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Vaishnava Dharmashastra 79.17

Vaiṣṇava Dharmaśāstra 79.17

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Sanskrit

79.17

pippalīmukundakabhūstṛṇaśigrusarṣapasurasāsarjakasuvarcalakūśmāṇḍālābuvārtākapālakyopodakītaṇḍulīyakakusumbhapiṇḍālukamahiṣīkṣīrāṇi varjayet ||

He must avoid to use pepper, (the onion called) Mukundaka, (the pot-herb called) Bhûstrina, (the leaves, blossoms, or roots of) the Sigru tree, mustard-seeds, (the plant) Nirgundî, (the fruit or leaves of) the Sâl tree, the plant Suvarkalâ, the (pumpkin-gourd called) Kûshmânda, the bottle-gourd, the egg-plant, (the plants or pot-herbs called) Pâlakyâ, Upotakî, and Tandulîyaka, the herbs of the safflower, the Pindâluka (root), and the milk of female buffalos.

Julius Jolly 1880, The Institutes of Vishnu

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