Zend Avesta Part 01

SR No.: 007671
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: James Darmesteter
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1895
Total Pages: 2695
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 49 MB

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VISHNU.
LXXI, 1.
food are on his hands or face, nor in the day-time, nor in the twilight, nor upon ashes, nor in a place soiled (by excrements and the like), nor in a wet place, nor on the top of a mountain.
LXXI. 1. Now he must not contemn any one (whether of equal rank, or of higher or lower rank than himself)
LXXI. 1. M. IV, 135; Y. I, 153. — 2. M. IV, 141. – 3. Gaut. II, 17. - 4. Gobh. III, 5, 29. — 4-6. M. IV, 17, 18; Y. I, 129, 123. – 8. M. IV, 19. - 9. M. IV, 34; Âpast. I, 11, 30, 13; Gaut. IX, 3. - 11. Gobh. III, 5, 15. — 13-16. M. IV, 36; Y. I, 133. – 14. Sankh. IV, II, 21. — 17-21. M. IV, 37. - 17, 18. Par. II, 7, 6; Sânkh. IV, 11, 2; Âpast. I, 11, 31, 20. — 23. Pâr. II, 7, 8; M. IV, 38. - 25. M. IV, 43. — 26. Asv. III, 9, 6; Sânkh. IV, 11, 1; M. IV, 53; Y. I, 135; Gaut. IX, 48.- 32-35. M. IV, 56, 53; Y. I, 137. — 36, 37. M. IV, 54, 53; Y. I, 137. - 39. M. IV, 65. - 40. Apast. II, 8, 20, II; Gaut. IX, 32. — 42, 43. M. IV, 70; Âpast. I, 11, 32, 28; Gaut. IX, 51. — 44. M. IV, 69. — 45. M. IV, 74; Y. I, 138; Gaut. II, 17. - 46. M. IV, 69. – 47. M. IV, 66; Gaut. IX, 4, 5. — 48–52. M. IV, 80. — 53. Sänkh. IV, 12, 18; M. IV, 82. — 54. M. IV, 250 ; Y. I, 214. - 55. M. IV, 55. — 56. M. IV, 57; Y. I, 138. - 58. M. IV, 57; Sankh. IV, II, 6.- 59. Sankh. IV, 11, 6; Gaut. IX, 16. - 60. M. IV, 58. — 61, 62. Äpast. I, 11, 31, 9, 10. — 62. Pâr. II, 7, 14; M. IV, 59; Y. I, 140; Gaut. IX, 23. — 63-68. M. IV, 60, 61. — 69-71. M. IV, 63, 64. - 70. Pâr. II, 7, 3. – 72–74. M. IV, 138; Y. I, 132. — 75. Y. I, 153. — 76. M. IV, 137; Y. I, 153. — 77. M. IV, 94. — 79. M. IV, 144. - 80, 81. M. IV, 164. — 82. M. VIII, 299. — 83. M. IV, 135; Y. I, 153. - 84, 85. M. IV, 176; Y. I, 156.- 86. M. IV, 150. — 87. M. IV, 2, 246; Gaut. IX, 73. — 90. M. IV, 155; Y. I, 154. - 91, 92. M. IV, 156, 158.
1. This chapter treats of the duties of a Snataka (see XXVIII, 42, note). The particle atha, 'now,' however, signifies that some of these duties are common to the Snataka and to the householder, whose special duties have been treated in the previous chapters. (Nand.)
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