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Agniveshyagrihyasutra 3.2.5

Āgniveśyagṛhyasūtra 3.2.5

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Sanskrit

3.2.5.1

śvo jyeṣṭhāyāmagnimupasamādhāya saṃparistīrya tathaiva pariṣicyāghārāvāghāryājyabhāgau juhoti \

On the next day, under [the asterism] Jyeṣṭhā, having set up the fire, having strewn [darbha grass] around, having circum-poured water in the same way, and having poured the two clarified butter libations, he offers the two clarified butter portions.

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3.2.5.2

prāyaścittīyāṃ hutvopākaraṇīyāṃ juhoti imāṃ pitṛbhyo gāmupākarotyūrjasvatīṃ svadhāvatīṃ tanme juṣantāṃ pitaraḥ paretāḥ \

Having offered the expiatory [libation], he offers the dedicatory [libation]: “He dedicates this cow to the ancestors, rich in nourishment, rich in svadhā; may the departed ancestors enjoy it from me.

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3.2.5.3

sā me pitṝn saṃparāye dhinotu kāmaiḥ svāhā iti \

May she satisfy my ancestors in the beyond with desired objects, svāhā!”

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3.2.5.4

athaibhyo gāmṛpākaroti pitṛbhyastvā juṣṭāmupākaromi iti \

Then he dedicates the cow for them: “I dedicate you, agreeable to the ancestors!”

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3.2.5.5

athaināṃ prokṣati pitṛbhyastvā juṣṭāṃ prokṣāmi iti \

Then he sprinkles it: “I sprinkle you, agreeable to the ancestors!”

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3.2.5.6

tāmatraiva pratīcīnaśirasaṃ dakṣiṇāpadīṃ saṃjñapayanti \

Right there they quiet [the cow], with its head turned to the west and its feet to the south.

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3.2.5.7

tasyai saṃjñaptāyā adbhiḥ prāṇān āpyāyayati tūṣṇīm \

When it has been quieted, he refreshes its vital breaths with water silently.

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3.2.5.8

athāsyai vapāmuddhṛtya viśālayopatṛṇatti tūṣṇīmeva athāsyai hṛdayamuddhārayanti prajñāte ca matasne \

Then, having extracted its omentum, he pierces it with a forked stick silently. Then they extract its heart and the two distinguished kidneys.

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3.2.5.9

tānyeteṣveva śūleṣu saṃpraṇīkṣyaitasminnevāgnau śrapayanti \

Having pierced them on these spits, they cook them on this very fire.

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3.2.5.10

śṛteṣu tredhā vapāṃ vicchidyodumbaradarvyā upastīrṇābhighāritāṃ juhoti vaha vapāṃ jātavedaḥ pitṛbhyo yatraitān vettha nihitān parāke \

When they are cooked, having cut the omentum in three, having under-spread and over-poured [clarified butter] with a ladle of udumbara wood, he offers: “Convey the omentum, Jātavedas, to the ancestors where you know them placed in the distance.

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3.2.5.11

medasaḥ kūlyā upa tān kṣarantu satyā eṣāmāśiṣaḥ santu kāmaiḥ svadhā namaḥ svāhā iti \

May streams of fat flow to them; may their wishes come true with desired objects; svadhā, reverence, svāhā!”

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3.2.5.12

athaitasya māṃsasyopastaraṇābhighāritaudumbaryā darvyopaghātaṃ juhoti \\5\\

Then he makes an offering of portions of this meat, with [clarified butter] under-spread and over-poured, with the ladle of udumbara wood: ||5

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