Agnipurana 182
English (machine translation) 182
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- 182.4 — 6 parts
182.1
Agni said: / I shall explain the votive observance of the seventh lunar day, which grants worldly enjoyment and liberation to all. / Having thoroughly worshipped the sun on the bright seventh lunar day in the month of Māgha, one becomes free of sorrow.
182.2
Attainment of all things comes from worshipping the sun on the seventh lunar day in the month of Bhādrapada. / Fasting in the bright fortnight of the month of Pauṣa and worshipping the sun destroys sin.
182.3
The seventh lunar day in the dark fortnight of Māgha brings the attainment of everything. / In Phālguna, in the bright fortnight, Nandā is the seventh lunar day by worshipping the sun.
182.4
Having worshipped on the bright seventh lunar day in Mārgaśīrṣa, it is Aparājitā. / And observed for a year starting on the bright seventh of Mārgaśīrṣa, it is the Putrīyā seventh for a woman.
182.4.p1
Thus in the great Purāṇa of Agni, the one hundred and eighty-second chapter, entitled 'Votive Observances of the Seventh Lunar Day'.
182.4.p2
[Apparatus]
182.4.p3
1 'mārgaśīrṣe caredvratam' in manuscripts gha, ja, jha, and ṭa.
182.4.p4
2 'sarvathā bhuktimuktidam' in manuscripts gha, ja, and jha.
182.4.p6
Now, the one hundred and eighty-third chapter.
182.4.p7
Votive observances of the eighth lunar day.
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- Agnipurāṇa (Nag Publishers edition, Delhi) — Sanskrit
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- Agnipurāṇa — Vyāsa, Sanskrit