Mimamsasutra 42.2.1-2
Jaiminīyanyāyamālā 42.2.1-2
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42.2.1-2
’sāmānyavācī sāmaśabdaḥ, viśeṣavācino bṛhadrathaṃtarādiśabdāśca gānamātre vartante, na tu gānaviśiṣṭāyāmṛci’ ityayaṃ nirṇayaḥ saptamasya dvitīyapāde siḍhḍhaḥ| so'tra vakṣyamāṇavicāropayogitayā smāryate ||
This conclusion, namely, “The word ‘sāman’, expressing the general class, and the words ‘Bṛhat’, ‘Rathantara’, etc., expressing the specific varieties, apply to melody alone, and not to an ṛc qualified by melody,” was established in the second quarter of the seventh chapter. That is recalled here because of its utility for the inquiry about to be stated.
42.2.1-2.p1
(ūhagranthasya pauruṣeyatvapradarśakaṃ) dvitīyavarṇakamāracayati-
He formulates the second alternative presentation, showing the human origin of the Ūhagrantha:
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