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

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INDEX TO PARTS I AND II.
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animal (victim), fivefold, II, 34; sa-
crifice, 162 seq. anointment of Dikshita with fresh
butter, II, 13; of his eyes with Traikakuda ointment, 14 ; of the sacrificial stake, 170; of the
victim, 183. antabpata, peg, II, 111. antaryâma (graha), II, 257 seq. ; is
the night and offered at sunrise,
261; offered entirely, 263. anabandhyâ, barren cow slaughtered
at Soma-sacrifice, I, 379; II, 217; maiträvaruni, 387, 391 seq.; vaisvadevi and bårhas-
patya, 388. anumantrana, 1, 124, 154. anushrubh, metre, is speech, II, 21,
Aruna Aupavesi, I, introd. xli, 313, Aruni, I, 14; Takshan recites for
him, 335; arranger of Subrah
manyà litany, 11, 82, 413. Arunmukhas, 1, 57. Arurmaghas, I, 57. Arvâvasu, I, 137. Asat Pâmsava, resides with man, I,
338. Åshadba Sâvayasa, I, 4.
anuvákyâ, invitatory prayer, I, 119,
135, 170 seq., 195. anuvashatkâra, II, 351. anuyaga, after-offering; three at
baviryagña, 1, 80, 230 seq., 445; nine at Vaisvadeva, Varunapraghâsâb, &c., 390, 404, 418; eleven at animal offerings, II,
210. anvâhârya, 1, 7, 49. anyâhâryapakana fire (dakshinâgni),
I, 339; when taken out from
Garhapatya, 340. anvâ-rabh, II, 40. anvârambhaniya-ishti, 1, 7, 386; II,
40. apâna, I, 120. apasalavi (apadakshina), I, 441; re
ferring to the Fathers, II, 29. Åpastamba, 1, introd. xxxix seq. aponaptrîya sakta, II, 232. apri-hymns, I, introd. xv; II, 185. apsu-dikshâ, II, 5. apsushomâb, II, 373. Aptoryâma, II, 398. Aptya, I, 47 seq. apûpa, cake, I, 317. apyayana, strengthening of Soma.
plants, I, 178; II, 100, 103. arani, I, 275; are held while the
prâkîna-vamsa is approved of,
11, 5. Araru, I, 57. arbhava, or tritiya pavamâna stotra,
II, 315. Arguni (phalguni), nakshatra, I, 285. årsbeya, 1, 115.
asråvana (sraushat), I, 132, 140, 142
seq. Asuras, contend against gods, I, 54;
by speech (numerals), 153; divide the world with gods, 59 seq.; have darkness and magic (mâyâ) assigned to them by Pragàpati, 362; defile plants, 370; deprived of intelligible) speech, II, 31; build three strongholds, one in each world, 105; bury magic charms, 135; the blood spirting out from
victims is their share, 193. Asuri, 1, introd. xxxv, 169, 300, 432,
448; II, 349. asvavâla-grass, 11, 89. âsvina-graha, II, 272 seq.; drawn in
the tenth place and offered in the third, 276, 312; shape of
cup, 278. Asvins, Adhvaryus of gods, I, 16, 53;
II, 276; wander about on earth performing cures, 274 seq.; are
heaven and earth, 276. Atharvangirah, I, 38. atigrâhya (graha), II, 402 seq. atikbandas, II, 66, 380. Atirâtra, II, 398. Atithyeshti (guest-offering to Soma),
11, 51, 85 seq. Åtreya, II, 346. Atri, etymology, I, 131; hotri of
Rishis, II, 346. Atyagnishtoma, II, 398. audgrabhana, II, 20. audumbari. 'See udumbara post. Aupoditeya (Tuminga Vaiyaghapa
dya), I, 271. austerity (tapas), world conquered
by, II, 111. avabhritha, expiatory bath, I, 406;
II, 378; sâlâvabhritha, 115. avadana, portion, I, 191.
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