History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c99.1210

v7.c99.1210

Kulārṇava Tantra 35n, 975, 1051 (Śiva declared to Pārvatī), 1052 (even Cāṇḍāla knowing Kauladharma superior to a brāhmaṇa, master of four Vedas, but ignorant of Kuladharma), 1056 (eulogy of women), 1064, 1071 (on false gurus), 1072, 1076 (how Kaulas behaved outwardly), 1081-83, 1084n (on the verse *pītvā pītvā* etc), 1086n, 1088n, 1089n, 1101 (guru's greatness), 1102, 1108 (*five constituents of puraścaraṇa*), 1110-11, 1117 (on Dīkṣā and its derivation), 1120 (on nyāsa), 1123, 1126n, 1135, 1141 (for date); appears to be in two minds, in one breath recommending drinking of wine and eating flesh and also waxing eloquent over the highest Vedānta and fastens esoteric meanings on the *makāras*, 1083-84.