History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v5.c75.99.4

v5.c75.99.4

for relatives in the case of *anuloma* or *pratiloma* marriages 488, periods of ā for four varṇas were respectively fixed at 10, 12, 15 days and a month 271, periods of 10 days of ā were fixed for men of all varṇas by some smṛtikāras such as Aṅgiras and Śātātapa and the reason for such fixation 271, 307, period of ā, for less than ten days on the ground of vedic learning was included among Kalivarjya 271, rules about ā on death of *bāndhus* such as maternal grand-father, grand-mother or maternal uncle, daughter's son and father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in-law, wife's brother 279-280, rules about ā on the death of an ācārya, his wife or son or of a guru or pupil 281, rules about ā. apply only when times are easy and peaceful 306, rules about the period of ā when the knowledge of birth or death comes to a man after the periods fixed 282-284; sannipāta or sampāta of ā (another āśauca supervening while one is being undergone), rules of 292-294; several printed works and mss on ā are in verse 272-273, ten varieties of impurity, according to Dakṣa' 274, things that could be taken without taint from the house of one undergoing ā though not from his hand 291-92, two characteristics of ā.