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1Ba. u, 6, 30. Weights. See Measures. Widow, Ga. Xvill, 4-143 XXXVIII, 22. Va. XVII, 55-56. Ba. 11, 4, 7-10. See Niyoga, Son begotten on. Wife, duties and position of, Ap. 11, I, 15 14, 16-18; 27, 2-73 29, 3-4. Ga. XVII, 1-3. — duty of guarding, Ap. 11, 13, 7. Ba. I, 3, 34-355 4) 2. — of emigrant, Ga. XVIII, 15-17. Va. XVII, 75-80. — inherits, Ap. 11, 14,9. Ga, XXVIII, 2I. Wife, qualifications required, Ap. 11, 13, 1-9; 1V,1-5. Va. VIM, 1-2. — repudiation and supersession, Ap. I, 28, 193 HU, 11, 12-14. Va. XIII, 49; XXI, 9-10. Ba. I, 4, 6; IV, 1, 20. Wives, all mothers through one son, Va. XVH, 11. — of several castes,Ga.IV,16. Va. I, 24-25. Ba.1,16, 2-5. See Adultery,Connubialintercourse, Husband, Marriage, Sfidra caste. Witnesses, Ap. II, 11, 33 29, 7-10. Ga, XI, 1-25. Va, XVI, 10, 13- . 14, 27-36. Ba. 1,19, 7-16. ‘Woman, dyties and position, Ap. 1, 14, 21, 23, 305 II, 11,75 15, 10, 18; 26, 113 29, 11, 15. Ga, XVIII, 1-3. Va. Ill, 343 V, I-23 XXVIII, 1-9. Ba. 1, 8, 22-233 Il, 35 44-475 4) 4—5- — menstruating, Ap. L, 9,13. Ga. XIV, 303 XXIII, 343 XXIV, 4-5. Va. IV, 373 V, 5-93 XXVIII, 1-6, Ba. 1, 11, 34-355 19,5} Il, I, 12. — murder of, Ap. 1, 25, 5, 9. Ga. XXII, 12, 17, 26-27. Ba.1, 11, 34-355 19) 3,55 U, 1,11. — property of, Va. xvI, 16. Ga. XXVIII, 24. — remarried, Va. XVU, 19-20. See | Son of remarried woman, Ygziavalkya, vol. ii, p. xxviii. Ba. Il, 9, 14. Yagur-veda, Ga. XVI, 21. Va. XIII, 30. Ba. I, 10, 143 IV, 3) 35 5) T- — Black, vol. ii, pp. xi, xvi, xxxi. — White, vol. ii, p. xxxii. Yama, Va. XI, 20; XIV, 305 XIX, 483 XX, 2. Yamuni river, Va.1,12. Ba. 1, 2, 10. Yavana caste, vol. ii, p. lvi. Ga. Iv, 21. YAyavaras, Ba. 11, 12, 1; 17, 3; Ill, I, I, 4, 163 IV, 5, 27. Yoga, Ap. I, 23, 6. Va. xxv, 5-8. Ba, Iv, 1, 23-25. ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO VOLS. II AND XIV. Vo. Il. Page xxxii, note 1. Maitr4yaztyas still exist in Gugarat, see Report on Sanskrit MSS, for 1879-80; Schréder, Maitrayazi Samhita, pp. xxii—xxiii. P. xxxii, 1. 1. Rao Saheb V. N. Mandlik, Vyavahara Mayfikha and Yag#avalkya, p. 300, has challenged the accuracy of my statement regarding the prevalence of the Apastamba Sakha in Bombay. He, however, admits that some Desasthas and Dravidas actually follow the Sakha. His dissent really refers to the Kohkamasthas, the division to which he himself belongs. Among the latter those who originally were Apastambiyas have partly gone over to the Hairanyakesas. But in the old list of the Konkanastha families (see Elph. Coll. collection of 1867-68, Cl. xii, no. 5) which I procured from Mr. Limaye of Ashte, the families which really are Apastambtyas are carefully enumerated. Both in Puza and Bombay I have met with a number of Brahmans, who called themselves sometimes Desasthas and sometimes Kohkazasthas, and were able and willing to recite portions of the Apastamba Sfitras for a small consideration. P. xxxvii, note 1. The date of the Kasika vritti has been shown by Professor Max Miiller to be about 650 A. D.
2P. xxxvii, note 1. The date of the Kasika vritti has been shown by Professor Max Miiller to be about 650 A. D. P. xlix, 1. 10, for Baudhayana I, 1, 21, read Baudhayana J, 1, 2-6. P, xlix, 1. 28, for Baudhayana I, 1, 17-24, read Baudhayana I, 1, 2, 1-8. P. li, note 1, 1. 5 seqq., for Baudhayana 111, 5, read Baudhayana 11, 10. P. 78, 1. 32 (Ap. 1, 9, 23, 28, note), for Baudhayana, Pr. 1, Adhy. 10, read Baudhfyana I, 10, 19, 1. P. go, 1. 33 (Ap. I, 10, 29, 9, note), for Baudhayana Pr. 1, Adhy. 12, read Baudhayana Wy, 1, 2, 18. P. 176, l. 20 (Ga. I, 28, note), read Vasishtha 111, 43. P. 206, 1. 33 (Ga. v1, 5, note), for Manu Il, 123, read Manu Il, 123. P. aro, 1. 18 (Ga. Vil, 17), for others read for another. P. 222, 1. 13 (Ga. 1x, 61), read Nor shall he bathe, &c. P. 254, 1. 9 (Ga. xv, 17), read Whosoever lives, &c. P. 291, 1. 2-3, for Defiled by, &c., read Oh lust, I have been incontinent, incontinent, &c.; oh lust, I have committed evil, I have committed evil, oh lust, &c. VoL. XIV. P. 24, 1. 25 (Va. 111, 56, note), for Baudhayana I, 5, 52, read Baudhayana I, 5, 9, 11. P. 50, 1. 9 (Va. XI, 7). Govindasvamin on Baudhayana 11, 7, 13, 3 gives Aa2 356 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO VOLS. II AND XIV. for pradatas the reading prag&tas, ‘(newly)-confined women,’ which seems to be the correct one. Owing to the peculiar Indian pronunciation of ga as ad mouillé, da sometimes occurs by mistake for gain Sanskrit MSS. In Prakrit words da is also sometimes the representative of ga. P. 99, 1. 3 (Va. XIX, 23), for pradatas read pragatas, ‘(newly)-confined women,’ P. 102, I, 12 (Va, XIX, 48), read for a sacrificial session. P. 111, 1. 27 (Va. XXI, 6, note). The Siras text occurs Taitt. Ar. x, 35. P. 122, 1. 19 (Va. XXII, 39), dele which does not cause loss of caste. P, 127, 1. 31 (Va. xxvi, 8), for Manu LI, 251, read Manu XI, 251. P. 206, 1. 19 (Ba. I, 11, 20, 12), for the sixth read the fifth. P. 207, 1.1 (Ba. 1, 11, 20, 13), for the fifth read the sixth. P. 223, 1. 33 (Ba. 1, 1, 2, 41, note), add at end: But the word refers to the numeration of the Krigsra penances, given Gautama xxVI, 20, and its occurrence shows that Baudhayana simply copied Gautama. P. 267-268 (Ba. 11, 8, 14, 7, note), dele note and substitute: ‘The Agnimukha is a term denoting the last of the offerings which precede the Pradhanahoma. See Baudhayana Grihya-sfitra 1, 4, end, and 5.’ TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS ADOPTED FOR THE TRANSLATIONS OF THE SACRED Books oF THE East. CONSONANTS. MISSIONARY ALPHABET, _ I Class. | II Class. | III Class. Zend. © Pehlevi. Persian, Arabic, | Hebrew. Chinese. Gutturales. 1 Tenuis........... 2 ” aspirata oe ee we 3 Media. .......... 4 ” aspirata....... 5 Gutturo-labialis ..... . 6 Nasalis..........4. 7 Spiritus asper..... cee 8 9 10 11 12 2? BPD ” ” ” lenis........ asper faucalis ... . lenis faucalis .... asper fricatus . . . lenis fricatus .. . Gutturales modificatae (palatales, &c.)
3.......... 4 ” aspirata....... 5 Gutturo-labialis ..... . 6 Nasalis..........4. 7 Spiritus asper..... cee 8 9 10 11 12 2? BPD ” ” ” lenis........ asper faucalis ... . lenis faucalis .... asper fricatus . . . lenis fricatus .. . Gutturales modificatae (palatales, &c.) 13 Tenuis ... 14 o» aspirata 15 Media ......... ae 16 =CO«, 17, . aspirata........ Nasalis......+- e@WwrR Pe fo pirree AN wa mR2ZEAL TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 357 CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. — I Class, II Class. III Class. Zend. Pehlevi. | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. Chinese. 18 Semivocalis ....... 19 Spiritus asper ...... 20 99 lenis «2... 21, asper assibilatus 22s, lenis assibilatus Dentales. 23 Tenuis.......... 24 4, aspirata...... 25 4, assibilata..... 26 Media .........-. 27 ~«4y so aspirata. ...... 28 ~=«4,~=s assibilata...... 29 Nasalis.......... 80 Semivocalis ....... 31 ” mollis]... 32 ” mollis 2... 33 Spiritus asperr1] ..... 34 =~, «asperr2..... 35 » lenis ...... 36 » asperrimus 1. . 37 o> asperrimus 2. . z 4 “<—™S"“‘ Paneer) ean SS 358 TRANSLITERATION .OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS Dentales modificatae (linguales, &c.) 88 Tenuis......... 39 ,, aspirata .... 40 Media .......-.-. 41 ,, aspirata..... 42 Nasalis....-...- 43 Semivocalis ...... 44 ” 45 re 46 Spiritus asper ..... 47 ” Labiales. . 48 Tenuis .......-. 49 51s 55 ” -56 Spiritus asper ... - - 57 ” 58 Anusvara..... e+e. 59 Visarga. 2.2 eee fricata. .. diacritica . lenis. . ese aspirata .... 50 Media ....2-4--aspirata .... 52 Tenuissima.....+--. 53 Nasalis....2 e+e 54 Semivocalis .....-aspirata. . lenis. ....- oe] th oe+| dh eee eee sh |.ee zh |... a TH)... aq a . eevee AMrn FOR THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST. 359 MISSIONARY ALPHABET. VOWELS, a) 1 Class, | II Class. | III Class, Sanskrit.| Zend. | Pehlevi. | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Diphthongus gutturo-palatalis 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Neutralis. ... ~~ Laryngo-palatalis » labialis . Gutturalis brevis . ” longa . Palatalis brevis. . ” longa . . Dentalis brevis . . » longa.. Lingualis brevis . ” longa . Labialis brevis . . » longa .. . . Gutturo-palatalis brevis ”» longa ... ” ? Gutturo-labialis brevis. . . « ” longa.... Diphthongus gutturo-labialis ” 2? ” 3 24 Gutturalis fracta ... 25 Palatalis fracta.... 26 Labialis fracta .... 27 Gutturo-labialis fracta ome earese eB gpras é (ai) ai ei (81) oi (Su) 6 (au) du eu (&u) ou(5u) 38 ce BR ewae er Rh B® we « . E(e) F (e) +0, Ww . . . 360 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. Digitized by Google Digitized by Google @ Ss . & . > 1 Wf UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY BERKELEY Return to desk from which borrowed. This book is DUE on the last date stamped below. @ % > #4, Asan Rr | 26May’S0SB REC'D LP igjand 8 MF PET te a JAN 18 96) Quo ToMarasve Ma fae REC'D LD mm MAY 14495: REC'D qorer'soBR | MAR 16°65 -9, REC'D LD JUL 11 1959
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
Romanised transliteration as printed by the translator, not the original script. This is what we hold.
1Ba. u, 6, 30. Weights. See Measures. Widow, Ga. Xvill, 4-143 XXXVIII, 22. Va. XVII, 55-56. Ba. 11, 4, 7-10. See Niyoga, Son begotten on. Wife, duties and position of, Ap. 11, I, 15 14, 16-18; 27, 2-73 29, 3-4. Ga. XVII, 1-3. — duty of guarding, Ap. 11, 13, 7. Ba. I, 3, 34-355 4) 2. — of emigrant, Ga. XVIII, 15-17. Va. XVII, 75-80. — inherits, Ap. 11, 14,9. Ga, XXVIII, 2I. Wife, qualifications required, Ap. 11, 13, 1-9; 1V,1-5. Va. VIM, 1-2. — repudiation and supersession, Ap. I, 28, 193 HU, 11, 12-14. Va. XIII, 49; XXI, 9-10. Ba. I, 4, 6; IV, 1, 20. Wives, all mothers through one son, Va. XVH, 11. — of several castes,Ga.IV,16. Va. I, 24-25. Ba.1,16, 2-5. See Adultery,Connubialintercourse, Husband, Marriage, Sfidra caste. Witnesses, Ap. II, 11, 33 29, 7-10. Ga, XI, 1-25. Va, XVI, 10, 13- . 14, 27-36. Ba. 1,19, 7-16. ‘Woman, dyties and position, Ap. 1, 14, 21, 23, 305 II, 11,75 15, 10, 18; 26, 113 29, 11, 15. Ga, XVIII, 1-3. Va. Ill, 343 V, I-23 XXVIII, 1-9. Ba. 1, 8, 22-233 Il, 35 44-475 4) 4—5- — menstruating, Ap. L, 9,13. Ga. XIV, 303 XXIII, 343 XXIV, 4-5. Va. IV, 373 V, 5-93 XXVIII, 1-6, Ba. 1, 11, 34-355 19,5} Il, I, 12. — murder of, Ap. 1, 25, 5, 9. Ga. XXII, 12, 17, 26-27. Ba.1, 11, 34-355 19) 3,55 U, 1,11. — property of, Va. xvI, 16. Ga. XXVIII, 24. — remarried, Va. XVU, 19-20. See | Son of remarried woman, Ygziavalkya, vol. ii, p. xxviii. Ba. Il, 9, 14. Yagur-veda, Ga. XVI, 21. Va. XIII, 30. Ba. I, 10, 143 IV, 3) 35 5) T- — Black, vol. ii, pp. xi, xvi, xxxi. — White, vol. ii, p. xxxii. Yama, Va. XI, 20; XIV, 305 XIX, 483 XX, 2. Yamuni river, Va.1,12. Ba. 1, 2, 10. Yavana caste, vol. ii, p. lvi. Ga. Iv, 21. YAyavaras, Ba. 11, 12, 1; 17, 3; Ill, I, I, 4, 163 IV, 5, 27. Yoga, Ap. I, 23, 6. Va. xxv, 5-8. Ba, Iv, 1, 23-25. ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO VOLS. II AND XIV. Vo. Il. Page xxxii, note 1. Maitr4yaztyas still exist in Gugarat, see Report on Sanskrit MSS, for 1879-80; Schréder, Maitrayazi Samhita, pp. xxii—xxiii. P. xxxii, 1. 1. Rao Saheb V. N. Mandlik, Vyavahara Mayfikha and Yag#avalkya, p. 300, has challenged the accuracy of my statement regarding the prevalence of the Apastamba Sakha in Bombay. He, however, admits that some Desasthas and Dravidas actually follow the Sakha. His dissent really refers to the Kohkamasthas, the division to which he himself belongs. Among the latter those who originally were Apastambiyas have partly gone over to the Hairanyakesas. But in the old list of the Konkanastha families (see Elph. Coll. collection of 1867-68, Cl. xii, no. 5) which I procured from Mr. Limaye of Ashte, the families which really are Apastambtyas are carefully enumerated. Both in Puza and Bombay I have met with a number of Brahmans, who called themselves sometimes Desasthas and sometimes Kohkazasthas, and were able and willing to recite portions of the Apastamba Sfitras for a small consideration. P. xxxvii, note 1. The date of the Kasika vritti has been shown by Professor Max Miiller to be about 650 A. D.
2P. xxxvii, note 1. The date of the Kasika vritti has been shown by Professor Max Miiller to be about 650 A. D. P. xlix, 1. 10, for Baudhayana I, 1, 21, read Baudhayana J, 1, 2-6. P, xlix, 1. 28, for Baudhayana I, 1, 17-24, read Baudhayana I, 1, 2, 1-8. P. li, note 1, 1. 5 seqq., for Baudhayana 111, 5, read Baudhayana 11, 10. P. 78, 1. 32 (Ap. 1, 9, 23, 28, note), for Baudhayana, Pr. 1, Adhy. 10, read Baudhfyana I, 10, 19, 1. P. go, 1. 33 (Ap. I, 10, 29, 9, note), for Baudhayana Pr. 1, Adhy. 12, read Baudhayana Wy, 1, 2, 18. P. 176, l. 20 (Ga. I, 28, note), read Vasishtha 111, 43. P. 206, 1. 33 (Ga. v1, 5, note), for Manu Il, 123, read Manu Il, 123. P. aro, 1. 18 (Ga. Vil, 17), for others read for another. P. 222, 1. 13 (Ga. 1x, 61), read Nor shall he bathe, &c. P. 254, 1. 9 (Ga. xv, 17), read Whosoever lives, &c. P. 291, 1. 2-3, for Defiled by, &c., read Oh lust, I have been incontinent, incontinent, &c.; oh lust, I have committed evil, I have committed evil, oh lust, &c. VoL. XIV. P. 24, 1. 25 (Va. 111, 56, note), for Baudhayana I, 5, 52, read Baudhayana I, 5, 9, 11. P. 50, 1. 9 (Va. XI, 7). Govindasvamin on Baudhayana 11, 7, 13, 3 gives Aa2 356 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO VOLS. II AND XIV. for pradatas the reading prag&tas, ‘(newly)-confined women,’ which seems to be the correct one. Owing to the peculiar Indian pronunciation of ga as ad mouillé, da sometimes occurs by mistake for gain Sanskrit MSS. In Prakrit words da is also sometimes the representative of ga. P. 99, 1. 3 (Va. XIX, 23), for pradatas read pragatas, ‘(newly)-confined women,’ P. 102, I, 12 (Va, XIX, 48), read for a sacrificial session. P. 111, 1. 27 (Va. XXI, 6, note). The Siras text occurs Taitt. Ar. x, 35. P. 122, 1. 19 (Va. XXII, 39), dele which does not cause loss of caste. P, 127, 1. 31 (Va. xxvi, 8), for Manu LI, 251, read Manu XI, 251. P. 206, 1. 19 (Ba. I, 11, 20, 12), for the sixth read the fifth. P. 207, 1.1 (Ba. 1, 11, 20, 13), for the fifth read the sixth. P. 223, 1. 33 (Ba. 1, 1, 2, 41, note), add at end: But the word refers to the numeration of the Krigsra penances, given Gautama xxVI, 20, and its occurrence shows that Baudhayana simply copied Gautama. P. 267-268 (Ba. 11, 8, 14, 7, note), dele note and substitute: ‘The Agnimukha is a term denoting the last of the offerings which precede the Pradhanahoma. See Baudhayana Grihya-sfitra 1, 4, end, and 5.’ TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS ADOPTED FOR THE TRANSLATIONS OF THE SACRED Books oF THE East. CONSONANTS. MISSIONARY ALPHABET, _ I Class. | II Class. | III Class. Zend. © Pehlevi. Persian, Arabic, | Hebrew. Chinese. Gutturales. 1 Tenuis........... 2 ” aspirata oe ee we 3 Media. .......... 4 ” aspirata....... 5 Gutturo-labialis ..... . 6 Nasalis..........4. 7 Spiritus asper..... cee 8 9 10 11 12 2? BPD ” ” ” lenis........ asper faucalis ... . lenis faucalis .... asper fricatus . . . lenis fricatus .. . Gutturales modificatae (palatales, &c.)
3.......... 4 ” aspirata....... 5 Gutturo-labialis ..... . 6 Nasalis..........4. 7 Spiritus asper..... cee 8 9 10 11 12 2? BPD ” ” ” lenis........ asper faucalis ... . lenis faucalis .... asper fricatus . . . lenis fricatus .. . Gutturales modificatae (palatales, &c.) 13 Tenuis ... 14 o» aspirata 15 Media ......... ae 16 =CO«, 17, . aspirata........ Nasalis......+- e@WwrR Pe fo pirree AN wa mR2ZEAL TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 357 CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. — I Class, II Class. III Class. Zend. Pehlevi. | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. Chinese. 18 Semivocalis ....... 19 Spiritus asper ...... 20 99 lenis «2... 21, asper assibilatus 22s, lenis assibilatus Dentales. 23 Tenuis.......... 24 4, aspirata...... 25 4, assibilata..... 26 Media .........-. 27 ~«4y so aspirata. ...... 28 ~=«4,~=s assibilata...... 29 Nasalis.......... 80 Semivocalis ....... 31 ” mollis]... 32 ” mollis 2... 33 Spiritus asperr1] ..... 34 =~, «asperr2..... 35 » lenis ...... 36 » asperrimus 1. . 37 o> asperrimus 2. . z 4 “<—™S"“‘ Paneer) ean SS 358 TRANSLITERATION .OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS Dentales modificatae (linguales, &c.) 88 Tenuis......... 39 ,, aspirata .... 40 Media .......-.-. 41 ,, aspirata..... 42 Nasalis....-...- 43 Semivocalis ...... 44 ” 45 re 46 Spiritus asper ..... 47 ” Labiales. . 48 Tenuis .......-. 49 51s 55 ” -56 Spiritus asper ... - - 57 ” 58 Anusvara..... e+e. 59 Visarga. 2.2 eee fricata. .. diacritica . lenis. . ese aspirata .... 50 Media ....2-4--aspirata .... 52 Tenuissima.....+--. 53 Nasalis....2 e+e 54 Semivocalis .....-aspirata. . lenis. ....- oe] th oe+| dh eee eee sh |.ee zh |... a TH)... aq a . eevee AMrn FOR THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST. 359 MISSIONARY ALPHABET. VOWELS, a) 1 Class, | II Class. | III Class, Sanskrit.| Zend. | Pehlevi. | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Diphthongus gutturo-palatalis 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Neutralis. ... ~~ Laryngo-palatalis » labialis . Gutturalis brevis . ” longa . Palatalis brevis. . ” longa . . Dentalis brevis . . » longa.. Lingualis brevis . ” longa . Labialis brevis . . » longa .. . . Gutturo-palatalis brevis ”» longa ... ” ? Gutturo-labialis brevis. . . « ” longa.... Diphthongus gutturo-labialis ” 2? ” 3 24 Gutturalis fracta ... 25 Palatalis fracta.... 26 Labialis fracta .... 27 Gutturo-labialis fracta ome earese eB gpras é (ai) ai ei (81) oi (Su) 6 (au) du eu (&u) ou(5u) 38 ce BR ewae er Rh B® we « . E(e) F (e) +0, Ww . . . 360 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. Digitized by Google Digitized by Google @ Ss . & . > 1 Wf UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY BERKELEY Return to desk from which borrowed. This book is DUE on the last date stamped below. @ % > #4, Asan Rr | 26May’S0SB REC'D LP igjand 8 MF PET te a JAN 18 96) Quo ToMarasve Ma fae REC'D LD mm MAY 14495: REC'D qorer'soBR | MAR 16°65 -9, REC'D LD JUL 11 1959
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