Satapatha Bramhana Part 02

SR No.: 007678
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Julius Eggeling
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1885
Total Pages: 2521
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 44 MB

Page 1575

484
THE TEXTS OF CONFUCIANISM.
the staff on the third day, 180; taken captive, 178; two Great they abstained from food for chiefs, 113 (and note); best three days, 183, 375; three trees, the, 394 ; concubines, occasions for abstinence, 184 ; case of, 457; victims, 459; months' keeping from nuptial towels in bathing, iv, 5; subchamber, 192; condoling visits jects not treated as subjects, of ruler, 194; shells put in 88; torches in ruler's hall, in mouth of officer, and sacrifice mourning, 178; two prisoners of Repose thrice offered for liberated by Kwan Kung, 168 ; him, 164; three things about baskets of grain by coffin of his learning that occasion sor- officer, 197; elements in man's row to superior men, 166; spe- constitution, the, 231; surcial sacrifices of Great officer, names united by marriage, 264, 207; things specially important 428; elements in ceremony at a sacrifice, 341; great re- and music, 276; days' abstilationships and their functions, nence on mother's death, 386. 363-4 ; points having no positive existence, 278-9, and their five Union, the Grand, period of, iii, 365-6. effects, 280-1 ; universal virtues, Unity, the Grand, iii, 386-8 (and note). 313; things essential to cultivation of character, 314; hundred Verifications, the various, i, 147-9 ceremonies and three thousand (and notes). modes of demeanour, 323 ; iü, Victims and offerings, of, i, 134, 183, 404; ways in which the virtues 194, 306, 317, 323, 325, 332-4, of humanity appear, 333; a 343, 387-9, 401, 419-20, 445 ; visitor only advances after three iii, 226-7, 338 (the satisfying salutations, and an officer leaves offerings, dark and bright), 347the state when his advice has 8, 369-72, 398, 408, 411-2, 416been thrice rejected, 346; 9, 428, 435-7, 446; iv, 35, 8o. dressing the corpse commenced Visits between princes, iv, 274. The three days after death, 377; ceremony of friendly missions three quavers in wailing, 386; or visits, iv, 458-64. shăng in fabric of coarsest sackcloth, 388; reason for the Wailing, see Mourning rites. three years' mourning, 394; Walking, rules in, iii, 68, 244; iv, 25-6. "horses' in game of pitch-pot, Wedges, double, use of, ji, 158; iv, 399.
196-7. Tranquillity Small, the period of, ii, Widow, a, should not wail at night, 366-7.
iv, 299; and one should not Tribute, of Yu,' the, i, 63-76; arti- have interviews with her son, cles of tribute, iii, 420.
298 ; iii, 78. Twelve pendants of royal cap, iv, 1; Wife, the correct, will not marry
streamers of LQ banner, 32; again, i, 435; iii, 439. shăng in fabric of five months. Wild tribes, the, and their characmourning, 388; strips of cloth teristics, iii, 299-30; they had in the Long dress, 395; mouths, different languages, and interpitch-tubes, articles of diet, iii, preters were used in communi382.
cating with them, ib.; their Twenty, the age for capping, iii, 79, et places at an audience, iv, 30.
al., and for marriage of girls, 478, Witch, exposing a, in the sun, iii, 201. Two, living animals in introductory
presents, i, 40; characters in a Yi King, history of, from twelfth name, case of, iii, 93, 190; century B. c. to the commencegrounds for a certain wailing, ment of the Christian era, ii, 150; hair of two colours (turn- 1-9; the subject matter of the ing grey), men with, not to be Text, with the lineal figures
Digitized by Google