— punishment of, 1x, 275-276, 280; of those who give no assistance in cases of, 1X, 274.
Rishis. See Sages.
Rita, gleaning corn, Iv, 5.
Robbers, manner of discovering, 1x, 261-269.
Robbery, vil, 6. See Violence.
— definition of, vim, 332.
— punishment of, 1x, 275-276, 280; of those who give no assistance in cases of, 1X, 274.
Rogues, classes of, 1X, 257-260.
— duty and manner of discovering and punishing, IX, 252-255, 261- 293.
Rudra, hymn to, x1, 255.
Rudras, 111, 2843 XI, 222.
Sacraments, for males, 11, 26-47; for females, 11, 66-67. — not allowed to mixed castes, x, 68; nor to Sfidras, x, 126. Sacred fire, kindling, rule for, 111, 67; neglect of, x1, 66.
— neglecting or extinguishing, 111, 1533 XI,60. See Penance for.
— offerings to, 11, 108, 176, 186-187; IV, 145-1463; VII, 145. See Agnihotra.
— repositing in oneself, v1, 25, 38.
— reverence shown towards, IV, 58. See Fire, reverence to.
Sacred fires, keeper of five, sanctifies company, III, 185.
Sacrifices, not to be performed by fools, infants, women, &c., U1, 171-1725 IV, 205-2063; XI, 36-
37-
Sacrifices, great daily, enumeration of, 111, 70-74.
— description of, 111, 81-121.
— duty of performing, for householders, 111, 75-80, 933 IV, 21- 24; for hermits, v1, 5.
— reason for performing, I11, 68-69.
— remove guilt, x1, 246.
Sacrifices, forbidden, I11, 151, 1643 IX, 290; XI, 64. See Penance for performing forbidden sacrifices.
Sacrifices, Srauta, 11,28. See Sattra, Soma-sacrifices.
— duty of performing, Iv, 25-28; by a king, vil, 78-79.
_ forbidden to eunuchs, women, &c., IV, 205-206; to poor men, XI, 38-40.
— initiation to, a third birth, 11, 169.
— materials for, may be taken by force, X1, 11-15; not to be begged from Sfidras, x1, 24.
— property destined for, is indivisible, 1X, 219; seizing such property, xf, 26,
— person initiated for, 11, 128; Iv, 130, 2103 VIII, 360, See Penance for killing.
— substitute for, x1, 27-30.
Sacrificer, produced by Goodness,
XU, 49.
— punishment for forsaking, v1u, 388,
Sacrificial fee, due, must be given, XI, 38-40.
— payment and distribution of, vin, 206-210.
Sacrificial string (thread), Il, 44) 63- 64, 1743 IV, 36.
Sacrificing hor oneself, duty of, 1,
88-903 X, 75, 77-78.
Sacrificing "for others, occupation of Brahmaaa, I, 88; x, 75-76.
— for unworthy men, forbidden, 111, 653 Xl, 60; permitted in times of distress, X, 103, 109-111. See Penance for teaching and sacrificing for wicked men; SGdra, sacrificing for.
Sages, or great sages, address Manu, 1, 1-43 Bhrigu, v, 1-2; XI, 1.
— debt due to. See Debts, the three.
— fathers of the manes, 111, 201,
— origin of, 1, 34-363 XII, 49.
— worship of, 11, 176.
Sagotra relative, 1x, 190.
Sahasa. See Violence,
Sahodba. See Son of pregnant bride.
Sairandhra caste, X, 33.
Sak4kola hell, rv, 89.
Sakulya relative, 1x, 187.
Sale, forbidden of adulterated goods, VI, 2033 of children, x1, 62 ; of daughter, see Daughter ; of garden, tank, &c., x1, 62; of wife, IX, 463 XI, 62.
Sahasa. See Violence,
Sahodba. See Son of pregnant bride.
Sairandhra caste, X, 33.
Sak4kola hell, rv, 89.
Sakulya relative, 1x, 187.
Sale, forbidden of adulterated goods, VI, 2033 of children, x1, 62 ; of daughter, see Daughter ; of garden, tank, &c., x1, 62; of wife, IX, 463 XI, 62.
— forbidden to Brahmana, various goods, III, 1§2, 159; X, 86-94; XI, 63.
— begetting son with widow of Sapinda, IX, 59, 147.
— definition of term, v, 60; another definition, 1x, 186.
See
Sapinda, impurity on birth or death of, V, 58-59, 61-64, 67-70, 72-79, 83-84.
— inherits, 1x, 187.
— marriage with female, forbidden, IMI, 53 XI, 172-173.
Sapindikarana, 11, 247-248.
Sarahgi, wife of Mandapala, 1x, 23.
Sarasvati, goddess, oblation to, VIII, 105.
— river, p. xlv; 11, 173 XI, 78.
Sarpas, snake-deities, 1, 37.
Sarvag#a-Narayana, commentator of Manu, p. xiii, xxxvii, c, cxi, Cxxviii-cxxx.
Sarvatmabhiti, deity, m1, gt.
Sattra, performer of, sacrifice never impure, V, 93.
Sattva. See Goodness.
Satvata caste, x, 23.
Saty4nrita trade, Iv, 4, 6.
Saumya manes, III, 199.
Savitri rite. See Initiation, Vratya.
Savitri verse, 11, 148; XI, 195, 226.
— efficacy of recitation, 11, 78-82, 102, 118,
— manner of recitation, I, 101, 104.
— mother of the student, 11, 170.
Sayana-Madhava, p. xlix.
Sea, trade by, VII, 157, 406.
— voyages by, forbidden, 111, 158.
Seed-corn, offences with respect to, IX, 291.
Self. See Soul.
Self-defence permitted, viII, 348-
351.
Seniority. See Brahmana, Kshatriya, Srotriya, Sddra, Vaisya, Wife.
Service, excludes from Sraddhas, Ill, 153.
— forbidden to Brahmaaa, Iv, 4, 6.
— with Sfidras, a sin, x1, 70. See King, service of; Sfidra, duties of.
Singer, adultery with wife of, vii, 362-363.
— excluded from Sraddha, 111, 155.
— following profession of, an Upapataka, XI, 66.
—to be banished, 1x, 225. Bard.
Sins, classification of, x1, 55-71. See Penance.
Sipping water, 11, 2223; V, 86-87, 138, 142-145.
See
INDEX.
p. 605
Sipping water, manner of, 11, 58-62 ; V, 139.
Sister, 11, 50, 133. See Brother, Incest.
Skanda-purana, pp. xcvi, cvi.
Slave, classes of, IV, 253-256; VIL, 415.
Bard.
Sins, classification of, x1, 55-71. See Penance.
Sipping water, 11, 2223; V, 86-87, 138, 142-145.
See
INDEX.
p. 605
Sipping water, manner of, 11, 58-62 ; V, 139.
Sister, 11, 50, 133. See Brother, Incest.
Skanda-purana, pp. xcvi, cvi.
Slave, classes of, IV, 253-256; VIL, 415.
— disqualified to earn property, VIII, 416-4173 to be witness, vin, 66; exception, VIII, 70.
— food of Sfidra, eatable, Iv, 253.
— quarrels with, forbidden, Iv, 180, 185,
_ offspring of female, 1x, 55. Son, illegitimate, of SQdra.
— sexual intercourse with female, VIII, 363.
Sleeping, purification after, v, 145.
— rules regarding, for student, 11, 108; for Snataka, Iv, 57, 75, 92.
— at sunset and sunrise forbidden, Il, 219-2213 IV, 55.
Smriti. See Tradition.
Smritimafgari, of Govindaraga, pp. xxi, Cxxvii,
Smritiviveka, of Medhatithi, p.cxxiii.
Snftaka (Brahmana who has completed his studentship).
— definition of term, Iv, 31.
— duties of: acceptance of food, IV, 205-225, 250, 2533 Of gifts and begging, Iv, 33-34, 84- 91, 186-191, 247-2523 X, I13- 114;°X1, 1-6; bathing, Iv, 45, 129, 152, 201-2303; dress, IV, 18, 34-36, 66; eating, rules for, IV, 43, 45, 55) 58, 62-63, 65, 74-76; general behaviour, righteousness, truthfulness, &c., IV, 15-16, 18, 72, 145-146, 155- 185, 204, 236-246; hospitality, Iv, 29-323 liberality, Iv, 192- 197, 227-235; interruptions of Veda-study, Iv, 101-1273; performance of daily rites, Iv, 14, 21-24, 92-94, 152; Of Srautasacrifices, IV, 25-28, 226; residence, IV, 60-61; sleeping, Iv, 57, 75,92; Studying the Veda, &c., IV, 17-20, 95-100, 146-149; voiding excrements, IV, 45-52, 152; miscellaneous rules, Iv, 37-42, 44, 53°59, 63-83, 128, 130-144, 150-154.
— may retire from the world, Iv, 257-258.
See
Snataka, receives the honey-mixture, III, 119.
— way to be made for, 11, 138-139.
Soma, deity, 111, 87, 2113; IX, 129;
XI, 255.
— plant, sale of, forbidden, 111, 158, 180; X, 80,
Somapa manes, III, 197-198.
Soma-sacrifices, IV, 26; XI, 7-10.
Somasad manes, II, 195.
Son, duties towards parents, 11, 145-148, 225-227. See Father, Mother.
— duty of begetting a, 11, 28; reward for fulfilment of, 1x, 137- 138. See Debts, the three.
— forsaking, an Upapataka, x1, 60; punishment for, Vi11, 389.
— has no property, VIII, 416; exceptions, Ix, 206.
—has no right to parents’ estate during their lifetime, 1x, 104.
— inherits from father, 1x, 104, 156- 157, 185; from mother, VIII, 104, 192, 195.
— liable for father’s debts and exceptions, VIII, 159, 166.
— may be beaten, IV, 1643 VIII, 299-300.
— offences against parents, 111, 157, 159. See Father, Mother.
— punishment for defaming,v111,275.
— quarrels with, forbidden, rv, 180, 184.
— adopted, Ix, 141-142, 159, 168.
— begot on wife or widow, 1x, 31- 565 IX, 143-147, 159, 162-165, 167, 190-191. See Appointment of widows.
— born after partition, 1x, 216.
— born secretly, 1X, 159, 170.
— bought, 1x, 160, 174.
— cast off, IX, 159, 171.
— adopted, Ix, 141-142, 159, 168.
— begot on wife or widow, 1x, 31- 565 IX, 143-147, 159, 162-165, 167, 190-191. See Appointment of widows.
— — persons not to be fed at, 111, 150-167. — — persons to be fed at, 11, 189- 190; III, 128-149, 183-186. —— results of feeding unworthy guests at, III, 133, 168-182. — — rewards for performing, 111, 127, 277, 282.
— — times for performing, 111, 122, 273-282.
— special kinds of, 111, 254.
Srauta-sacrifices, See Sacrifices.
Sravana, month, Iv, 95.
Sri, deity, 11, 89.
Srotriya, a learned Brahmaaa, pp. xlviii-xlix; IV, 205; VIII, 394.
— cannot be made a witness, VII, 65.
— descendant of, sanctifies company, III, 184.
— fine for not entertaining virtuous, VIII, 393.
— free from taxes, VII, 133.
— gift of food to, Iv, 31.
— impurity on death of, v, 81.
— niggardly, and liberal usurer, Iv, 224-225.
— property of, not lost by law of limitation, VIII, 149.
— receives the honey-mixture, II, 120.
— to be honoured and supported by king, VII, 134-1363 VIII, 395.
Srotriyas, seniority among, I, 134.
Sruti. See Veda.
Suddhidipika, of Narayana, p. cxxx.
Sfidra, caste, cannot commit an offence causing loss of caste, x, 126.
— disabilities, not allowed to be initiated, x, 4; to be judge, VIII, 20-21 ; to carry out dead Brahmana, v, 104; to fulfil the sacred law except certain portions, IV, 223; xX, 126- 127; to hear, learn, recite, or teach Veda, 11, 156; IV, 99; X, 1273 to receive leavings at Sraddha, 111, 249; to receive spiritual advice from Brahmaza, 1V, 80-813; exception, x, 2; to sacrifice, 111, 178; to travel with Snataka, Iv, 140,
Sfidra, duties and occupations, 1, 91;
VIII, 410, 418 5 IX, 334-335; in
“times of distress, x, 99-100, 121-129.
— food and gifts of, unlawful for
Brahmaza, Ul, 1643 IV, 211,218,
223; XI, 24-25; exception, Iv,
253.
— forcible appropriation of Sfidra’s property by Brahmaza, vin, 4173 XI, 13.
— food and gifts of, unlawful for
Brahmaza, Ul, 1643 IV, 211,218,
223; XI, 24-25; exception, Iv,
253.
— forcible appropriation of Sfidra’s property by Brahmaza, vin, 4173 XI, 13.
— guilt of, in cases of theft, vimt, 337.
— killing a, an Upapataka, x1, 67. See Penance for killing,
— kings, 1v, 61.
— labourersto work for king, V1, 138.
— manes of, III, 197.
— origin of, 1, 31, 873 XII, 43.
— position of, naturally a slave, vit, 413-414.
— presence of many, destroys a country, VIII, 22.
— punishment for adultery with ryan woman, VIU, 374; for assaulting men of higher caste, VIII, 279-2833 IX, 248; for defaming men of higher caste, VIII, 267, 270-277; for neglect of duty in next birth, xu, 72.
— residence of, 11, 24.
— rules of inheritance, 1x, 157, 179.
— special rules of administration of oath, V11I, 113; of burial, v, 92; of examination as witness, VIII, 88; of impurity, Vv, 83, 99; of marriage, II, 44; of naming, Il, 31-32; of purification, 11, 62; of saluting, 1, 127, 137; of shaving, V, 140; of sipping water, V, 139-140,
— visitor not a guest, but fed, 11, 110, 112.
— witness for Sfidras, VIII, 68.
— wives permitted to, Ill, 13; IX,157.
Sfidras, seniority among, H, 155.
Sidra, female, marriage and sexual intercourse of Aryans with, p. xxvii; II, 13-19, 44, 64, 155, I9I, 2503 VIII, 383-385; XI, 179. See Son of Sfidra wife.
Sulka, See Nuptial fee.
Sfirasenakas, a tribe, 11, 19; VII, 193.
Svapaka caste, Ill, 92.
— origin of, x, 19.
— position and occupation of, x, 51- 56.
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LAWS OF MANU.
Svavritti, service, IV, 4, 6.
Tailor, food of, forbidden to Brahmana, IV, 214.
Tamas. See Darkness.'
Tamasa, Manu, I, 62.
Tamisra hell, tv, 88, 1653 XII, 75.
Tank, punishment for destroying, IX, 279.
— sale of, a crime, XI, 62.
— settlement of boundary of, vi11, 262. See Water.
Truthfulness, duty of, 11, 1793 IV, 138-139, 170-178, &c.
Turfyana sacrifice, v1, 10.
Twice-born man. See Aryan.
Twilight-devotions, 11, 101-104, 2223 Iv, 93-94. See Penance for neglect of.
Udgatri priest, receives a cart, VIII, 209.
Ugra caste, X, 13, 15, 19.
— food of, forbidden to Brahmaaa, IV, 212.
Turfyana sacrifice, v1, 10.
Twice-born man. See Aryan.
Twilight-devotions, 11, 101-104, 2223 Iv, 93-94. See Penance for neglect of.
Udgatri priest, receives a cart, VIII, 209.
Ugra caste, X, 13, 15, 19.
— food of, forbidden to Brahmaaa, IV, 212.
— occupation of, x, 49.
— origin of, x, 9.
Unnatural crime, x1, 174-175.
Upadhyaya, sub-teacher, definition of, 11, 141.
— may be buried by student, v, 91.
— venerability of, 11, 145.
Up&karman, opening of school-term, IV, 95) I19-
Upanishads, VI, 29; XI, 263. See Rahasya.
Upapataka sins, enumeration of, x1, 60-67, See Penance for.
Usanas-smriti, pp. xxvii, xxxv, lxii.
Usurer, excluded from Sraddha, 111, 153, 180.
— food of, forbidden to Brahmaza, IV, 310, 220,
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Usurer, liberal and niggardly Srotriya, IV, 224-225.
Usury, an Upapataka, x1, 62. Interest, Lending money.
Utathya, son of, p. xxvi; 111, 16.
See
Vaideha caste, x, 19.
— descendants of, X, 26, 31, 33, 36- 37+
— occupation of, x, 47.
— origin of, x, 11, 17.
— position of, x, 13.
Vaidiks, pp. xlvii-xlviii.
Vaikhanasa. See Hermit.
— Sfitra, pp. xxvii-xxix; v1, 21.
Vaimanika deities, x11, 48.
Vaisvadeva offering, 111, 83, 108, 121.
— description of, 111, 84-86.
Vaisvanart ishti, x1, 27.
Vaisya, caste, duties and occupations Of, I, 903 VII, 410, 4183 IX, 326-333; X, 78-80; in times of distress, x, 98.
— forcible appropriation of Vaisya’s property by Brahmaaa, x1, 12.
— guilt in cases of theft, vil, 337.
— indigent, to be employed by Brahmana, VII, 411-412.
— killing a, an Upapataka, x1, 67. See Penance for killing.
— manes of, 111, 197.
— origin of, 1, 31, 87.
— punishmentof Vaisya for adultery, VIII, 375-377, 382, 384; for defamation, Vil, 267, 269, 2773 for neglect of duty, in next life, XII, 72,
— special rules of administration of oath, vil, 113; of burial, V, 92; of examination as witness, VIII, 88; of impurity, v, 83,99; of Kesanta, 11, 65; of naming, II, 31-32; of purification, II, 62; of saluting, 11, 127; of studentship, 11, 41, 42, 44) 45) 46, 49, 190.
— visitor not a guest, but fed, 111, I10, 112.
— wives permitted to, II, 13.
Vaisya female, punishment for adultery with, VIII, 382-383, 385.
Vaisyas, seniority among, I, 155. £>> Sons, by wives of several Caz
Page xx, Il. 26-33. The tradition which asserts that the Gautamtfya and Vasishtha Dharmasastras originally were the property of Vedic schools, studying the Sama-veda and the Rig-veda, has already been mentioned by Colebrooke in his Essay on the Mimamsa. It goes back to Kumirila, who adduces it in his Varttika on Mim4ss4-sfitra, 1, 3, 11 (Tantra-varttika, p. 179, Benares Sanskrit Series), The same author states there that the Dharmasastra of Sankha and Likhita belonged to the Vagasaneyins,
P, xxxix, add at the end of note 3: ‘It is, however, found in some other Grshya-sfitras.’
P. lvii, add at the end of note 4: ‘The copy of the Munich MS. No. 83 has Wa.’
lvii, add at the end of note 4: ‘The copy of the Munich MS. No. 83 has Wa.’
P. cxii, 1. 1. More important is the fact that Kumfrila, who, as I hold with Professor Max Miiller, cannot be placed later than 700 A.D., knew our Manu-smriti. In the portions of the Tantra-varttika, published in the Benares Sanskrit Series, I find the following verses quoted, i, 21> (p. 203, 1. 14); ii, r40 (p. 178, 1. 8); iv, 178 (p. 138, 1.17); v, 56 (p. x11, 1. 11)3 viii, 57 (p. 199, 1. 23); ix, 18a (p. 135, 1. 2); xi, 30(p. rro, 1.19); xi, 93 (p. 136,1.19)5 xi, 94 (p. 136, 1. 24); xi, 96” (p. 137, 1. 7); xii, 95 (p. 117, 1. 20); xii, 105, 106% (p. 80, 1.18). Most of these quotations show some variae lectiones, which, however, are not very important, and possibly, nay probably, are due to inaccuracy on Kumirila’s part. One verse, quoted p. 241, 1, 22, is not traceable in our Manu. Kuméarila names Manu throughout as the first and most venerable authority on the sacred law. His predecessor, the author of the metrical Tika, on the Mim4s4-s@tra, which he quotes at great length, holds the same opinion, and clearly and frequently alludes to our Manu-smriti.
P. 11, ch. 1, ver. 19, add at the end of the note: ‘The idea that seven Purushas make up man, occurs Satapatha-brahmasa vl, 1, 1, 3, and 6,
P. 32, ch. 11, v. 15, add at the end of the note: ‘The passages referred to in the text are quoted in the Sabarabhashya on Mim4vnsi-sfitra, Il, 4, 8.
P. 33, ch. 1, v. 21, for ‘to the east of Prayfiga and to the west of Vinasana’ read ‘to the west of PrayZga and to the east of Vinasana.’
P. 39, ch. 11, v. 52, for ‘truthfulness, if he faces the east’ read ‘truthfulness, if he faces the north.
P. 58, ch. 11, v. 151, for ‘old enough to be) fathers’ read ‘old enough to be his) fathers,’
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P,
P.
94, ch. II, v. 103 note, read at the end: ‘Agatam apy atithim na vidyat.’
. 101, ch. Ill, v. 141 note, for * paisakt’ read ‘ Pais&si.’ . 105, Ch. Ill, v. 159, for ‘substances used for flavouring’ read ‘ condiments.’
. 112, ch, I, v. 202 note, for ‘akshay4yakalpate ’ read ‘ akshayayopak.’ . 121, ch. III, v. 251, for ‘Rest either (here or at home)’ read ‘ Take rest.’
. 126, ch. Ill, v. 274 note. The passage quoted by Vig#anesvara on
Yig#. 1, 217, is to the following effect: ‘When the moon stands in the (asterism) sacred to the manes (Magh44) and the sun in the (asterism) Hasta, that lunar day is sacred to Yama; it is called the elephant’s shadow.’ Another explanation of the same term from the MalamAsatattva, quoted in the Petersburg Dictionary, asserts that it means an eclipse of the sun.
. 137, ch, IV, v. 55, after ‘let him not take off his garland’ add ‘ (with his own hands).’
. 141, Ch. IV, v. 80 note, add ‘Regarding the consequences of giving spiritual advice to a Sfidra, see also Mah. xu1I, 10, 55.’
. 144, ch. IV, note to vv. 95-97, for ‘ The Pushya-day is the sixth lunar
. 137, ch, IV, v. 55, after ‘let him not take off his garland’ add ‘ (with his own hands).’
. 141, Ch. IV, v. 80 note, add ‘Regarding the consequences of giving spiritual advice to a Sfidra, see also Mah. xu1I, 10, 55.’
. 144, ch. IV, note to vv. 95-97, for ‘ The Pushya-day is the sixth lunar day of each month’ read ‘The Pushya-day of the month of Pausha is the day of the full moon; see Bapudeva Sastrt, note on Sfiryasiddhanta, p. 94, s. 16,’
147, ch, IV, v. 113 note, add ‘Some parallel passages make the latter meaning more probable.’
. 172, ch. V, v. 16 note, add ‘For Sasalkas on all (occasions,’ Medh.,
Gov.) Ku. proposes ‘ Sasalkas of all (kinds).’
. 182, ch. V, v. 82 note, for ‘such a one who is mentioned’ read ‘such a one as is mentioned.’
. 189, ch. V, v. 115, for ‘for solid things’ read ‘for things piled up.’
The commentators give as examples ‘couches, beds, and the like,’ and apparently refer to the cushions and mattresses used for such purposes.
. 199, ch. VI, v. 6. The translation ‘a dress made of bark or grass’
ought to be placed in the text, instead of ‘ a tattered garment.’
. 206, ch, VI, v. 43 note, for the first ‘asamkasukab’ read ‘asamkusukad,’
. 222, ch. VII, v. 43. In accordance with the explanation of Medh.,
‘the science of dialectics, (which gives) self-knowledge ’ ought to be inserted in the text, instead of ‘the science of dialectics and the knowledge of the (supreme) Soul ;’ see Introduction, p. xxxvii. 234, ch. VII, v. 118 note, insert ‘or Mahattara’ after ‘Grimakfita,’ and ‘are’ before ‘the so-called haks.’
241, ch. VII, v. 157, for ‘consists) ’ read ‘ (consists).’
Pages 253, 255, superscription, for ‘ceremonial’ read ‘ criminal.’ P. 253, ch. VIII, v. 4 note, insert at beginning ‘ Rinasyidanam.’
P.
257, ch, VIL, v. 25 note, for ‘akara’ read ‘ Ak4ra’ (twice).
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P. 263, ch, VIM, v. 53 note, for ‘apadesam’ read ‘adesam.’
P. 265, ch. vill, v. 65 note, for ‘includes according to Nar., Gov., Nand., Medh. also ascetics,’ read ‘includes according to Nar., Gov., Medh. also ascetics, or, refers to the latter alone, Nand.’
P, 288, ch, VIII, v. 192 note, for ‘Nar, takes’ read ‘ Nar, and Nand. take.’
P, 292, ch. VIII, v. 210 note, Add after the quotation from Asv. Srauta-sfitra, ‘Ap, Srauta-sfitra xim, 5, 12.
P. 295, ch. VIII, v. 227 note, de/e ‘Nand. omits this verse and the next.’
P. 295, ch. VII, v. 228 note, add ‘Nand. omits this verse.’
P. 296, ch. vill, v. 237 note, add after ‘The samy is,’ ‘either the wedge at the yoke, or.’
P. 308, ch. VII, v. 309 note, for ‘who takes the goods of Brahmazas or injures them’ read ‘who takes the goods of Brahmazas, injures, or abandons them,’
P. 331, ch. Ix, v. 20 note, add ‘ The Pratika of this verse is quoted by Vi. LXXUl, 12; see also Ap. Srauta-sfitra 1, 9, 9, where a somewhat different version occurs,’
P. 339, ch. 1X, vv. 64-68 note, for ‘ Aupagandhani’ read « Aupagahghani,’ which latter i is the correct form of the name.
331, ch. Ix, v. 20 note, add ‘ The Pratika of this verse is quoted by Vi. LXXUl, 12; see also Ap. Srauta-sfitra 1, 9, 9, where a somewhat different version occurs,’
P. 339, ch. 1X, vv. 64-68 note, for ‘ Aupagandhani’ read « Aupagahghani,’ which latter i is the correct form of the name.
P. 352, ch. 1X, v. 128 note, add ‘ The story agrees exactly with Mah. XII, 343, 573 see also Vishnu-puraaa, vol. ii, p. 10 (ed. Hall).’
P. 362, ch. 1X, v. 170, for ‘Gfidhotpanna’ read ‘ GAddotpanna.’
P. 398, ch. Ix, v. 315 note, add at end, ‘see also Mah. x11, 33, 17.’
P. 399, ch. IX, v. 323. Mah. x11, 65, 1 seq. recommend ahave dehatyagam, ‘ death in battle,’ for a king.
P. 405, ch. X, v. 19 note, for ‘the name of caste’ read ‘the name of the caste.’
P. 406, ch. X, v.22. The form Likgdivi for Likésavi actually occurs.
P. 407, ibid., for ‘ waters’ read ‘ water.’
P. 416, ch. X, v. 64 note, for ‘Sacred Books of the East, 1,’ read ‘S. B. E. xiv.’
P. 425, ch. X, v. 111, for ‘offering sacrifices for teaching’ read ‘ offering sacrifices for, or, teaching.’
P. 443, ch. XI, v. 64 note, add ‘Ya. 111, 240 favours N§r.’s explanation of mahayantrapravartana.’
P. 457, ch. XI, v. 134, for ‘a spade of black iron ’ read ‘a mattock of black iron,’
P. 479, ch. XI, v. 242, for ‘penance’ read ‘austerity’ (twice).
P. 480, ch. X1, v. 250, for ‘(that seen) by Vasishtsa’ read‘ the three verses (seen) by Vasishtha.’? Make the same correction in the note, and add, ‘the correct reading in the text is prati tryrizam.’
~ P. 481, ch. XI, v. 253, add at the end, or, ‘ Thus, verily thus.’
P. 512, ch. XII, v. 120 note, add ‘Compare for this verse and the next, Rig-veda x, 90, 13-14.’
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