History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c50.48

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²⁵¹⁸ Vide Jaimini III. 8. 20-23 about jāghanī and patnīsaṃyāja and com. on Kāt. VI. 7. 10 for the various meanings attributed to jāghanī. Jaimini has several sūtras on paśu. In X. 7. 1-2 he establishes that the whole animal is not one offering, but that its several limbs are separate offerings. In X. 7. 3-9 he establishes that only eleven organs (heart &c.) are fit to be offered, that the shoulders, head, anūka and sakthin are altogether prohibited; in X. 7. 10-11 he declares that the three aṅgas, viz. the front portion of the forefoot, the middle of the entrails, and the śroṇi are offered to Sviṣṭakṛt; in X. 7. 12-17 he deals with the adhyūdhnī given to hotṛ and vaniṣṭhu to āgnīdhra.