I. 8. 7 it...
...there are various opinionṣ According to Kāt. (IV. 6. 18 ) it is either a repaired waggon or silke...
...jī ( Āśv. II. 11. 1-4 ) or Mitravindā ( Kāt. V. 12, for one who is desirous of prosperity,...
...ṣaṇ) holding an axe (Āp. VII. 1. 13 and Kāt. VI. 1. 5). The sacrificial post (yūpa)
... to Viṣṇu or Agni-Viṣṇu or Sarasvati or Bṛhaspati (Ap. VII. 12. 3). Then follows Paśūpaka...
...la pit (Āp. VII. 17. 4-6). According to Kāt. VI. 5. 26 he throws the tying cord into the cātvā...
...ring to Sviṣṭakṛt ( Āp. VII. 25. 14 and Kāt. VI. 8. 18–22 state that the order of these last offe...
...other organs of the animal. Vide coṃ on Kāt. VI. 8. 6 and Jai. X. 7. 1–2. The several organs ...
...' (Tai. S. I. 4. 45. 2) or according to Kāt. VI. 10. 5 they touch water with 'dhāmno ...... su...
... to Agni, Sarasvatī, Soma, Pūṣan, Bṛhaspati, Viśve Devas, Indra, Maruts, Indra-Agni...
...et in her own place. Vide Āp. X. 16 and Kāt. VII. 4. 19–34 for detailṣ The dīkṣita and his wife (t...
... offered in this iṣṭi, but according to Kāt. VII. 5. 15 they are offereḍ The priests that offic...
... ātithyā iṣṭi, but according to Āp. and Kāt. it is recited before ātithyā. At the time...
...irst iḍā. For details see Āp. X. 30 and Kāt. VIII. 1. After the iḍā is eaten there is tānūna...
...e she looks at it and repeats a mantra, Kāt. XXVI. 4. 13 ). Whatever wooden pātras are required ...
...ide Śāt. Br. XIV. 3. 1. 16, Āp. XV. 15, Kāt. 26.7.14 ff. According to Āp. XV. 11. 10-13 the ...
... the mantra 'yā te' &c. Vide the coṃ on Kāt. VIII. 2. 35 for all detailṣ All actions done after ...
...and 49 more paragraphs in this volume
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...ormation III ] about the Rājāśāstras of Bṛhaspati, Uśanas, Bhāradvāja culled from the Mah...
.../sup>, Vasiṣṭha 19 1-2, Viṣṇu III. 2-3, Nārada (prākirnaka, 5-7 and 33-34), Śāntiparva...
...hat Manu abridged it as regards dharma, Bṛhaspati as regards artha and Nandi abridged in ...
...heśvara, Skanda, Indra, Pracetasa Manu, Bṛhaspati, Śukra, Bharadvāja, Veda-Vyāsa, Gauraśi...
...yed by the Mahābhārata, which speaks of Bṛhaspati, Bharadvāja and others as ‘rājāśāstra-p...
... to the works of Cāṇakya and otherṣ The Mitākṣarā or. Yāj. I 313 paraphrases daṇḍanīti by...
...tra and Nītiśāstra are synony- mous The Mitākṣarā on Yāj II 21 remarks that the arthaśāst...
...e latter. The Viramitrodaya follows the Mitākṣarā. Dharmaśāstra went by the name of smṛti...
...eclared this rule which he derived from Bṛhaspati. In Śānti-parva a weak king is advised ...
...s Inscription (E. I vol. 20 p.79 1. 4), Nārada (prakīrṇaka 5), Raghuvamśa VIII. 18. Th...
...to protecting the earth". Medhātithi on Manu VIII. 1 remarks that rājya means ‘a prosperous ...
...bound up with the existence of a ruler. Kātyāyana (in Raja N. P. p. 30) says the king is ...
...nctions to those of certain deitieṣ The Nārada-smṛti (prakirnaka section, verses 20–31...
...Bauḍ Dh. S. I. 10. 1, Śukranīti I. 188, Nārada (prakirṇaka 48) Śānti 71. 10.
...law-book’. It has been shown above that Nārada and others espoused the same theory. Ma...
The Nāradasmṛti as indicated above (pp. 23, 27 and note...
...an offended king may punish with death. Nārada's doctrine does not lead to the require...
...sti, he places the āhuti (offering) for Bṛhaspati in the middle, if a kṣatriya performs it ...
...t the plain words of Manu Medhātithi on Manu VIII 1 remarks that ‘persons of other varṇas...
... among them and that Indra then induced Bṛhaspati to perform the Dvādaśāha sacrifice for ...
... 'Logic'. Acc. to Kāṃ II. 7 and 11, the Mit. on Yāj I 311, Śukranīti I 158 it means ...
...ts to quote two verses of Angiras (i.e. Bṛhaspati), one of which says 'of what use is tap...
...), quotes several verses from a work of Nārada on politics and states that the words c...
...e Śānti 33.43–46 quoted above on p. 40. Kātyāyana (q in the Rājanītiprakāśa p. 411) presc...
...ich is quoted by the Bālambhaṭṭī on the Mitākṣarā on Yaj I 309. It is briefly as follows:...
..., Parśus (V 3 115–117) as *āyudhajīvin* Kātyāyana by his *vārtika* ‘kṣatriyādekarājāt saṁ...
...Aparārka on Yaj 11 1 (p 600) quote from Bṛhaspati verses about four kinds of sabhā, they re...
...word is used in modern timeṣ As said by Nārada the subjects are dependent while the ki...
...those who let them loose. Medhātithi on Manu VIII 399 states that a king may prohibit the...
...08, Rājanītiratnākara pp 13-14 (quoting Nārada and Harita ), Rājanītiprakāśa pp 174-17...
...ce, the purohita &c. Yāj. I 312 and the Mit. on Yāj. I 312-313 on the other hand pre...
...bearing a stamp. Another table given by Manu VIII 135-136, Viṣṇu Dh. S, VI. 11-12, Yāj. I...
...e equal to 1024 muṣṭis according to the Mit. on Yaj III. 274). Whatever ages may be ...
...lf the qualifications of the first. The Mit. on Yāj. I 328 lucidly explains the thre...
... word ‘rāṣṭrapati’ does not occur). The Mitākṣarā on Yāj. I. 319 explains that only a kin...
...ect and what he is not bound to respect Nārada says that the king should enforce the c...
...e provision of pastureṣ Manu VIII. 237, Yāj. II. 167, Matsya 227. 24 also make provision for...
...of-a-state-39">39 (19 13) and Manu VIII. 403 provide that all weights and measures m...
...rom his own treasury. Yāj. II. 270-272, Nār. (pariśiṣṭa 16-21) and Kat.
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...ding to Sānti. 58 13–15, is declared by Bṛhaspati to be the root of rājadharma. Nectar wa...
...ivate partieṣ Vide Kaut III 11 (p 175), Manu VIII. 65, Viṣṇudharma-sūtra 8, 2
...ves to be fined a thousand karṣāpaṇas ( Manu VIII. 336 ) The remarks of Medhātithi on that ver...
...I. 229 and II. 14) has a similar verse. Bṛhaspati quoted by the Rājanītiprakāśa228
...X. 28-29, Manu VII. 128, VIII. 306-308, Nār. (prakirṇaka 43) and others say, as has ...
...ti 67 and 70. 10, Baud Dh. S. I. 10. 1, Nār. 18. 48, Kaut. I 13 (quoted on p 21 above). Kat...
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...reasury-or-finance-22">22 The Mit. on Yaj. II. 4 states that the six exemp...
...treasury-or-finance-24">24 on Manu VIII 400 says that kings have a monopoly as ...
..., the wealth and the life of the king.’ Kātyāyana (v. 19) harps on the spiritual consequences: ‘t...
...diate neighbour is a prākṛta enemy. The Mit. on Yāj. I 345 very concisely but lucidl...
...riend-17">17 II. 150. 3–5 and Mit. on Yaj. I. 346. Some say that saṁśraya ...
...ādhikaraņa (the Hall of Justice )'—says Kātyāyana Kālidāsa (Śakuntala V) and Bhavabhūti (...
...or both In Āp. Dh S. II. 11-29 5 and in Nār. I 5 vivāda means 'law-suit' In the Vivāda...
...te all of them in one place as Manu and Nārada do. MANU 1 rnādāna 2 niksepa 3 asvāmivi...
Yājñavalkya (acc. to Mit.) 1 rnādāna 2 upanidhi 6 asvāmivikraya 1...
...se 21) and also in what is an appendix. Bṛhaspati as quoted in the Smṛti-candrikā (vyavah...
...defines *prakīrņaka* in the same way as Nārada. Kauṭilya deals with the vyavahāra- pad...
...stage of judicial administra- tion than Nār. or Br, who included under prakirnaka al...
...ūla*) and criminal ones (*hiṁsā-mūla*). Kāt. also says that disputes have their sour...
...riyā) and decision (nirnaya) or acc. to Kāt. 31 (q. by Aparārka p 616) plaint, reply, p...
...n the ordinary way. Vide Kat 218 (q. by Mit. on Yaj. II 22 ) for this rule. Here dha...
...a hundred brancheṣ This is approximate. Nār. (I. 20–25) states that the 18 titles have 132 sub-...
...t-grades-o-18">18 Vide Mit on Yāj. II. 5.
...o criminal ( himsāmūla ) This is acc to Kāt. 29.
...ceṣ It is the same as above. Hārīta and Kāt. 30 mention this
.... dharmaśāstra and arthaśāstra ( acc to Kāt. 32 ).
...nā* ( without a stake being declared ). Nār. ( I. 4 ) employs the words *sottara* and *anutta...
.... 5. 73-88 ) quotes all the verses from Nārada and Pītamaha on the _aparādhas_, _padas...
...he rules of evidence are stated in Yāj, Nār. and others under the vyavahārapada rnād...
...f dharmaśāstra (Manu VIII 3, Yāj II. 1, Nār. I 37, Sukra IV. 5. 11) and where there ar...
...ted by the rules of Gaut. XII 40–42 and Manu VIII. 314–316 that a thief who has stolen a brāhmaṇa'...
... derivation is given by Nār, Bṛhaspati, Kāt. 68 and otherṣ The word ‘praśnavivāka’ (whi...
...ecent conduct and free from malice. The Mit. and Sṃ C. say that this is done to plac...
...and the king The Baud Dh S I.'10 30-31, Manu VIII 18-19, Nar (III 12-13) have the same tw...
...t with that gathered from Nār., Br. and Kāt. who constitute the leading triumvirate ...
...urs were to settle the boundaries (vide Manu VIII. 258, Kaut. III. 9, Yaj. II. 150-152). Kaut....
...ect-grades-o-63">63 ( acc. to Manu VIII. 41 and Harita ). The eighteen low castes s...
...her caste than that of the complainant. Nār. (I. 53) prescribes that cowherds when it is the...
...f Asahāya as edited by Kalyāṇabhaṭṭa on Nār. (rnādāna 4) there is an instructive sto...
...sons could not be accepted as sureties (Kāt. 114-116 q. by Mit on Yāj II 57) 'the master (in...
...and-father, mention of the former kings Kāt. 124-126, Br (q in Sm C. p. 36 and V M p. 294) g...
...en he has to pay as fine ten per cent'. Manu VIII. 59 which prescribes a fine twice of that a...
...compared with the rigid rules of Kauṭ. Kāt. and Śukra (IV. 5. 167, 209) contain the...
...e suit of a brāhmaṇa is first taken up (Manu VIII 24) Kaut I 19 states 114 tha...
...ltaneously, but one after another. Vide Mit. on Yāj II. 7, Par M. III pp 77-80. Thes...
...e generations is superior to all these’ Kāt. 221 (q. by Mit on Yāj II 80 and V. P. p. 80...
... dependent. Viṣṇu Dh. S. (VII. 8–9) and Kāt. 273 (q by V. M. p. 338, Aparārka p. 686, Pa...
Nār. IV. 145, Kāt. (306–307), Saṁvarta (both quoted by Aparārka pp. ...
...y reference to the rules of the śāstra. Yāj. II 93-94, Viṣṇu Dh. S. VI. 25-26
...e murder of women, minors and brāhmaṇaṣ Yāj. II 295 (= Matsya 227. 202 ) prescribes the...
...rally interpret the texts of Hārita and Nārada quoted above, takes them to be over-sta...
...wner would lose theṃ This is opposed to Manu VIII. 146 and other texts and so is explained as ...
...n is ineffective which ascribes them to Nārada ) prescribes that in the case of a brah...
...ccepted as a witness by both sides Vide Manu VIII 77 also Br (S B E vol 33 p 301 v 18) al...
...V. 154, Vaṣ 16.29 (sarveṣu sama eva rā) Nār. IV 155 and Kāt (349-50 q by Aparārka p 666...
...and 303 more paragraphs in this volume
Volume IV 156 paragraphs
... one of the four well-known mahāpātakaṣ Kātyāyana quoted in the Prāyaścitta-muktāvali of ...
...ṇa 227. 152–154), Viṣṇu Dh. S 71 81–82, Nārada (abhyupetyaśuśrūṣā 13–14) lay down that...
... III pp. 517–518. The conclusion of the Mitākṣarā appears to voice the views of most writ...
...112–113) is almost like Gaut. 12.25 and Manu VIII. 341 adds that a traveller of the three high...
... guru here is ‘father’ as stated by the Mit. on Yāj III, 259. Acc to many digests su...
...ame row. Devala and Chāgaleya q. by the Mit. on Yāj. III 261, the Pr. Prakarana (p. ...
...a few more women to the list of Yaj and Nārada (such as a woman in her monthly illness...
...y Vṛddha-Hārita (IX. 216-17) and by the Mit. (on Yāj. III 233) and as anupātakas by ...
...who omits one verse commented on by the Mit. viz 'śūdrapreṣyam' &c. which contains five...
...er. This whole passage is quoted by the Mit. on Yāj. III.305 which points out the ki...
...at away by this sacrifice, svāhā.’ Both Manu (VIII. 105) and Yāj (II. 83) prescribe that when a ...
...ot possible for śūdras ; therefore, the Mit. (on Yaj III. 262) says that although th...
...f tīrthas and that Pāṇḍavas, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, Nārada, Vyāsa and other sages engaged in pilgr...
... of smṛtis the solution proposed by the Mit. on Yaj III. 226 has been accepted by mo...
...n (such as the wives of one’s enemies). Nārada (sāhasa, verse 11) holds that those who...
...and the punishment for theft was death. Bṛhaspati, quoted in the Vivādaratnākara, says ‘W...
...king, was not fit even to be talked to (Nārada, sāhasa, verso 11).
...yaścittaṣ Besides commentaries like the Mitākṣarā, Aparārka, Par. M. and others and diges...
... child but as referring to minor lapseṣ Bṛhaspati expressly states that the dictum about ...
...regarded as similar to a bāla after 70. Kātyāyana provided generally that the fines to be...
...d by half in each successive caste. The Mit. quoting Aṅgiras says that the rules abo...
...ng). Vide H. of Dh. vol. II. p. 462 for Bṛhaspati’s verseṣ
...ree yearṣ It is further provided by the Mit. (on Yāj. III, 243) following a verse as...
...is is the view of Govindānanda. But the Mit. on Yaj. III. 250 appears to hold that N...
...cc. to Yāj. III, 252, Gaut. 22.11). The Mit. explains that this is an extension (ati...
...for-particular-sins-20">20 As Bṛhaspati states (vide ṇ 188 above) the license a...
...the latter's lifetime (Yāj. III 258 and Mit. thereon). The Āp Dh. S. I 25.8 provides...
...en times the price of the thing stolen (Manu VIII. 321, 323, Viṣṇu Dh S. 5,82) 233
...ry with other near female relativeṣ The Mit. on Yāj. III 259 quotes Śaṅkha for twelv...
...-sins-13">13 (p 33) says that Kātyāyana, Gautama, Samvarta, Parāśara and other ...
...ce as a male adulterer (Manu XI 176 and Bṛhaspati), but if she committed adultery with a ...
... are given to verses of Atri, Śātātapa, Bṛhaspati and others stating that no purification...
...making a gift. In view of the fact that Manu VIII 169, Viṣṇu Dh. S. VII 6–7, Yāj II 89 de...
... prescribed for these deeds by Yama and Bṛhaspati. About miscellaneous pātalas the rule l...
...-killing or of being an avakirnin'. The Mit. (on Yaj. III 264) further quotes Samvar...
...niṣka is not meant the one indicated by Manu (VIII. 137) but a *dīnāraniska* i. e. gold weighing...
...s-2">2 (in all six days). The Mit. quotes another variety of it, viz. subs...
...e separately eaten for three days (vide Mit. on Yaj III. 322). Aparārka pp. 1239-124...
...uld drink *pañcagavya* for a month. The Mit. on Yaj. III. 263 quotes Viṣṇu to the ef...
...nakṛcchra is a penance of five dayṣ The Mit. on Yāj. III 316 quotes a verse of Yama ...
...rding to the Agnipurāṇa 171. 12 and the Mit. on Yaj III. 316 (quoting Mārkaṇḍeyapurā...
... subsists on lotus stalks alone and the Mit. on Yaj III 316 quotes Mārkaṇḍeya to the...
...s it is Yati-sāntapana according to the Mit. on Yāj. III. 314. The Pr Prakarana p. 1...
...yashchittas-60">60 171.12 and Mit. on Yāj. III, 316 (quoting Mārkaṇḍeya) t...
...nd soul together. Jābāla (quoted by the Mit., Par M. II part 2 p 183 and others) mak...
...enances-43">43 and chap. 33), Nāradapurāṇa, pūrvārdha 15.1–20 (for narakas a...
...ama, Yama and the purāṇas quoted by the Mit. on Yaj III. 216, the Par M. II, part 2 ...
...h no one might willingly undertake. The Mit. points out that the description of the ...
...ed *kāvya*, Yama with the Angirases and Bṛhaspati with the Ṛkvans become prosperous (or i...
...S. 25.7 does the same but more briefly. Kāt. (25. 7. 18) refers to the cutting of hair and nails...
...s oṇ The medieval commentaries like the Mitākṣarā stuck strictly to the extreme clusivene...
...e caste of the deceaseḍ Pracetas (q. by Mit. on Yaj. III. 4) provides that 10, 12, 1...
...ith in the same way. But Angiras (q. by Mit. on Yāj. III. 6) says that if one dies b...
...n of the effigy (called ‘ākṛtidahana’). Bṛhaspati advises waiting for 12 years before res...
... the araṇiṣ Vide Bauḍ P. S. II. 4. 6-8, Kāt. Śr. 29. 4. 34-35, and Trikāṇḍa-mandana ...
...at have had teeth with the Vyāhṛtis The Mit. on Yāj. III 2 summarises the rules as f...
...eased person has to offer piṇḍa to hiṃ’ Yāj. II. 127 says the same thing about the Kṣetraja ...
...rakāśa p. 214 quotes similar views from Kātyāyana and the view of Vṛddha-Vasiṣṭha that th...
...entator of Śadaśīti (pp. 2-3). Even the Mit. (on Yāj. III. 18) emphasizes that āśauc...
...s and one who is 7th after one day. The Mit. says that this should be discarded as i...
The Mit. on Yaj III, 13 declares that when a chi...
...se of bandhus (described by the Mit. on Yāj. II. 135 as bhinnagotra sapindas) of
...same exception in the case of a soṇ The Mit. (on Yaj. III. 21 last half) further say...
.../a> The Mit. quotes two verses of Bṛhaspati which define what deśāntara (a differen...
...-shuddhi-54">54 quoted by the Mit. says ' if in marriage, in a festival in...
...iṣṇu Dh. S. 22.19, Devalasmṛti verse 6, Bṛhaspati quoted by Haradatta on Gaut, 14.4. But ...
...tween the views of the followers of the Mitākṣarā, of the Gauḍas and Maithilas (vide Śudd...
...ṅga-purāṇa, pūrvabhāga chap. 89.77. The Mit. on Yaj III, 28 remarks that in the case...
...heṃ It is provided by Angiras quoted by Mit. on Yaj III. 6 that 'death results to ev...
The passage quoted by the Mit. makes it clear that Nārā- yanabali is m...
...bali rite at greater length than in the Mitākṣarā. One or two details may be pointed out....
...e same procedure that is set out by the Mit. from the Viṣṇupurāṇa. The Nirṇaya- sind...
...-viii-shuddhi-115">115 by the Mit. (on Yaj I 190) which states: 'One shoul...
Bṛhaspati provides that if in a well the dead bod...
...ome variation in all these, but, as the Mit. on Yaj. I. 190 remarks, it is not an ab...
...a define śrāddha in the same way as the Mit. but in a more involved manner. Yaj. I. ...
...pter-ix-shrāddha-46">46 said 'Bṛhaspati desired 'may the gods put faith in me, ...
...chapter-ix-shrāddha-50">50 of Kātyāyana prescribes 'one endowed with śrāddha sh...
...u; the Bālambhaṭṭī, a commentary on the Mitākṣarā. While presenting this exhaustive and h...
... existed he was not mentioned at all in Yāj. II. 50. Just as the king is an ultimate heir a...
... or becomes ruined) as a cow in muḍ The Mit. on Yāj. I. 217 is careful to point out ...
...ter-ix-shrāddha-112">112. The Mit. on Yāj. I. 217 states that there are fi...
...f he dines at a sapiṇḍana śrāddha.' The Mit. further quotes a verse from Dhaumya whi...
...eya 28.26–30, Viṣṇupurāṇa (III 15.5–8), Nāradapurāṇa (pūrvārdha 28.11–18 ), Saurapurāṇ...
...tion of wealth in śrāddhaṣ For example, Bṛhaspati lays down: '(An heir) should lay aside ha...
...st be held that the few writers such as Kātyāyana who employ āmantraṇa use it in a second...
...ntains verses very similar in import to Kātyāyana. The Brahmapurāṇa (220. 106-108), Mārka...
...and 56 more paragraphs in this volume
Volume V: Part I 57 paragraphs
... to know whether Aditi, Aśvins, Varuna, Bṛhaspati or Brahmanaspati are luminaries and wha...
...d addressed to whom is pure) applied to Bṛhaspati in VII 97 5.
...n the same breath with Soma, Varuna and Bṛhaspati. The Vāj. S. prays<...
...to Caṇḍikā The Garuda (I 137 16-19) and Nārada-purāṇa (I 56 133-135) specify what deit...
...three days before the time indicated by Nārada she undertook a fast, accompanied her h...
...owhooḍ Then she should worship Yama and Nārada and give presents (vāyaṇa) to the pries...
...d in by many Purāṇas and digestṣ In the Nārada-purāṇa there is a long passage on the g...
...ts food on ekādaśī through foolishnesṣ’ Kātyāyana has a similar verse. These two establis...
... brief description of ekādaśīviata. The Nāradapurāṇa (Pūrvārdha chap 23 verses 12 ff) ...
...hem For the sake of comparison with the Nāradapurāṇa procedure, I shall set out the pr...
...hapter-v-ekādashī-51">51. The Nāradapurāṇa (pūrvārdha, chap. 29 ) devotes 15...
...fast day and dvādaśī is the pārāṇā day. Nāradapurāṇa (pūrvārdha, chap 29 verse 45) pre...
...nd point made much of by Weber was that Nārada is represented as having brought from Śve...
.... = Mahābhāṣya. NA = Nirṇayāmṛta. Nar = Nāradapurāṇa. NM = Nīlamatapurāṇa Nrs = Nṛsimh...
...ṣṭhira, by great sages like Mārkaṇḍeya, Nārada, Dhaumya, Yājñavalkya, Vasiṣṭha and it ...
...8 (almost same passages as in HV). Vide Nār. I. 116 32-33.
...orship images of Nārāyaṇa, Indra, Moon, Bṛhaspati and Puṣya by bathing them with water in...
...by Kauṭilya (I. 19), Daksa (chap 2) and Kātyāyana. Kalidasa in Vikramorvaśīya II 1 (sasth...
..., vide Skanda, Vaisnavakhanda. chap. 9, Nār. (uttarārdha) chap. 22, Paḍ VI. 92. **Kā...
...lesh in K. and therefore went to heaven Nār. (uttarārdha) 22 58 avers that a man bec...
... for Naktavrata for one year. Vide also Nār. II. 43. 11-23. Nakṣatratithi-vāra-graha-yoga-vratāni—...
... image with mantras of Viṣṇu, Indra and Bṛhaspati he prospers (q by KR 484). ##Pausavrata...
...m Var.), KKV 339-340. Bhartṛrāpti-vrata—Nārada told this to a bevy of Apsarases who de...
...are all wiped out; HV II. 336-341 (from Nār. and Bhav. U, the first saying that Bhīṣ...
..., Māt. 144. 102-3, 145. 1, Brah chap 5; Nār. (I 56.149-152) sets out the tithis on w...
... vrata is said to have been imparted by Nārada to Vāsudeva and Devakī; the performer g...
...Dharma is often spoken of as vṛṣa as in Manu VIII 16 (= Śāntiparva 90 15. **Vrsanavra'a**...
...ory of a prior curse pronounced by sage Nārada on Apsarases who proudly did not bow to...
...ī women Śambharāyaṇī ( who was asked by Bṛhaspati about Indra's predecessors was to be es...
...ptivrata-3">3 It is said that Nārada was told about this vrata by Viṣṇu hims...
...0 = Pad V. 21. 215-321, Bhav. U. 43-53, Nār. I 116. 1-72, KKV 103-225 (sets out more v...
...ā. kr 8th by the sons of Dakṣa urged by Nārada; therefore gods and pitṛs desire śrāddh...
...days; destroys all sinṣ Mārkaṇḍeya q by Mit. on Yaj III. 324
...ri and not dvādaśī. Gar. I, 127. 12 and Nāradapurāṇa II, 24. 6 and 9 call Ekādaśī Hari...
...y ( the Sun ), destroyed darkness &c.’ ‘Bṛhaspati, who first appearing, rose in front of ...
...me name like Agnimita &c., if on Puṣya, Bṛhaspatimitra &c. ).
...him as to what he already knew and then Nārada enumerated, a long list of lores (inclu...
...says that Bṛhaspati is the life of men (Bṛhaspatir-nṛṇām jīvaḥ). In Bhujabala it is said ...
...ch as Garga, Gautama, Devala, Parāśara, Bṛhaspati), Satya (very frequently named in Br J....
... expressly laid down as proper. But the Nārada-purāṇa says that Wednesday, Thursday an...
...anet Jupiter (Guru) was identified with Bṛhaspati, the guru of the gods and the Lord of S...
...auspicious after performing two śāntis (Bṛhaspati homas) and though in the 8th after thre...
...ts by Kauṭilya (I. 19) and by Daksa and Kātyāyana The division of the day and night each ...
...crifice to nine grahas (I 295-308). The Nāradapurāṇa (I. 51. 80) also does the same. T...
...ll the fourteen Manus are enumerated in Nāradapurāṇa I 40 20–23 Alberuni ( tr by Sacha...
...—Candra. 4. Saubhāgya—Brahmā 5. Śobhana—Bṛhaspati 6. Atigaṇḍa—Candra 7. Sukarmaṇ—Indra 8. D...
Volume V: Part II 130 paragraphs
...ds ‘athā karad-yajamānāya śam yoh’ (may Bṛhaspati confer happiness and welfare on the sacri...
...he Rudras, Vasus and Ādityas, sages and Bṛhaspati to confer happinesṣ Verse 12 prays to I...
...end of the Pravarqya rite, according to Kāt. Śr. S. 26. 41 'śāntikaraṇam-ādyantayoḥ'...
...ocedure-of-shāntis-34">34 The Kātyāyana-śrauta-sūtra prescribes a similar verse...
.... 41. 1 | Same as in Yāj. | | Jupiter | Bṛhaspati ati yad-aryah Ṛg. II. 23. 15. | Bṛhaspa...
... or painted and these are quoted by the Mitākṣarā on Yaj. I. 297-298 and by Kṛtyakalpatar...
...n the Gṛhyasūtraṣ On Yāj. I. 285-86 the Mitākṣarā prescribes ordinary fire for offerings ...
...s, clarified butter and boiled rice, to Bṛhaspati and pitṛs 28 or 8 offerings of the same...
...aṣṇāna or Puṣyābhiṣeka. It is said that Bṛhaspati per- formed this śānti for Indra, then ...
...of ṛk verses addressed to Rudra, Indra, Bṛhaspati, Viṣṇu and Vāyu. The astrologer should ...
...at Bārhas-patyasnāna (i. e. Puṣyasnāna, Bṛhaspati being the presiding deity of Puṣya) sho...
... A. D.) states in his commentary on the Mitākṣarā (on Yaj. I. 3) that the Vayaviya-purāṇa...
...00 verseṣ Other accounts: 17000 acc. to Nārada I. 106. 3 and Bhāgavata XII. 13. 8; 8000 acc. to ...
...mentators and nibandha writers like the Mitākṣarā and the Kṛtyakalpataru either do not me...
...to any of the well-known Upapurāṇaṣ The Mitākṣarā, though it names the Brāhma (on Yaj. 1....
...ya class) got mixed with that meant for Bṛhaspati (symbol of brāhmaṇa class and learning)...
...in all 28), the Chandoga-pari- śiṣṭa of Kātyāyana, thirteen principal Purāṇas viz. Brāhma...
...7">97 If does not mention the Mitākṣarā, nor Kṛtyakalpataru nor Aparārka. Mr. B...
...passages that are common to Manu, Yāj., Nārada and Viṣṇudharmottara, on p. 200 another...
...otations from the Epics and Purāṇaṣ The Mitākṣarā does not quote much from the Purāṇas, b...
...p. 63–110 on 'Cāṇakyarājanītiśāstra and Bṛhaspati-saṃhitā of Garuḍapurāṇa '; the Garuḍa i...
...as containing 23000 verses and in which Nārada proclaimed the dharmas of Bṛhatkalpa) a...
...ṇa. None of the early works such as the Mit., Aparārka, Kalpataru, the Smṛticandrikā...
...tsya e. g. Yāj. I. 295 is Matsya 93. 2, Yāj. II. 279. 295-6 and 303 are the same as Matsya 227. 200...
The Mit. on Yāj. I. 297 expressly quotes all the...
..., 85. 9 ff. and Anuśāsana 7. 21 ff. The Mit. on Yājñavalkya III. 6 quotes on Nārāyaṇ...
...ly commentaries and digestṣ The Mit. on Yāj. II. 290 mentions it in connection with the stat...
...rned were merely a name and then he led Nārada gradually to the understanding of the H...
...se kuśas’ (Rg. II. 41. 13). On this the Mitākṣarā (about 1100 A. D.) remarks that along w...
...he same position was assigned to him by Manu (VIII. 413) viz. that he was created by God for ser...
...t king Vasu would learn the śāstra from Bṛhaspati to whom it would come by degrees from t...
...K. Aiyangar; the Bṛhadbrahmasaṃhitā (of Nārada-pāñcarātra) in the Ānandāśrama series, ...
...oḍ It may be noticed that the sūtras of Nārada appear to be a mere paraphrase of Śāṇḍi...
...he knowledge brought from Svetadvīpa by Nārada is the same as that declared in the Harig...
...-on-dharmashastra-126">126 to Nārada-bhakti-sūtra it is elevenfold (as noted...
...s kingdom and share in sacrifices, that Bṛhaspati, at Indra's request, deluded the sons o...
... Gautama, Sāṅkhya of Kapila, Cārvāka of Bṛhaspati are *tāmasa*; that the *māyāvāda* (of Ś...
...s Hariṣeṇa, Datta (Dattātreya), Kumāra (Nārada), Ṛṣabha, Vyāsa and Hayagrīva. Twelve a...
...rahmavaivarta, Prakṛtikhaṇḍa 29 and 33, Nāradapurāṇa I 15, Padma IV. 227, Bhāviṣya, Br...
...ressly mentions the works of Uśanas and Bṛhaspati (verses 99 and 130) and advises the kin...
...urāṇa (87. 130) the works of Uśanas and Bṛhaspati on Rājānitī (the science of statecraft)...
...harmaśāstra works say. For example, the Nāradapurāṇa (II. 57.54) provides that a mantr...
...ke. In the Śulbasūtras of Āpastamba and Kātyāyana reference is made to the squaring of a ...
...ies; it is a discourse by Hārītāyana to Nārada. Tārākhaṇḍa portion of it is philosophi...
...8–30 with Jai. VI. 6. 3. Sometimes, the Kāt. Ś. takes a view opposite to that of the...
The Vārtikas of Kātyāyana on Pāṇini and the Mahābhāṣya show that ...
...mṛti verse, which is almost the same as Manu VIII. 416 and Ādiparva (82. 23=Cr. Eḍ 77. 22). Śa...
...57) quote a verse ascribed to Devala or Kātyāyana, which provides that all wealth is crea...
... and the reference in the Mitākṣarā (on Yāj. II. 114) to the views of Guru on
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...the Vedic textṣ This is employed in the Mit. on Yāj. III. 226 which states that the ...
...athākāmi bhaved-vāpi &c.), on which the Mit. emphatically says that in both Gautama ...
...h water in a time of distress &c.'. The Mit. on Yaj. II. 130 quotes this verse and r...
.... I. 129-166 ‘na’ occurs very ofteṇ The Mit. explains (on Yāj. I. 129) that in this ...
...ut the sapinḍana of a mother, where the Mit. introduces order among conflicting textṣ ...
...signing them different scopes e. g. the Mit. on Yaj. III. 22, after quoting the conf...
...ctices of elders was of greater force'. Nārada has a similar rule.
...d works on the Dharmaśāstra such as the Mitākṣarā and the Kalpataru. It is of course clea...
...taking the Śodaśin cup in Atirātra) the Mit. says that it is proper to assume that i...
...slaught against Pāṇini himself, aganist Kātyāyana (the author of the Vārtikas) and Patañj...
...y Dharma-śāstra works such as Vaṣ I, 5, Mit. on Yaj. I. 7 and II. 117, Kullūka on Ma...
...ales also. For example, Yaj. II 182 and Nārada (8. 40 ff) lay down certain rules about...
...rs of the three varṇas according to the Mit. on Yāj. III. 256.
...tumn in the afternoon a white animal to Bṛhaspati’, it is a female animal that is offered...
...n succeeds (and not half-brother as the Mit. provides). The primary sense of a word ...
...ruction of the text of Bṛhaspati by the Mit. is liable to the fault of vākyabheda, sin...
.... M. becomes different from that of the Mit. The whole discussion is rather abstruse...
...oned among all memberṣ This view of the Mit. was not shared by several other writers...
...āj. I. 232 ('apasavyam tataḥ kṛtvā) the Mit. remarks that the performer of Śrāddha f...
...in H. of Dh. Vol. III. pp. 610–612. The Mit. on Yaj. II. 140 provides that the groun...
...s *nyāya* is relied upon by the Mit. on Yāj. II. 126 ( which simply states that if joint fam...
...tes the views of other interpreterṣ The Kātyāyana Śr. (I. 6. 17-27) discusses this very s...
...anged into 'Śundhantām mātāmahāḥ'; vide Mit. on Yāj. I. 254 and H. of Dh. Vol. IV p....
...-relation-to-dha-100">100 The Mit. on Yaj. III. 243 furnishes examples of ...
...ses of Manu (VIII. 210-11), then quotes Manu VIII. 210 (on p. 213) and explains and then sets ...
... adhikarana and interprets the verse of Nārada viz. ‘one who is an apostate from the orde...
...; on pp. 1302–3, notes 2133-34 above on Bṛhaspati's verse on re-united coparcenerṣ
...5; Relied upon and explained in Mit. on Yāj. II. 135, डायभाग XI. 5. 16 p. 194 and स्य. स. pp...
... detail about a sacrifice; mentioned in Mit. on Yāj. I. 81.
... Kapila, Śuka, Gotama Ārṣṭiṣena, Garga, Nārada, Āsuri, Pulastya, Sanatkumāra, Śukra an...
... subordinate. For example, in chap. 340 Nārada is said to have been<...
In the Snānasūtra of Kātyāyana (kaṇḍikā 3) attached to the Pārasakarag...
...apila, Śuka, Gautama, Ārṣiṣeṇa, Gārgya, Nārada, Āsuri, Pulastya, Sanatkumāra, Śukra*, ...
...where Sanatkumāra gives instruc-tion to Nārada about the Reality remarks ‘Purity of th...
... 32) agrees with the *Mārkaṇḍeya*. The *Mitākṣarā* on *Yāj*. III. 200–201 provides that *...
...vidyā' by the Mitākṣarā on Yāj. and the Mit. states that the fourteen vidyās are the...
...ineḍ In the Chāṇ Up. (VII. 1. 1–5) when Nārada approached Sanatkumāra for instruction,...
...any serious persecution on either side. Yājñavalkya (II. 192) calls upon the king to safeguard the sp...
.... brāhmaṇas-pati (Lord of Prayer, Bṛhaspati) is said to have sent forth (blazed) th...
...gavān (venerable) Sanatkumāra showed to Nārada, all whose blemishes had been crushed (...
...vādin* and as expounding all Dharmas to Nārada. The Vāmanapurāṇa (60. 68-69) describes...
.... 116-117 items 375-378 culled from the Mitākṣarā on Yāj. III. 216, the Madanapārijāta pp...
...ss of truth and by censuring falsehooḍ' Manu (VIII. 90), however, makes the exhortation run as ...
...owledge are called by Sanatkumāra (whom Nārada approached for instruction) mere name (...
...s employed in the sense of ‘ varṇa ’ in Manu ( VIII. 177, IX. 85-86, X. 41 ).
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