History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c90.87

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¹³⁷² For example, Matsya chapters 55 and 57-60 are the same as Padma V. 24. 64-278, Matsya 62-64 = Padma V. 22 61-164, Matsya 69-70 = Padma V. 23. 2-146, Matsya 71-72 = Padma V. 24. 1-64, Matsya 74-80 = Padma V. 21. 215-321, Matsya 83-92 = Padma V. 21. 81-213 &c.; Kirfel in 'Purāṇa Pañcalakṣaṇa' (and vol. VII. pp. 84-86 of JVOI) gives a chapter concordance of Brahmāṇḍa and Vāyu and remarks that Brahmāṇḍa I. 27 (of 129 verses) and II. 21-58 (of 2141 ślokas) have nothing corresponding in Vāyu, while Vāyu has 2704 ślokas that do not correspond to anything in Brahmāṇḍa (vide 'Purāṇa Pañcalakṣaṇa' p. XIII and J. V O. I. vol. VII, 1946, p 87). Kirfel also furnishes a table of chapters that are common to both Brahmāṇḍa and Vāyu (pp XV-XVI) and vol; VII. pp. 88-90 of JVOI).