History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c51.22

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The puronuvākyā verses in this iṣṭi become the yājyā verses in the udayanīyā iṣṭi and *vice versa* (vide Āśv. IV. 3. 2 for them). He keeps aside in a well-known place in the *prāgvaṁśa* the cooking pot (from which the leavings of rice sticking to the bottom are not removed according to some), the mekṣaṇa and the *barhis* (except the prastara) for use in the udayanīyā. Jai. (XI. 2. 66–68) refers to this use of niṣkāsa in the udayanīyā iṣṭi.