History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v1.c6.s21.58

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22 and another verse (X. 19) which is a quotation from the Bhagavatgītā.³⁴⁰ There is another ms. (No. 354 of 1875-76) in the same collection called Bṛhad-Yogi-Yājñavalkya-smṛti in twelve chapters and about 930 verses. Yājñavalkya in Mithilā is asked by Janaka and the sages and then expounds the following subjects:—how *mantras* are to be studied in connection with metre, deity, sage and viniyoga, about *omkāra* or praṇava; seven Vyāhṛtis; Gāyatrī; nyāsa of Gāyatrī; sandhyopāsana; snāna; Japa; prāṇāyāma; dhyāna; sūryopasthāna; eulogy of *yoga*; eulogy of Vedaśāstra.