History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c99.1388

v7.c99.1388

Matsyapurāṇa 40, 45, 49, 52, 57, 61n, 88, 91–2n, 96, 100, 111n, 116, 119n, 122, 147, 162, 202, 210–212, 520n, 540, 545n–6n, 616n (on Yātrā), 622n (on auspicious persons and things), 624–5, 627, 649n, 651n, 660, 681–83n, 687n, 692–3, 695, 734 (on Śāntis), 742–43, 745–46 (numerous Śāntis), 747 (eighteen Śāntis), 749–54, 761, 766n, 769–70, 774, 776–7 (on dreams), 778, 793n, 795n, 798–800, 805, 813n, 817n, 822, 824, 827n, 830n (gives contents of Vāyu), 833–35, 839 (characteristics in addition to five), 842 (full list of Āndhra kings), 845n (period between Parīkṣit and Nanda), 846–48, 850–52, 854, 868, 874n, 877n, 880, 896 (contents of Bhaviṣya), 903n, 915–16, 919, 922 ('Om Namo Nārāyaṇāya' is Mūlamantra), 931, 945n, 946, 969n (ten Ābhīra kings), 974, 993 (ten avatāras), 995n (Viṣṇu cursed by Bhṛgu), 1023n–24, 1090n, 1096n, 1114 (description of black magic rite), 1121n (nyāsa with mantras) 1132, 1231, 1372, 1377n–78, 1383 (on Sāṅkhya), 1455, 1470n, 1523n, 1527–28, 1571, 1590 (on rebirths for sins), 1637, 1653 (on writers about Vāstuśāstra); Aparārka quotes 400 verses from it and Kalpataru about 2000, 899; chief among Purāṇas acc to Vāmana 833–34, 899, date of, about middle or end of 3rd century A. D. 852, 854, 900, glorifies both Viṣṇu and Śiva 899, has verses that also occur in Yāj. Smṛti, Manusmṛti and Mahābhārata 749n, 899, 1520, one of the ancient Purāṇas and has perhaps the largest number of Smṛti chapters and the best preserved 899; Padmapurāṇa has hundreds of verses identical with those of M 893; Śaṅkarācārya appears to quote verse (from it) 900; story of Purūravas and Urvaśī in Matsya (Chap. 24) and drama Vikramorvaśīya agree closely 900-901, though there are one or two points of difference.