History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c89.227.3

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3), with 'ayam puro harikeśaḥ' (Tai. S IV. 4. 3. 1) repeated five times, with the Apratiratha¹²⁷¹ anuvāka beginning with 'āśuḥ śiśānaḥ' (Tai. S. IV 6 4 1), the anuvāka beginning with 'śaṁ ca me mayaśca me' (Tai. S IV. 7. 3 1), the anuvāka called 'vihavya' beginning with 'mamāgne varco vihavesvastu' (Tai. S. IV. 7.14. 1), the Mṛgāra anuvāka¹²⁷² beginning with 'Agner-manve' (Tai. S IV. 4. 15. 1–11), the offering mantras to serpents beginning with 'samīcī nāmāsi prācī dik' six times repeated, the offering prayers to Gandharvas in the six clauses beginning with 'hetayo *nāma stha*' (Tai. S. V. 5. 10. 3-4); the five 'ajyāni (bricks) offerings with 'śatāyudhāya' (Tai S V. 7 2. 3), the anuvāka beginning with 'bhūtam bhavyam bhaviṣyat' (Tai. S. VII. 3. 12. 1), the Atharva-śiras,¹²⁷³ the anuvāka beginning with 'Indro Dadhīco asthabhiḥ' (Tai. Br. I. 5. 8. 1, Ṛg. I. 84. 13), the Pratyaṅgirasa beginning with 'cakṣuṣo hete' up to 'bhrātṛvyam pādayāmasi' (Tai. Br. II. 4. 2 1–4), the anuvāka beginning with 'prāṇo rakṣati viśvam-ejat' (Tai. Br. II 5. 1. 1), the anuvāka beginning with 'siṁhe vyāghra uta yā pṛdākau' (Tai. Br. II 7 7. 1); the anuvāka beginning with 'aham-asmi' (Tai.