India as Known to Panini: A Study of the Cultural Material in the Ashtadhyayi c10.s3.t1.49

c10.s3.t1.49

Bhaṭṭa Bhāskara in his commentary on the *Taittirīya Saṁhitā* (I.8.1) refers to a portion of the *Taittirīya Brāhmaṇa* (I.6.11.1) as *Anubrāhmaṇa* (Weber, *H.I.L.*, p. 82, note). Books XIV and XV of the *Śāṅkhāyana Śrautasūtra* were sometimes reckoned as parts of the *Kaushītakī Brāhmaṇa*, which were incorporated into its Kalpa by Suyajña. The commentator Ānartīya Brahmadatta calls them Anubrāhmaṇa (*Śāṅkh. S.*, XIV.2.3; Bhagavaddatta, *Vaidika Vāṅmaya*, I.113). Professor Caland discovered a special Brāhmaṇa work called *Anvākhyāna*, which belongs to the *Vādhūla Sūtra* and contains secondary Brāhmaṇas which may also be considered as *Anubrāhmaṇa* (Bhagavaddatta, op. cit., II.p.34). (Cf. *Baudh. G. S.*, III.1.21-24).