History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v6.c79.1

v6.c79.1

| | Pages |
| *Section I. Vratas (religious vows) and Utsavas (religious festivals)* | 1–462 |
| Chapter I. Vrata in the Ṛgveda. | 1–21 |
| Chapter II. Vrata in the Vedic Literature, Sūtras, Smṛtis, definition and importance of Vratas. | 22–50 |
| Chapter III. Persons entitled to engage in Vratas, objects desired by means of Vratas, classifications of Vratas, Literature on Vratas, times for Vratas. | 51–80 |
| Chapter IV. Individual vratas, Caitra Pratipad, Rāmanavamī, Akshayya-tṛtīyā, Paraśurāmajayantī, Daśaharā, Sāvitrīvrata. | 81–94 |
| Chapter V. Ekādaśī. | 95–121 |
| Chapter VI. Cāturmāsya. | 122–123 |
| Chapter VII. Vratas called Nāgapañcamī, Manasāpūjā, Rakṣābandhana, Kṛṣṇajanmāṣṭamī | 124–143 |
| Chapter VIII. Vratas of Haritālikā, Gaṇeśacaturthī, Ṛṣipañcamī, Anantacaturdaśī. | 144–153 |
| Chapter IX. Navarātra or Durgotsava. | 154–187 |
| Chapter X. Vijayādaśamī and Divālī. | 188–210 |
| Chapter XI. Makrasaṅkrānti and Mahāśivarātri. | 211–236 |