Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 2-3.85
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2-3.85
Then indeed they obtained virāj, proper food; they became established in virāj, proper food. He obtains virāj, proper food, and becomes established in virāj, proper food, who knows thus. He is indeed a virāj [ruler] who does not covet the world of another. Him he conquers with this. It has ten nine-verse stotras; they are three virājs; the two fifteen-verse [stotras] are a virāj. They amount to four virājs. Virāj is food, for obtaining virāj, proper food. It has the Rathantara as its pṛṣṭha. This [earth] is indeed the Rathantara. And this [earth] is indeed virāj. And he who grasps the most of this [earth], shines forth. Virāj is food, for obtaining virāj, proper food. In its midday pavamāna is the specified sāman: 'The drop shines forth across the ocean wide.' It is the sāman of the earth. They thus make the stoma prosperous by its proper form.
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And they desired: 'Having obtained virāj, proper food, may we go to the world of self-rule.'
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They saw this Svarāj sacrifice.
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They brought it.
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They sacrificed with it.
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Then indeed, having obtained virāj, proper food, they went to the world of self-rule.
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Having obtained virāj, proper food, he goes to the world of self-rule who knows thus.
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He is indeed a self-ruler who does not covet the world of another.
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Him he conquers with this.
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It has ten nine-verse stotras.
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They are three virājs.
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- Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa — Sanskrit