History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c54.88.22

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4. This is बृहस्पति 28, and Aparārka p. 370 from आदित्यपुराण (in both श्वविष्ठायां and बृहस्पति reads पच्यते). Vide Gupta inscriptions No. 23 (G. S. 191) and No. 26 p. 119 (श्वविष्ठायां) in G. S. 174, I. A. VI. p. 363 (śake 500), E. I. VI. p. 45 (G. S. 300), E. I. XIII. 270 and 333. Pargiter in J. R. A. S. 1912 p. 250 points out that verses 1, 2 and 4 occur in Padmapurāṇa VI. 33. 26-30.
5. पद्मपुराण VI. 33. 32 (तेषामनन्तं फलमश्नुवीत) This is वसिष्ठ 28. 16 (except 3rd pāda), बृहस्पति 30, वनपर्व 200. 128, संवर्त 77. This occurs in Gupta Ins. No. 81 p. 296, E. I. VI. p. 285 at p. 293 (śake 789), E. I. VII at p. 105, E. I. IX. p. 37 (śake 836). The Śat. Br. (S. B. E. vol. 26 p. 63) says 'Gold is sprung from Agni's seed'.
6. It occurs in भविष्यपुराण IV. 164. 38. Last pāda is quoted by मिता. on या. I. 320. In some inscriptions it is read as पूर्वदत्तां द्विजातिभ्यो यत्नाद्रक्ष &c. It occurs in E. I. 17 p. 345 at p. 348 (G. S. 113), E. I. vol 15 p. 133 (G. S. 129), E. I. XI at p. 221, E. I. V. p. 37 (Cedi Saṁvat 392), E. I. 20 p. 59 (G. S. 199), E. I. VI. p. 285 (śake 789), E. I. VIII. p. 287 (G. S. 199), I. A. vol. VI. 363 (śake 500); Gupta Ins. No. 26 at p. 119 (G. S. 174).
7. E. I. vol. 15. p. 335, E. I. VI. p. 18, E. I. IX. p. 101 (660. A. D.)
8. Quoted as बृहस्पति's in गृह. र. p. 518. It occurs in E. I. vol. 20 p. 59 (G. S. 159), E. I. vol. II. pp. 20–21, E. I. vol. V. 37, E. I. VI. p. 211 (śake 692), and p. 298 (609–10 A. D.), I. A. vol. VI. p. 73 (śake 534), E. I. X. p. 74, E. I. XI. pp. 113–14, E. I. XII. p. 205. In some ins. the reading is ब्रह्मदेयव्यवहारिणः and also देवदायं हरन्ति ये. भविष्यपुराण IV. 164. 39 is तोयहीनेष्वरण्येषु शुष्क०
9. This occurs in E. I. vol. II. pp. 20–21 (Cedi saṁ. 346), II. p. 220 (śake 922), II. 360 (saṁ. 1162), E. I. V. 37 (Cedi saṁ 392), E. I. VI. at p. 298 (609–10 A. D.), I. A. VI. 73 (śake 534), E. I. VIII. 190 (G. S. 320), E. I. XI. 16, 18 (574 A. D.), E. I. XII. p. 35 (609 A. D.).
10. In some inscriptions the order of the halves is reversed. This occurs in E. I. IX. p. 37 (śake 836), E. I. X. at p. 67 (śake 815), E. I. II. 125 and 220 (śake 922), E. I. IV. p. 153, E. I. VI. p. 97 (śake 1114.), E. I. XI. pp. 20, 24 (saṁ. 1186) and p. 141 (1047 A. D.).
11. This is वसिष्ठ 17. 86, बृहस्पति 46, पद्मपुराण VI. 33. 45, बौ. ध. सू. I. 5. 102 (first half). Some ins. read देवस्वं विषमुच्यते. This occurs in E. I. X. p. 67 (śake 815), E. I. XV. p. 252, E. I. XI. at pp. 312–13 (saṁ. 1176), E. I. XIII. p. 173 (śake 977), E. I. IX. at p. 305 (saṁ. 1148), E. I. XIII. at p. 22.