History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c54.198

v3.c54.198

Anadhyāyas (days of cessation from Veda study), 393-402; ākālika, 399; a. and brahma-yajña, 394, 401; for brahmacārin for a lesser number of days, 400; a. lasting for one whole day, 398; lasting only for a portion of the day, 397-398; lasting for three days, 398, 399; lasting for twelve days or more, 400; nitya a. 402; occasions of, stated in Śat. Br. and Tai. Ār., 394; of three kinds, 400-401; on death of king, upādhyāya, fellow-student, 398-399; revolving in mind of Veda allowed even on a. days, 401; rules about a. apply only to learning veda and not to its use in religious rites, 401; tatkālika, 396; *tithis* of, 395; vedāṅgas and śāstras could be studied on a. days, 401-402.