History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c54.151

v3.c54.151

Agni (see also under fire, haviṣya), addressed under various names in different ceremonies 212, 818; ardhādhāna and sarvādhāna methods of maintaining Śrauta a. 919n; all three śrauta fires to be permanently maintained by those called 'gataśrī' according to some 999; brahmacārin had to offer fuel-stick twice every day in 307; called purohita 40; called gṛhapati in the Ṛgveda 418; gṛhya, worship of, from day of marriage 307; positions of the vedic fires 989; śrauta, could be kindled only by one who had attained a certain age 676; sviṣṭakṛt, offering to, at end of a rite 208, 211; two views about the necessity of kindling śrauta fires 676-677;