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Brihaddevata 4.115

Bṛhaddevatā 4.115

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4.115

taduttare dve'numataira anu no'nviditi smṛte .
dhātuścatasrastatrādo dhātā dadātu no rayim .. 88 ..
raudraṃ mārutaṃ tu praram ā te dhārāvarā iti .
vāmatastu mṛgaṃ dṛṣṭvā bibhyadetya ṛṣiḥ svayam .. 89 ..
stuhi śrutamiti tvasyāṃ tamevāstautprasādayan .
apāṃ napādupetyatra stutaḥ sūkte tataḥ pare .. 90 ..
tubhyamityārtave sūktaṃ sāvitrādāśvinaṃ param .
somaḥ pūṣāditiścaiva somapauṣṇe'ntyayā stutāḥ .. 91 ..
vāyavye caindravāyavī pañcātha prāugāstṛcāḥ .
pretyṛkstauti havirdhāne agnistatra nipātabhāk .
dyāvāpṛthivyau dyāveti havirdhāne tataḥ pare .. 92 ..
stutiṃ tu punarevecchann indro bhūtvā kapiñjalaḥ .
ṛṣerjigamiṣorāśāṃ vavāśāsthāya dakṣiṇām . . 93 . .
sa tamārṣeṇa saṃprekṣya cakṣuṣā pakṣirūpiṇam .
parābhyāmabhituṣṭāva sūktābhyāṃ tu kanikradat .. 94 ..
praśāsya gāṃ yastapasābhyagacchad brahmarṣitāmekaśataṃ ca putrān .
sa gathiputrastu jagāda sūktaṃ somasya metyāgneyaṃ yatpare ca .. 95 ..
vaiśvānarīye samitsamidāpryo dve āgneye uttare tvatra sūkte .
dyāvāpṛthivyā uṣaso nipātā āpo'tha devāḥ pitaraśca mitraḥ . . 96 ..
āgneyeṣu dṛśyante stutāstu vaiśvānaro varuṇo jātavedāḥ .
stuyetaikā yatra yatrāstutirvā nipātyarthāṃścopamārthāṃśca vidyāt . . 97 ..
rājarṣayo gṛtsamadā vasiṣṭhā bharadvājāḥ kuśikā gotamāśca .
viśve'śvināvaṅgiraso'trayo'ditir bhojāḥ kaṇvā bhṛgavo rodasī diśaḥ . . 98 ..
sāvitrasaubhyāśvinamāruteṣu aindrāgneye raudrasauryauṣaseṣu .
ādāvante saktamadhye stutāstu na vyāghnanti devatāḥ sūktabhājaḥ .. 99 ..
agneḥ saptadaśo'dhyāya ūrdhvaṃ ū ṣu ṇa ūtaye .
ete kāṇvyāvṛcau yaupyāv añjanti pañca ca . . 100 ..
śeṣā bahubhyo yūpebhyo vaiśvadevī tvṛgaṣṭamī .
asyāntyā vraścanā yoktā ṣaṣṭhamaindrāgnamucyate . . 101 ..
agnimuṣasaṃ vaiśvadevo dadhikrāmiti caitayā .
āgnendrī tvagna indraścark paro vaiśvānarastṛcaḥ .. 102 ..
pra yantu mārutañcāntyā śatadhāraṃ gurustavaḥ .
pra vo vājā ṛtūnstauti ṛtvija stauti manthata .. 103 ..
puroṣyāsa iti tvasyāṃ dhiṣṇyānagnīnpraśaṃsati .
jñeyāścaiva tu hotāram te daivyāścaiva tatra tu .. 104 ..
trayoviṃśatiraindrāṇi icchantīti parāṇyataḥ .
sūkte preti tu nadyaśca viśvāmitraḥ samūdire .. 105..
purohitaḥ sannijyārthaṃ sudāsā saha yannṛṣiḥ .
vipāṭchutudrayoḥ saṃbhedaṃ śamityete uvāca ha .. 106 ..
pravādāstatra dṛśyante dvivadbahuvadekavat .
acchetyardharce paccho vā nadīṣvapyekavanni te .. 107 ..
ādye dvṛce dvivatsārdhe viśvāmitravacaḥ śruteḥ .
etābhirṛgbhirvā nadya ṛṣi bahuvadūcire .. 108 ..
ṣaṣṭyāṣṭamyā caturthyā ca daśamyā cetarā ṛṣeḥ .
saptamyāmṛci ṣaṣṭhyāṃ ca yau devau parikīrtitau .. 109 ..
nipātinau tu tau jñeyau aindrāpārvatyṛguttame .
karoti putrikāṃ nāma yathā duhitaraṃ tathā . . 110 . .
tasyāṃ siñcati reto vā tacchāsaditi kīrtitam .
rikthasya duhiturdānaṃ netyṛci pratiṣidhyate .. 111 . .
tasyāścāha yavīyāṃsaṃ bhrātaraṃ jyeṣṭhavatsutam .
sudāsaśca mahāyajñe śaktinā gāthisūnave .. 112 ..
nigṛhītaṃ balāccetaḥ so'vasīdadvicetanaḥ .
tasmai brāhmīṃ tu saurīṃ vā nāmnā vācaṃ sasarparīm . . 113 . .
sūryakṣayādihāhṛtya daduste jamadagnayaḥ .
kuśikānāṃ tataḥ sā vāg amatiṃ tāmapāhanat .. 114 ..
upeti cāsyāṃ ca kuśikān viśvāmitro'nubodhayat .
labdhvā vācaṃ ca hṛṣṭātmā tānṛṣīnpratyapūjayat ..115

150 90. praised the same in the (stanza) 'Praise the famous' (stuhi srutam: ii. 33. 11), propitiating him. Then in the following hymn (beginning) 'Unto' (upa: ii. 35) Apam napat is praised. tamevastaut hd, nunevasti b, rune castau f, rudramastaut rr 17. - 90 ab is omitted in m er.-tatah pare hdr, tvatah pare br", tvah pare fk - The end of the varga is here marked by 9 in bfk, not in hdm2.

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91. There are two hymns (ii. 36, 37) addressed to the Seasons (beginning) To thee' (tubhyam: ii. 36. 1). After one addressed to Savitr (38) follows one to the Asvins (39). With the last (stanza: 6) of (the hymn) to Soma-Pusan (40), Soma, Pusan, and Aditi as well, are praised. °tyartave hbk, °tyarttave , tyarbhave . - somapausne b, somapausnayo (stutah ) f, soma- pusne hm' 1 (soma pausnam Sarvanukramani). 92. And (at the beginning of ii. 41) there are two (stanzas) to Vayu (1, 2), one to Indra -Vayu (3); next (come) five triplets (4-18) addressed to the Prauga deities a. The stanza Forth' (pra: 19) praises the two Soma carts: Agni is there incidental (nipata-bhaj). Heaven and Earth' (dyava: 20) (praises) Heaven and Earth; then follow (21) the two Soma carts b. " 'vayavi pancatha A, ॰vayavyam vyanjante b, ° vayavyam vivatta f, (vendra ) vayavya antyastu r.-praugas b, praugasa hdm'rfk.-agnistatra hrfk, agnistvatra b. a On these deities cp. above, ii. 27-35; also Sarvanukramani on Rg-veda i. 3 and ii. 41. According to the Sarvanukramani, the whole of the last triplet (19-21) is addressed to either Heaven and Earth or the two Soma carts, while Agni is optional in 19°. 93. Now a Indra again desiring praise, became a francoline partridge, and taking up a position on the right quarter of the seer as he was about to set out b, uttered a cry (vavasa) c. stutim hm'rs, stutam bfkr". - vavasasthaya daksinam hm rs, vavase prati daksinam rrr', cavase prati daksinam b, vavase prati daci . * This and the following sloka are quoted by Sadgurusisya (p. 104) on Rg-veda ii. 43. Cp. Nirukta ix. 4: grtsamadam artham abhyutthitam kapinjalo 'bhivavase, cp. Sarvanu-

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iii. 6 kramani on Rg-veda ii. 43; Rgvidhana i. 31. 3, 4; Max Muller, Rg-veda2 vol. ii, p. 8. Though, according to Roth, Erlauterungen, p. 125, the passage of the Nirukta quoted in note is an interpolation, it was evidently known to the author of the Brihaddevata The stanza which Yaska goes on to quote for kapinjala is the first of the khila after Rg-veda ii. 43. b 94. He (Grtsamada), with the eye of a seer, recognizing him (Indra) in the form of the bird, praised him in the two following hymns (ii. 42, 43), 'With repeated cry' (kanikradat: ii. 42. 1). parabhyamabhi ° hm`r, etabhyamabhi0, parabhyamiti bfk - The end of the varga is here marked by q in bfk, not in hdm1.

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The son of Gathi (a) who, after ruling the earth b, attained by penance to the position of a Brahman seer (brahmarsi) and (obtained) a hundred and one sons, uttered the hymn which is addressed to Agni, 'Of Soma me' (somasya ma: iii. 1), and the two following (iii. 2, 3) - prasasya hm`rb, prasasyam f. - gam yasa b, gayamsa, gaya fk, gathas hd, gathis m'.- ॰bhyagachad hdr, ॰dhyagachad b, °dhyagachan ror], 0dhyagachat f. - gathiputras hd, gadhiputras 1, gayiputras fk, gasviputras b. - yatparam ca hm'r, yatparaiti ca f, yatpareti ca b, tatpare ca r2r 5 r 7. * That is, Visvamitra, seer of Mandala iii. Sadgurusisya (p. 104) gives a somewhat different and more detailed account of Visvamitra. b This remark of course refers to Visvamitra having originally belonged to the warrior class. Cp. Aitareya Brahmana vii. 18. 1. C With every log' (samit-samit: There follow here two hymns 96. addressed to Vaisvanara. iii. 4) is an Apri hymn (apryah). (iii. 5, 6) addressed to Agni: Heaven and Earth, the Dawns a, the Waters, the Gods, the Fathers, and Mitra are incidentally mentioned deities (nipatah) b. r, vaisvanariye tha fkr±r°r], vaisvanariye vva b, vaisvanariyeti 1, vaisvanarayeti hdm' (the pratika of iii. 3). I have omitted the syllable because it is redundant after 47, and because it would give the pada thirteen syllables according to the reading of the B MSS. R's reading vaisvanariyeti is impossible, while that of hdm' yatparam ca | vaisvanara- yeti I regard as a corruption : yatpare ca having become yatparam ca, the following vaisva- nariye had to be changed to vaisvanarayeti . This reading gives both a wrong and an

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152 incomplete sense: 'the following also (iii. 2) beginning "vaisvanaraya" (is addressed to Agni, instead of Vaisvanara),' and no account is then taken of iii. 3.- hd, apyo abhyo m', apro, apriyo bfrr 17, apriya k. - dve agneye hm`r, dve ca ye ye b, dve ca ye fk, dve agnaye .. - tvatra hm' r, tvasya bfrrr 7 g, tasya k. - dyavaprthivya usaso nipata r°kr±rr', dyavaprthivya usasau nipata fb dyavaprthinyavusaso nipata m', dyavapr- thivyau tu nipatabhajava r, Sadgurusisya (cp. 2. 7. ) . - pitaranca hm`rs, pitaro'tha r 3 bfk r2r 5 r 7. S. - a On the Sandhi a c see introduction to Sarvanukramani, p. x, and footnote 2; Aufrecht, Aitareya Brahmana, p. 427, last §. b Nipata is here used=nipatin. The last three padas of 96 are quoted by Sadgurusisya, p. 105. 97. In (hymns) addressed to Agni, Vaisvanara, Varuna, Jatavedas are seen to be praised a. Wherever (here) one (of them) may be praised or there is no (actual) praise b, one should know that they are intended to be incidental or to serve as a comparison. stu yetaika hm' 1, stuyetaiko B. - yatrastutirvi hm' 1, tatranyastutiva B. -- nipatyarthi co0 hdm', nipatyarthasco ° r' r' r' r', naipatyasco ° b, naipatyastvamu ° fk, naipatyamstamsco ° 1.- •pamarthi hdm', 'pamarthascah, 'pamarthacca fk. r, b That is, when the deity is not invoked, a The first pada has only ten syllables. but the name is merely mentioned, as in a simile. 98. The royal seers a, the Grtsamadas, the Vasisthas, the Bharadvajas, the Kusikas, and the Gotamas, the All (gods), the Asvins, the Angirases, the Atris, Aditi, the Bhojas b, the Kanvas, the Bhrgus, the Two Worlds (rodasi), the Regions (disah) c, - kusika bfk, kusiko hdm' r. - gotamasca hd, gautamasca m bfkr. - bhoja hmirb, bhaja fk - kanva m', kanvo hdr, kalva b, kalpa kr 2 r 6 r 7, kalya f. b * Mentioned as a class or group, like all the following names except the Asvins, Rodasi, and Aditi. That is, liberal patrons, here spoken of as a class (as in Rg-veda x. 107). ° Mentioned below also (viii. 128) as incidental in hymns to the All-gods. 99. when praised at the beginning, end a, or middle of a hymn, in (hymns) addressed to Savitr, Soma, the Asvins, or the Maruts, to Indra or Agni, to Rudra, Surya, or Usas, do not interfere (vyaghnanti) with the deities who own the hymn (suktabhaj) b. °saumya ° hdr, °saurya ° B. - marutesu aindra ° r, 'marute cemndra ° hdm', 'marutescaindra ° b, °marutascendra ° fk.-0 sauryausasesu,, sauryosasesu hd, 'sarvosasesu m', 'saumyausasesu ','r', r,

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iii. 26 - saumyosasesu b, saumyosastesu f. - stutastu hmir, stutastah r 17, r 5 r 7, no Jor : in bfk.- devatah suktabhajah 1, devatah suktabhajah hm' r 3, devata suktabhagini bfk, devatam suktabhagi- nim ", suktabhaginam r'. - The end of the varga is here marked by 19 in bfkd. a Cp. above, iii. 52; also i. 22 and below, v. 171. b That is, such incidental deities do not interfere with one particular god being the chief deity of the hymn.

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100. The seventeenth Adhyaya (Rg-veda iii. 7-29) is Agni's. Stand erect to aid us' (urdhva u su na utaye: i. 36. 13, 14)these two stanzas of Kanva are addressed to the sacrificial post (yaupi), and the five (beginning) They anoint thee' (anjanti tvaa: iii. 8. 1-5). ' ete br, ye te hm'fk.-kanvyava ", kanvyava hd, kanvav _m', kalvav _bfk.-yaupyav hd, yopyav _m'bfk, yaupyau hy . a The correct pratika is tvam, but tva (tveti) has been substituted for the sake of the metre. 101. The resta (are addressed) to many posts, while the eighth stanza is addressed to the All-gods; the last (stanza) of this (hymn) is that which is said to be concerned with cutting (the post) b. The sixth (hymn: iii. 12) c is said to be addressed to Indra-Agni. - sesa bahubhyo fkr, sesabhyo bahu (yupebhyo ) hd, sesebhyo bahubhyo m' r', seso bahubhyo b. - vrascani yokta hdm', vrascana yokta bfkr°, brasncamah yoktem ' r' r', vrascini yokta 1. - sasthamai - ndragnamucyate hdr, (yoktem ) drami aindramamucyate 11", indragnendrannamu b, indragnaudrannamu--- fk. a b That is, all but the eighth and the eleventh stanzas, which are excepted; according to the Sarvanukramani the eighth is optionally excepted: anjanti yupastutih: sasthyadyabhir bahavo, 'ntya vrasciny, astami vaisvadevi va. The text of the Sarvanukramani (also Sayana) has vrascini, but Sadgurusisya (adhikarane lyut) must have read vrascani. c That is, the sixth hymn of the Adhyaya (cp. 100). C 102. (The stanza) 'Agni, Dawn' (agnim usasam: iii. 20. 1) is addressed to the All-gods; (they are) also (invoked) with the (stanza) 'Dadhikra' (dadhikram: iii. 20. 5). But the stanza 'Agni and Indra' (agna indras ca iii. 25. 4) is addressed to Agni-Indra. The following triplet (iii. 26. 1-3) is addressed to Vaisvanara. II. X

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agnimusasam vaisvadevi hdm'r'rr 4 r°bfkr±, vaisvadevyagnimusasamh the latter reading is doubtless a correction owing to the metrical irregularity of a pada of nine syllables (cp. Sarvanukramani : agnim usasam adyantye vaisvadevyau ). - dadhikramiti Am', dadhikra- vneti fkr, dadhikratreti b. - indrasca rk r' r', indracarka b, idrascaka f, indreti hm r. - paro hdbfk, para r. - - 103. And (the triplet) Let them go forth' (pra yantu: iii. 26. 4-6) is addressed to the Maruts a. The last (stanza), 'With a hundred streams' (Satadharam: iii. 26. 9), is (in) praise of a preceptor b. 'Forth your food' (pra vo vajah: iii. 27. 1) praises the seasons; 'Rub ye' (manthata: iii. 29. 5) praises the priests. marutas Bhm', marutas 1. - rtvija stauti hd, rtvijah khauti 1, rtvijascaiva br±rr 7, rtvijanscava fk - manthata hdm' fk, manyatah br. a Cp. Sarvanukramani: trcau vaisvanariya-marutau: the last word is explained by Sadgurusisya with dvitiyasya (trcasya) maruto 'gnih. See Geldner, Vedische Studien, iii, p. 160. Cp. op. cit., pp. 159, 160. b 104. But in the (stanza) 'Misty' (purisyasah: iii. 22. 4) he (the seer) lauds the fires on the altar (dhisnya). Now they are there to be recognized as the Divine Sacrificers. jneyascaiva hdbr, yupascaiva fkr. - tatra tu hm`r, tatra ha bfkr 2 r 6.-The end of the varga is here marked by 20 in bdm1f, not in k.

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105. The twenty-three a (hymns) after this (beginning) 'They desire' (ichanti: iii. 30) are addressed to Indra. But in the hymn Forth' (pra: iii. 33) Visvamitra and the Rivers engaged in a dialogue b. ichantiti hm'r, chanti tva bk, ityamti tva f. - visvamitrah r bfkr 2 r 7 n, 0mitra hd, °mitram 1. - samudire hrbfk, samuhire 12 13 17, °sca samvadan m', sa samvadana 14 10. * That is, Rg-veda iii. 30-53, not 30-52, because iii. 33 is excepted; for similar statements cp. v. 12 and 105. b 105 ed and 106 ab are quoted in the Nitimanjari on Rg-veda iii. 33. I. 106. The seer going with Sudas-being his domestic priest for the sake of sacrifice-to the confluence of the Vipas and the Sutudri addressed these two (rivers) with (the words) 'Be propitious' (sam).

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iii. 33 sannijyartham hm±rn(m), samnijyartha fk, samnisthartham b, sa ijyartham . - sudasa saha yanrsih b, sudasa saha yanrsih 1, sudasa sma ha yannrsih hdm', sudasah so'haraddhanam rn.-- samityete hdm', samityaite 1, samatyete f, abhyetyete b, atyete k. r, 107. In that (hymn) there appear statements (pravadah) in the dual, plurala, and singular in the hemistich 'Unto' (acha: iii. 33. 3 a) or in the (successive) padas (pacchah) 'Down to thee' (ni te: 10°, 10, 11), in the singular (ekavat) in (reference to) the rivers b; - paccho va hdr, pacche va m', pakva vam b, pacha vam f, pacham vam k. - vanni te hdm', •vamni te bfk, 'vanti te 1. a Cp. Nirukta ii. 24. b Which speak in the plural in iii. 33. 10%. 108. in the dual (dvivat) in the first distich (iii. 33. 1, 2) besides a hemistich (3 d), the speech (being that) of Visvamitra a according to the sacred text (sruteh) b. Or (on the other hand) the rivers addressed the seer in the plural (bahuvat) with these (following) stanzas, °vacah sruteh hdm'r, ॰vacastrce b, vacasrce fk - etabhirrgbhiva hd, etabhirrgbhi va f, enabhirrgbhivi, etabhirbhamivi b, etabhi va k. a According to the Arsanukramani iii. 7 (followed by the Sarvanukramani) stanzas 4, 6, 8, 10 are spoken by the rivers (nadivacah), the remaining nine by the seer (visvamitravacamsi). The Sarvanukramani has in this passage clearly borrowed from the Arsanukramani. b The same expression (sruteh) is used in the Sarvanukramani in stating that Visvamitra is optionally the author of Rg-veda iii. 31 (see Aitareya Brahmana vi. 18. 2); the Arsanukramani (iii. 5) has the expression yatha srutih with regard to that hymn (cp. Sadgurusisya, p. 106). 109. (viz.) with the sixth, the eighth, the fourth, and the tenth; the rest (itarah) are the seer's. The two gods who are celebrated in the seventh stanza and in the sixth a sathyastamya hf, sasthastamya dm', sasthastamyam b, sasthyastamyam k, sasthyastangyom r. - caturthya ca dasamya hdm'f, caturthyaी ca dasamyam rbk. The end of the varga is here marked by 20 in m1, by 29 in hdf, not at all in bk. a Indra and Savitr are mentioned in the sixth, and Indra in the seventh. The Sarvanukramani says: sasthisaptamyos tv indrastutih.

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110, 111. are to be recognized as incidental. In the last (hymn) a there is (a stanza) b addressed to Indra-Parvata. How one makes a daughter what is called an adoptive child (putrika) or in that sense (tatha) impregnates here, that is told in the (hymn) 'Teaching' (sasat: iii. 31)d. In the stanza 'Not' (na: iii. 31. 2) the giving of inheritance to a daughter is forbidden e. -III. jneyau tvai ° hdr, jneye cai ° b, jnayave ° fk.-nama fkr 2 r 017, tamu b, nari hdm' r. 111. tasyam hm`1, tasya bfk - reto va hdm'r, retodha bfr'17, retodya k. - tacchasaditi hm'r, tatsaditi b, tasyasaditi 1. - pratisidhyate hm' 1, pratisedhati fk, pratisecati b. a That is, of the series of twenty-three (above, 105), viz. iii. 53. iii. 53. I. s b That is, Sincati reto is meant for the equivalent of sekam rnjan in Rg-veda iii. 31. 1°. d Rg-veda iii. 31. 1 is commented on by Yaska, Nirukta iii. 4; cp. Sayana on Rg-veda iii. 31. I, 2; see Geldner, Vedische Studien, iii, pp. 34, 35. on by Yaska, Nirukta iii. 6. e Rg-veda iii. 31. 2 is commented 112. And (the seer) says that her son (who is) younger (than she) is a brother like an eldest (brother) a. At a great sacrifice of Sudas, by Sakti b Gathi's son (Visvamitra) d tasyascaha B, tasyascaiva A. - - stutam m', sutam the rest. - saktina hmr±rr 416, daksina, daksinam bfk.- gathi ° hdm', gadhi ° bfkr. a That is, he inherits property from his grandfather through his mother, just as much as if he had been an eldest brother of the latter. I take jyesthavat to be= b Son of Vasistha. s d II 2 cd_ jyestham (bhrataram) iva. The form Gathi (not Gadhi) is supported by the Aitareya Brahmana and Sarvanukramani, introduction to Mandala iii. 116 ab are quoted by Sadgurusisya on Rg-veda iii. 53, the first two lines, however, only in an adapted form; cp. Indische Studien, i. 119 f.; Muir, Sanskrit Texts, i. 343. 113, 114. was forcibly deprived of consciousness. He sank down unconscious. But to him the Jamadagnis a gave Speech called Sasarpari, daughter of Brahma or of the Sunb, having brought her from the dwelling of the Sun. Then that Speech dispelled the Kusikas' loss of intelligence (a-matim)d. """.- - nigrhitam hmir, grgitvatha bfk, grhitva 12 17. - balaccetah hm'r, valaccetah b, valasvetah fk, bahulascetah 7. - vasidad hmir, vasidad bfk - tasmai bfr, tasyai k, tasya -

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iii. 53 hdr'14. - brahmim tu hm'rs, brahmim ca bfk - 113 d and 114 are quoted by Sayana on Rg-veda iii. 53. 15 (112 ed and 113 ab being paraphrased by him as well as Sadgurusisya).- 114. suryaksayadihahrtya Am', ksayadihadrtya b, ° ksayadihavrtya [k, °tayadihagatya 1, surya- vesmana ahrtya . - daduste hm'r, tam dadur rrr], daduvai ?, dadur fk, dadu b. - amatim tamapahanat hm`r, amatim tamapanudat , amati gramavavata b, amatigramacavayat f. The end of the varga is here marked by 22 in hdbfk, not in m1. a - b Cp. Rg-veda iii. 53. 15, 16. Sasarpari is called suryasya duhita in Rg-veda iii. 53.15. That is, the other Kusikas, as well as Visvamitra, had been rendered unconscious by Sakti. d The word occurs in Rg-veda iii. 53. 15 ( sasarparir amatim badhamana).

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115. And in the ( stanza) 'Hither ' (upa : iii. 53. II) Visvamitra restored the Kusikas to consciousness (anubodhayat). gladdened at heart by receiving Speech he paid homage to those seers (the Jamadagnis), r, - _ upeti casyam mr' r', upeti casya b, upeti cakhyam hd, upeti yasya, upetya cakhyam 1, upetya vacam r', upa preteti (the fuller pratika) 9. - bubodhayat hmir, nvayojayat 9, nvacetiyat b, tvacet fk : the latter two readings probably stand for nvacetayat, as Rg-veda iii. 53. 11 contains the form cetayadhvam . I have corrected bubodhayat to nubodhayat, syllable could only be accounted for by (not ), and unaugmented forms are not uncommon in the Brihaddevata (e.g. above, II 3, avasidat) . - hrstatma hm 'rs, pratistatma b, prati- sthatma fk.-tanrsinpratyapujayat hm`rbfk, tanrsinanvacetayat ', ', jamadagrinapujayath . 116. himself praising Speech with the two stanzas 'Sasarpari' (sasarparih : ii. 53. 15, 16 ). ( With the stanzas) 'Strong' (sthirau : iii. 53. 17-20) (he praised ) the parts of the cart and the oxen, as he started for home. 116 ab cd comes before 11 zed in bfk.-°naduhasca bfkr˚, ॰naduham ca hm`r (RV.ii. 53. 18 has analutsu ): though all the MSS. have du, consistency requires lu in the text.- grhannrajan hm`r, grhanprajan b, grhatprajan f. - After 11604 bfkm'r (not hdr±r 3 r') add the line: anaso'ngani cotthapyanadvahi grhatmajau | 117. And then going home he deposited (thema there) in person (svasarirena).

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