Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c7.118

c7.118

¹ Especially where the context shows a brahman is meant. ² Mat 16, 9 (a brahman); 265, 2. ³ Mat, end, 22-3. Pad iii, 25, 32. ⁴ Pad iv, 110, 398, 463; 111, 28. Br 174, 4. ⁵ Vā 88, 69. Distinguished perhaps from the Paurāṇikas of verse 67. ⁶ Vā 70, 76-7. Bd iii, 8, 83. ⁷ Vā 96, 13. Bd iii, 71, 14. Mat 44, 57. Br 15, 41. Hv 38, 2010. Lg i, 60, 5. Pad v, 13, 42. ⁸ Hv 202, 11445. Pad v, 37, 3. So Vasiṣṭha, Pad iv, 111, 9. To surarṣis, MBh xiii, 16, 1054. ⁹ Parāśara is called itihāsa-purāṇa-jña, Viṣ i, 1, 4—apparently by an anachronism. ¹⁰ Bd iii, 63, 192. Vā 88, 191. Br 213, 152. Hv 42, 2352. ¹¹ MBh vii, 67, 2369. ¹² MBh i, 121, 4692. ¹³ e.g. MBh vii, 57, 2203. ¹⁴ See sixth note above. MBh vi, 12, 483. ¹⁵ Sūtas, MBh i, 214, 7777. ¹⁶ Vā 88, 114. Bd iii, 63, 113; see 8, 83-4. JRAS, 1913, p. 897. ¹⁷ e. g. kavis, MBh i, 74, 3024: Vasiṣṭha, v, 107, 3773: vṛtti, xv 26, 677: &c. So also purāṇa rishis, Hv 59, 3291. ¹⁸ e. g. MBh i, 2, 543; 223, 8097-8: xii, 349, 13525.