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I would urgently recommend to every one who intends to use the Concordance either to enter each addition and correction on the margin of his copy, or else at least to make, at the places where they should properly be entered, a cross or other sign of reference to these final pages. ### [c7.2](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.2) | PAGE & COL. | | PAGE & COL. | | | 22ᵃ | \*Under agne atrivan\* etc., \*correct\* TA. 10.1.16ᵈ \*to\* TA. 10.2.1ᶜ. | 214ᵃ | \*Change the item\* indra ṣoḍaċinn \*etc. so as to read as follows:\* (Vait. ṣoḍaċinn ojaḥ saṁsthaṁ, \*read\* ṣoḍaċinn ojasvāns tvāṁ) deveṣv \*etc.\* | | 26ᵇ | \*Under agne yat te tejas\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. yat te agne tejas. | 246ᵇ | \*Under ukthebhyas tvo\*⁹, \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. ukthebhya. | | | \*Under agne yat te haras\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. yat te agne haras. | 247ᵃ | \*Under ukthebhya\*, \*read\* ukthyāyuvam \*for\* ukthyā yuvam, \*and add the cross-reference:\* Cf. ukthebhyas tvo⁹. | | 37ᵃ | \*Under aja ātmā\* etc., \*cancel the words:\* (BṛhU. mahān). | 258ᵃ | \*Under udapruto nabhasī\*, \*correct\* ApC. 14.28.4ᵉ \*to\* ApC. 14.28.4ᵈ. | | 45ᵃ | \*Under athā devāiḥ\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. yathā devāiḥ. | 267ᵇ | \*Change\* upa mā yantu majjayas \*etc. to\* upa mā yantu majjayas (\*read\* matayas ?) \*etc.\* | | 60ᵃ | \*Under anaḍvān dādhāra\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. mitro dādhāra. | 290ᵃ | \*Under ṛtā vadanto\* etc., \*read\* anṛtaṁ \*for\* amṛtaṁ. | | | \*After the item\* anadyamāno \*etc., insert the item\* anantaṁ lokaṁ paraṁ āruroha TB. 2.5.5.2ᵉ. | 309ᵇ | \*Under āindraḥ ċuṣmo\* etc., \*read\* indrasya \*for\* indrasya. | | 61ᵇ | \*Under anastyā\* etc., \*correct\* svastyā \*ca to\* svastyā cā. | 326ᵃ | \*Under kāle ha viċvā\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. prāṇe ha. | | 74ᵃ | \*Under annaṁ praviṣyāmi\*, \*correct\* prabhāvayiṣyāmi \*to\* bhaviṣyāmi. | 328ᵇ | \*Under kumārī ha\*⁹, \*read\* haye haye \*for\* haye-haye. | | 97ᵇ | \*Under abhy āikṣetāṁ\* etc., \*correct\* bhiyasamāne \*to\* bhiyasāne. | 330ᵃ | \*Under kṛtanānāṁ\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* See pūtanānām. | | 120ᵇ | \*After the item\* ava ċādeṣu \*etc., insert the item\* avaċāṁ vaċiny asi rājñī SMB. 1.1.3ᵈ. | 343ᵇ | \*Under gandharvo dadad\* etc., \*insert after\* dadad \*the words:\* (SMB. PG. ṡdadad). | | 124ᵃ | \*Under avocāma kavaye medhyāya\*, \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. under pra vedhase. | 364ᵃ | \*Under catasro diċaċ\* catasro-vantaradiċā \*etc., add the cross-reference:\* Cf. ahaċ ca rātriċ. | | 130ᵇ | \*Under aċvo na cakrado\* etc., \*read\* RV. \*for\* KV. | 371ᵃ | \*Under chardis tokāya\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. ċarma tokāya. | | 135ᵇ | \*Under askambhane\* etc., \*read\* askambhane \*for\* askam-bhane. | | \*Under chinnam saṁ\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. tan nāu saṁ. | | 138ᵃ | \*Under asmabhyaṁ ca sāubhagam\* etc., \*correct\* TA. 10.1.16ᵈ \*to\* TA. 10.2.1ᵈ. | 374ᵃ | \*Under jamadagnir ṛṣiḥ\*, \*change the word\* ‘Cf.’ \*to\* ‘See.’ | | 140ᵃ | \*Under asmākaṁ bodhy avita tanūnāṁ\*, \*correct\* TA. 10.1.16ᵈ \*to\* TA. 10.2.1ᵈ. | 376ᵇ | \*Under jātavedase sunavāma\* etc., \*correct\* TA. 10.1.16ᵈ \*to\* TA. 10.2.1ᵃ. | | 150ᵇ | \*Under ahaċ ca rātriċ\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. catasro diċaċ. | | \*Under jātavedā yadi\* etc., \*read\* TB. 3.10.5.1ᵃ \*for\* TB. 3.10.5.1ᵇ. | | 155ᵃ | \*Cancel the item\* āgneyam balabhadraṁ ca, \*and insert in the proper order\* āgneyyāṁ \*etc.\* | 392ᵇ | \*After the item\* tat satyam, \*insert the item\* tat satyaṁ arcad upa yajñaṁ na āgāt TB. 3.12.3.3ᵉ. | | 159ᵇ | \*Under ā te hastāu\* etc., \*read\* rabhāmahe \*for\* rabha-mahe. | 395ᵃ | \*Under tad id āsa\* etc., \*fill in the lacuna with the numbers\* 10.3. | | 172ᵃ | \*Under āpas tva dīkṣa\*⁹, \*read\* dīkṣāṇam \*for\* dīkṣā-mānam. | 400ᵇ | \*Under tan na ādityaḥ\* etc., \*insert\* TA. 10.1.7ᶜ, \*and cancel the item\* tan no ādityaḥ \*on p.\* 401ᵃ. | | 184ᵃ | \*Under ārādhyāi\* etc., \*read\* didhiṣupatim \*for\* didhiṣu-patim. | | \*Under tan naḥ sūryaḥ\* etc., \*cancel the words:\* See tan no ādityaḥ. | | 188ᵇ | \*After the item\* ā viveċaparājitaṁ (TA. ċtā) AV. 10.3.27ᵈ. | | \*Under tan nāu saṁdhehy\* etc., \*add the cross-reference:\* Cf. chinnam saṁ dhehy. | | 191ᵃ | \*After the item\* vṛṣā RV. 5.78.9ᵃ. | | | ### [c7.3](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.3) | PAGE & COL. | PAGE & COL. | | 404ᵃ \*After the item tam aṁhasaḥ\* etc., insert the item tam akratuḥ paçyati vitaçokah KU.2.20ᶜ. \*Cf. next.\* | 536ᵇ \*Under namo-nama\* ity etc., \*cancel the hyphen in namo-nama.\* | | | 581ᵇ \*Under pālagali\* etc., \*read haye haye for haye-haye.\* | | \*Under tam akratuṁ\* etc., add ÇvetU.3.20ᶜ and the cross-reference. \*Cf. prec.\* | 583ᵃ \*Under piṇḍhi darbha\* etc., \*read sapatnān me for me sapatnān.\* | | 405ᵃ \*After the item tam astā\* etc., add the item tamas te yantu yatame dviṣanti AV.12.3.49ᵇ. | 632ᵃ \*Under pra su çrutaṁ\* etc., \*insert after çrutaṁ the words: (read pra suçrutaṁ?).\* | | 436ᵃ \*Under tejasā saṁᵒ\*, add the cross-reference: \*Cf. varcasā\* etc. | 649ᵇ \*Under bṛhad indrāya\* etc., add the cross-reference: \*Cf. stotram indrāya.\* | | \*Under tejasvac\* etc., add the cross-reference: \*Cf. varcasvac\* etc. | 665ᵇ \*Under bhandanāsu\*, \*read dhūnomi for dhunomi.\* | | \*Under tejasvad astu\* etc., add the cross-reference: \*Cf. varcasvad\* etc. | 668ᵃ \*Under bhāratīḍe\* etc., add the cross-reference: \*Cf. sarasvatīḍe.\* | | \*Under tejasvān\* etc., add the cross-reference: \*Cf. varcasvān\* etc. | 679ᵃ \*Under madā modāiva\*, \*read MÇ.2.5.1.47 for MÇ.2.5.1.\* | | 437ᵇ \*Under tena cinvānas\* etc., \*cancel all the pāda signs in the citations from VS. TS. MS. and KS.\* | 720ᵇ \*Under mṛtyus tad\* etc., \*add after dhātā the words: (read dhota?).\* | | 443ᵇ \*Cancel the item te yantu yatame dviṣanti.\* | 722ᵃ \*Under medhām āçāsate\*, \*read āçāsata for āçāsate.\* | | 474ᵃ \*Under daha darbha\* etc., \*read sapatnān me for me sapatnān.\* | 722ᵇ \*Under meṣam āraṇyam\* etc., \*read KS.16.17 for KS.16.17ᵃ.\* | | 477ᵇ \*Under divam proṣṭhiᵒ\*, \*read proṣṭhinim for proṣṭhinim.\* | 733ᵃ \*Under yajña namaç\* ca etc., add the cross-reference: \*See çaṁ ca ma.\* | | 484ᵇ \*Under dīrgham āyur vyaçṇayāi\*, \*read 3.6ᵉ for 3.6ᵈ.\* | 733ᵇ \*Under yajña çivo\* etc., \*insert JB.2.41(40) after saṁtiṣṭhasva.\* | | 487ᵇ \*After the item dūramgamaṁ\* etc., insert the item dūraṁ nayatu gobhyaḥ AV.6.59.3ᵈ. | 735ᵃ \*Under yajña sviṣṭo\* etc., \*insert JB.2.41(40) after saṁtiṣṭhasva.\* | | 495ᵃ \*Under devā ājyapā juṣāṇā\* etc., add the cross-reference: \*See svāhā devā ājyapā juṣāṇā.\* | \*Under yajñāriṣṭo\* etc., \*insert JB.2.41(40) after saṁtiṣṭhasva.\* | | 516ᵇ \*Under dhanānāṁ indra\* etc., \*insert AV. before 20.68.9ᶜ.\* | 748ᵃ \*Under yathā sā rāṣṭraᵒ\*, \*read yathāsā for yathā sā.\* | | 519ᵃ \*Under dhātuḥ prasādān\* etc., \*insert after içam the variant (KU. ātmanaḥ) and add KU.2.20ᵈ; ÇvetU.3.20ᵈ.\* | \*Under yathāso mitraᵒ\*, \*read yathāsā for yathā sā.\* | | 535ᵃ \*Under name tad\* etc., \*insert after name the words: (read na me?).\* | 855ᵃ \*Under vāci visṛje\*, add the cross-reference: \*Cf. svāhā vāci.\* | | | 958ᵇ \*Under sa te māsthāt\*, \*cancel the words: (text editions, erroneously, mā sthāt).\* | | | 959ᵇ \*Under satyaṁ pūrvāir\* etc., \*correct ApÇ.16.26.6ᶜ,12 to ApÇ.16.26.6ᶜ,12ᶜ.\* | ### [c7.4](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.4) THE END ### [c7.5](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.5) Harvard Oriental Series ### [c7.6](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.6) EDITED, WITH THE COÖPERATION OF VARIOUS SCHOLARS, BY ### [c7.7](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.7) CHARLES ROCKWELL LANMAN ### [c7.8](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.8) PROFESSOR OF SANSKRIT IN HARVARD UNIVERSITY ### [c7.9](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.9) Published by Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts ### [c7.10](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.10) United States of America ### [c7.11](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.11) \* \* A copy of any one of these volumes (except VII., VIII., and X., which are too heavy to be transmitted through the American Post-office) may be obtained directly, postage paid, anywhere within the limits of the Universal Postal Union by sending a Postal Order for the price as given below, to The Publication Agent of Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America, or, preferably, to Ginn and Company or to Harrassowitz. ### [c7.12](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.bloomfield-1906.c7.12) \* \* Orders from America may best be addressed to Messrs. 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