Agnipurana 181
English (machine translation) 181
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181.1
Agni said: / I shall declare the votive observances of the sixth lunar day; one should undertake them beginning from Kārttika. / Eating fruit on the sixth lunar day, [worshiping] with water offerings and the like, one obtains worldly enjoyment and liberation.
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[Apparatus]
181.1.p2
1 ārogyamukhamokṣadam iti in Ṅa
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2 The text from airāvata up to kārttikādau samācaret is missing in manuscript Jha
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3 ṣaṣṭyāṃ malāśano 'rghyādyair iti in Ṭa / [Page 207]
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The votive observance of Skandaṣaṣṭhī is declared in Bhādra[pada].
181.2
On the sixth lunar day, then, [the fruit is] imperishable. / I shall declare the votive observance of the dark sixth lunar day; one should observe that in Mārgaśīrṣa.
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Without food for one year, one attains worldly enjoyment and liberation.
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Thus ends the one hundred and eighty-first chapter, entitled “Votive Observances of the Sixth Lunar Day,” in the great Agni Purāṇa.
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Now, the one hundred and eighty-second chapter.
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Votive observances of the seventh lunar day.
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- Agnipurāṇa (Nag Publishers edition, Delhi) — Sanskrit
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