Stud. Rudra, taking aim, pierced him. 12.Part1, Book 1 and 2, Clarendon Press, 1882; reprint by Motilal Banarsidass, 1972. ', Next: I, 8, 1. For on the front side stand the cattle facing the sacrificer: hence he would impose the power of Rudra on the cattle, if he were to carry it along the front side, and his (the sacrificer's) household and cattle would be overwhelmed. This is the price Hindus have to pay for not studying their Scriptures, allowing others to insult them. Bracketted numbering added mechanically. 1:7:4:99. thus (thinking) he united with her. The Kânva recension, however, puts in here, 'but let him not do so,' which is evidently understood in our text also. Moriz Winternitz, A History of Indian Literature (Vol.I), Second edition 1972. the Brahman mutters thus (Vâg. And thus it came to pass. Satapatha (also, Śatapatha, shatapatha) translates to “hundred paths”. Let him not carry it (to the Brahman) along the front (east) side of the Âhavanîya fire); (though) some, it is true, do carry it along the front side. if he choose; or, if he choose, he may omit it. 209:1 For other versions of this legend about Pragâpati (Brahman)'s illicit passion for his daughter, which, as Dr. Muir suggests, probably refers to some atmospheric phenomenon, see Ait. .,'--thereby he has recourse to Savitri for his impulsion (prasava), for he is the impeller (prasavitri) of the gods;--'to Brihaspati, the Brahman,'--for Brihaspati, assuredly, is the Brahman of the gods: hence he announces that (sacrifice) to him who is the Brahman of the gods; and accordingly he says, 'to Brihaspati, the Brahman.' Pûshan tasted it: it knocked out his teeth. daughter,--either the Sky or the Dawn 1. He then rinses his mouth with water;--water is (a means of) purification: hence he purifies himself with water, (that is, a means of) purification. This, assuredly, was a sin in the eyes of the gods. Sr. V, 20, 5; Ait. the sacrifice, so that he thereby again obtains a hold on the sacrifice: and this is the expiation of that (breach of silence). Perhaps this is part of the speech of the gods, being a kind of indirect address to Rudra in order to avoid naming the terrible god. A new edition is being prepared by J.R. 1:7:4:1515. In relation to the Satapatha Brahmana, a reference such as '14.1.2' means 'Kanda 14, Adhyaya 1, Brahmana 2', or in English, 'Book 14, Chapter 1, Explanation 2'. II, 1, 2, 9, with note. This page contains the text of the 1st brahmana of kanda XII, adhyaya 7. Cf. First Kânda - The Darsapûrnamâsa-Ishtî or New And Full-Moon Sacrifices. 'Impel (influence) this for me!' Description. Hillebrandt, Neu- and Vollmondsopfer, p. 135, apparently proposes to combine manogûtir 'des Geistes Schnelligkeit.' SHOW ALL. Cf. and Savitri, the impeller, impelled it for him; and, impelled by Savitri, it did not injure him; so now also this one (the Brahman) hastes to Savitri for his impulsion,--for, assuredly, Savitri is the impeller of the gods,--and says 'impel this for me!' Clarified butter, fruit and animal sacrifices were made, as prescribed by the Satapatha Brahmana (Eggeling vol. Text converted to Unicode (UTF-8). IN COLLECTIONS. Now the Brahman, assuredly, is the best physician: hence the Brahman thereby restores the sacrifice; but, if he were to sit there talking, he would not restore it: he must therefore maintain silence. 1:7:4:1212. They said (to one another), 'Think of some means by which that (part of the sacrifice torn out with the dart) may not be lost, and how it may be but a small portion of the offering itself! After piercing the incarnation of Pragâpati's sin, he asked, and obtained, the boon that he should henceforth be the ruler of cattle. We here offer Chapters 1-8 of Book 1 of the Taittiriya Samhita as PDF files in Devanagari:. Br. (Rudra); for Pragâpati, doubtless, is this sacrifice. 1:7:4:2020. XLIV:1-131). SEVENTH BRÂHMANA. edited by Subramania Sarma, Chennai 2004-2005, based on Grantha manuscripts and on these works: ... Book 1: 1-8, Book 2: 1-6, Book 3: 1-5, Book 4: 1-7, Book 5: 1-7, Book 6: 1-6, Book 7: 1-5. XII:1-262, vol. Weber, Ind. The four Vedas are the highest authortity of the Hindu lifestyle revolving around four castes (viz., Brahmana, Ksatriya, Vaishya and Shudra). University of Toronto - Robarts Library. Maitreyee Deshpande. He toiled and practised fervid devotion. First Brâhma. This was thought to be a central ritual, which preceded many other sacrificial rituals outlined in the Brahmanas (Eggeling vol. II, 306) and Yâska Nir. 2. 4:5:2. Tags Aswamedha, Brahmana, Hinduism, Kausalya, Lord Ram, Putrakameshti, Rama, Ramayana, Religion, Shatapatha Brahmana, Vedas; About Ramanan. This is Volume XII of the Sacred Books of the East. took it round to Pûshan. La dernière modification de cette page a été faite le 6 octobre 2019 à 14:14. 8:7:3:2 2. You will listen to my advice by preparing a ship; and when the flood has risen you shall enter into the ship, and I will save you from it.' Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. The significance of this (including in relation to astronomy) can be seen in the following verses of that passage: III, 35; IV, 30. Dr. Muir translates: The gods said, "This god, who rules over the beasts, commits a transgression in that he acts thus to his own daughter, our sister: pierce him through."' They bring him the Brahman's portion 1. Br. FOURTH BRÂHMANA. According to 19, however, this is optional (except when the Brahman does not eat the prâsitra immediately). and Savitri, the impeller, impels it for him; and, impelled by Savitri, it does not injure him. He eats 2 the fore-portion, with the text (Vâ;. Le texte décrit avec de nombreux détails la préparation des autels, des objets cérémoniels, les récitations rituelles, et la libation de soma, ainsi que la portée symbolique de chaque aspect des rituels. 1: The buyer can select the IGNCA publications (books / DVDs / Multimedia CDs/DVDs etc.) When he (the Adhvaryu) says, 'Brahman, shall I step forward?' II, 2, 20, the Brahman, having rinsed the p. 214 vessel [or, according to the comment, the two prâsitraharana, one of which is used as lid to the other], touches his navel, with the text (Vâg. The Satapatha-brâhmana, according to the text of the Mâdhyandina school Item Preview ... download 1 file . Satapatha Brahmana 10:4:2:23 states the following: "He arranged the Rik-verses into twelve thousand of Brihatîs, for of that extent are the verses created by Prajapati. 1:7:4:1313. Enter the stomach of Indra, being offered with "Hail!" He must not chew it with his teeth: 'lest this power of Rudra should injure my teeth!' FOURTH BRÂHMANA. 1:7:4:1818. This (became) the chant (uktha) called âgnimâruta 4; in (connection with). Pierce him!' Clarified butter, fruit and animal sacrifices were made, as prescribed by the Satapatha Brahmana (Eggeling vol. Bracketted numbering added mechanically. S. p. 58): 'With Mitra's eye I look on thee!'. The addition of a fourth digit at the end (e.g. In the Kânva MS. some words seem to have been omitted at this particular place. The Satapatha Brahmana 4 Volume Set Sanskrit Text with English Translation, Notes & Index. According to the Ait. Convert currency. This portion is notable for the description of the story of the flood of Manu. He now throws loose soil (on the layer); for the loose soil means flesh: he thus covers him (Agni) with flesh. 1:7:4. Br. S. II, 12), 'This thy sacrifice, O divine Savitri, they have announced . Kashyap (2017), Ashtaka 1, Prapathaka 2, Anuvaka 5, Verses 1-7 Page of the Taittiriya Samhita . 209:2 The construction here is irregular. This is a Facsimile PDF. The text contains details on altar-constructions, mantra recitation and various other topics. The Kaushît. Bhaga (Savitri) looked at it: it burnt out his eyes 3. 211:2 According to Kaushît. The Satapatha-brahmana dates to at least the first millenium B.C. XLIV:1-131). 1 2, 14 have nirgaghâna, 'it knocked out his eyes.' Pragâpati conceived a passion for his own. III, 4, 7, the prâsitra, or (Brahman's) fore-portion, is to be of the size of a barley-corn or a pippala (Ficus Religiosa) berry. SATAPATHA-BRAHMANA 7 Data input by H.S. so (he thinks), and therefore he must not chew it with his teeth. Let him therefore cross over in this way (behind the paridhis); for thus he does not impose Rudra's power on the cattle and he removes that (dart) sideways 4. Savitri, as the impeller, accordingly impelled it for him, and being thus impelled by Savitri, it did not injure him: and thus it was henceforth appeased. S. II, 13]: 'May his mind delight in the gushing (of the) butter 1!' II, 2, 15, he first looks at it, with the text (Vâg. Br. Settle down above my navel! par. — Taittiriya Brahmana, translated by R.L. They said, 'It has not yet become appeased here: take it round to Brihaspati 2!' gushatâm âgyasya.' 8:7:3:1 1. 212:1 According to Kâty. he said. 4:1:4. Along with rituals, the Satapatha Brahmana details creation myths, such as the Flood of Manu (Eggeling vol. XLIV:1-131). 17.7.3 .11) refers to the verse number. [1897], at sacred-texts.com. Hence they say, 'Pûshan is toothless;' and therefore, when they prepare a mess of boiled rice (karu) 1 for Pûshan, they prepare it from ground rice, as is done for one toothless. 1:7:4:1919. See also IV, 5, I, 8. I am in doubt as to whether p. 213 enam (which is omitted in the Kânva text) really refers to Rudra's dart. In Indra's stomach I make thee settle!'. Why … May he restore the sacrifice uninjured!' Thereupon it said, 'In such and such a year that flood will come. He (the Brahman) must maintain silence (from the time he takes his seat on being elected) 2 up to that speech (of the Adhvaryu), 'Brahman, shall I step forward?' in the prâsitraharana, or pan which is to receive the Brahman's portion. If he should utter any human sound before that time, let him there and then mutter some Rik or Yagus-text addressed to Vishnu; for Vishnu is. 209:3 Viz., Rig-veda X, 61, 7, where verses 5-7 contain the first allusion to this legend. This was thought to be a central ritual, which preceded many other sacrificial rituals outlined in the Brahmanas (Eggeling vol. Satapatha Brahmana Part 1 (SBE12), Julius Eggeling tr. Mix not with my food! Date of Origin. II, 2, 17, he previously puts it down on the shoulder of the altar, with the text (Vâg. W.P Lehmann and H. Ratanajoti, Typological syntactical Characteristics of the Śatapathabrāhmaṇa, JIES 3:147-160. Gardner.] 214:1 The Brahman's regular portion (brahmabhâga) of the sacrificial food is cut, like the prâsitra or fore-portion (which apparently he receives as the representative of Brihaspati), from Agni's cake. They lay hands on the barren cow 1, and having laid hands on it, they quiet it. 13.8.3.4 Via VS 35.7, from RV 10.18.1 átha káñcidaaha etaam díshamánavaanantsRtvaá kumbhám prakSiiyaáNaprekSamaaNa ehiíti tátra japati páram mRtyo ánu párehi pánthaaM yáste anya ítaro devayaánaat cákSuSmate shRNvaté te braviimi maá nah- prajaáM riiriSo mo&tá viiraaníti jyogjiivaátumevai&bhya etadaáshaaste tátho haiSaamékaikó'paro jarásaanupraiti . Used. 1:7:4:2 2. I am inclined to read gûter [cf. Br. 1:7:4:1717. They said, 'Take it round to Bhaga (Savitri, the Patron), who sits on the south side (of the sacrificial ground): Bhaga will eat it by way of fore-portion 2, so that it may be as though it were offered.' According to the Monier-Williams Sanskrit dictionary, ‘Brahmana’ means: 1. Pragâpati desired, 'Might I perform a horse-sacrifice 1?' [He does so] after having laid down the bricks;--the bricks are the bone: he thus covers the bone with flesh. 300 BCE, Mid-Outer Eurasia) ... 4. description: … (This file is to be used with a UTF-8 font and your browser's VIEW configuration set to UTF-8.) Stud. 1) Taittirya Samhita with the commentary of Sayana (complete). 1:7:4:55. Besides, the idâ with which he now proceeds representing the cattle, he thereby guards the cattle from the rudriya, cf. Le Śatapatha brāhmaṇa (Les Brahmana en cent parties) est un texte religieux en prose rédigé dans l' Inde antique, et qui décrit des rituels, mythes et histoires védiques associés avec l’ Yajur-Véda. Texts relating to the taittiriya shakha of the krishna yajur veda. Pragâpati conceived a passion for his own. 1:7:4:22. THIRD BRÂHMANA. ', 1:7:4:66. The hollow part of the vessel is to be either of the shape of a (hand-)mirror, i.e. 213:1 According to Kâty. (quoted from The Satapatha Brahmana, translated by J. Eggeling, part III (V,3,1,1-13), Oxford 1894, pp. 212:2 There is no indication in the text of two different practices being here referred to. thus (thinking) he united with her. Vous pouvez partager vos connaissances en l’améliorant (comment ?) 1:3:4:1 - 1. download 19 Files download 11 Original. 209:4 The âgnimâruta is one of the sâstras recited at the evening libation of the Soma-sacrifice; and made up chiefly of a hymn addressed to Agni Vaisvânara and one to the Maruts; and [following the stotriya and anurûpa pragâtha] a hymn to Gâtavedas; [and one to the Âpas, followed by various detailed p. 210 verses or couplets]; viz., Rig-veda III, 3, 'vaisvânarâya prithupâgase,' &c., and I, 87, 'pratvakshasah pratavaso,' &c.; [Rig-veda I, 168, 1-2, stotriya; VII, 16, II-32, anurûpa]; and Rig-veda I, 143, 'pratavyasîm navyasîm,' &c. (and X, 9, 'âpo hi shthâ mayobhuvas,' &c.) respectively, at the Agnishtoma (and first day of the dvâdasâha). --'Therefore prosper the sacrifice, prosper the lord of sacrifice, prosper me!' Achetez et téléchargez ebook The Satapatha Brahmana: Part II: Books III and IV (English Edition): Boutique Kindle - Hinduism : Amazon.fr Satapatha Brahmana Part II (SBE26), Julius Eggeling tr. with a round bowl, or of that of a kamasa or jug, i.e. Let him cut off (for the fore-portion) ever so small a piece 1: thus the dart comes out; let him therefore cut off ever so small a piece. He should (according to some) put clarified butter on one side only, either below or above: thus that which is hard becomes soft and flows forth; and for this reason he should put butter on one side only, either below or above. COPYRIGHT AND TERMS OF USAGE AS FOR SOURCE FILE. Accordingly it has been said by the Rishi 3 with reference to that (incident), 'When the father embraced his daughter, uniting with her, he dropped his seed on the earth.' [1900] 11:2:4. Text converted to Unicode (UTF-8). THIS GRETIL TEXT FILE IS FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY! --he thereby restores what was torn asunder.--'May all the gods rejoice here!' 'He who acts thus towards his own daughter, our sister, [commits a sin],' they thought. Ananthanarayana and W. P. Lehman. Eighth Adhyâya. Max Müller, The Satapatha-Brahmana, Madhyandina School,Vol. 11:2:4:2 2. also makes them first take the prâsitra to Savitri, and when it cut his hands, they gave him two golden ones. 212:3 Viz. Kanda XII, adhyaya 7… The Sanskrit brahmanas are commentaries on the Vedas, detailling the vedic rituals and various legends. [He continues, Vâg. from the above mentioned series (lists) and details of the publications with the payment (as per the details given in the payment mode) receipt / DD can be sent to Dr. Advaitavadini Kaul on the address mentioned below. Now when he cuts off the fore-portion, he cuts out what is injured in the sacrifice,--what belongs to Rudra. Those (priests) who, in the midst of the sacrifice, perform the idâ, which represents the domestic offerings (pâkayagña) 3, tear the sacrifice to pieces, injure it. A serial presentation of the Satapatha Brahmana, translated by Julius Eggeling in 1882. 1:7:4:44. Satapatha Brahmana Part 1 (SBE12), Julius Eggeling tr. 9. He may add, 'Step forward!' Quantity available: 1. See Âsv. SATAPATHA-BRAHMANA 4 Data input by H.S. As regards the fore-portion, that they have already brought to him and he has eaten it. 1:7:4:1010. Brahmana (or Brāhmaṇam, Sanskrit: ब्राह्मणम्) can be loosely translated as ‘explanations of sacred knowledge or doctrine’ or ‘Brahmanical explanation’. This was found, quoting the Satapatha Brahmana,Ramayana. 211:3 The consistent use of derivations from one and the same root (pra-su) in this and similar passages is, of course, quite as artificial in Sanskrit as must be any imitation of it in English. TORRENT download. description: … Summary: The English translation of the Satapatha Brahmana, including annotations and footnotes. Those who know Sanskrit and the Sathapatha Brahmana may contribute on this issue. THIS GRETIL TEXT FILE IS FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY! 1:7:4:33. Stud. Muir, Original Sanskrit Texts, IV, p. 45; I, p. 107. Ath.-veda XIX, 58, 1: ghritasya gûtih samânâ]. It soon became a large fish. In Indian mathematics: Vedic number words and geometry …have been decimal, in the Satapatha Brahmana (c. 1000 bce; “Vedic Exegesis of a Hundred Paths”) there is an interesting sequence of divisions of 720 bricks into groups of successively smaller quantities, with the explicit exclusion of all divisors that are multiples of numbers which are relatively prime to 60… Mitra and Varuna, forsooth, are his intelligence and will; and as such belonging to his self: whenever he desires anything in his mind, as 'Would that this were mine! And thus it came to pass. 211:4 He thereby averts the evil effects of the act which is connected with Rudra, 'the terrible god;' see p. 2, note 2. Along with rituals, the Satapatha Brahmana details creation myths, such as the Flood of Manu (Eggeling vol. Published by New Bharatiya Book Corporation (2008) ISBN 10: 8183150985 ISBN 13: 9788183150989. VI, 10, they took it from Pûshan to Indra, as the mightiest and-strongest of the gods; and he appeased it with prayer (brahman); whence the Brahman (in taking the prâsitra) says, 'Indra is Brahman.' IX, p. 216. S. II, 11 d), 'With Agni's mouth I eat thee!' This, then, is essentially the same as the fore-portion. Satapatha Brahmana Part II (SBE26), Julius Eggeling tr. On the underlayer' of butter, see I, 7, 2, 8. Kâty. 1:7:4:1111. 13:1:7:1 1. ‘Explanations of sacred knowledge or doctrine [especially] for the use of the Brāhmans in their sacrifices’. The Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa("Brāhmaṇaof one hundred parts") is a prose text describing Vedicrituals, history and mythology associated with the Śukla Yajurveda. They accordingly took it round to Bhaga, who sat on the south side. According to Harisvâmin it would seem that our passage has to he understood to the effect that the composition of the âgnimâruta sâstra shows the order of beings which the gods caused to spring forth from the seed. Satapatha Brahmana Part V (SBE44), Julius Eggeling tr. Having (nevertheless 2) made an underlayer of butter 3 and a double cutting from the oblation (havis), he pours butter on the upper side of it; for it is only in this way that this becomes part of the sacrifice. 210:3 'Nirdadâha.' Part I of the Satapatha Brahamana translation, containing Books I and II. The Kaushît. 'May I pair with her!' Ananthanarayana and W. P. Lehman. And in like manner as Brihaspati then hasted to Savitri for his impulsion,--for, assuredly, Savitri is the impeller of the gods,--and said, 'Impel this for me!' 211:1 Karu, in the ordinary sense of the word, is a potful of rice (barley, &c.) grains boiled, or rather steamed (antarûshmapakva), so as to remain whole, as in Indian curry. When the anger of the gods subsided, they cured Pragâpati and cut out that dart of this. (This file is to be used with a UTF-8 font and your browser's VIEW configuration set to UTF-8.) 1:7:4:1414. 1:7:4:2121. 215:1 ? See also Sat. After he has rinsed the vessel 3,--. 1:7:4:2222. The omentum having been pulled out 2, let him tell (the slaughterer) to search groping for an embryo. Satapatha Brahmana Part IV (SBE43), Julius Eggeling tr. 1:7:4:88. £ 456.48. [1885] p. 391. 8:7:3. The Satapatha Brahmana Part 1 Julius Eggeling. Mahîdhara interprets: 'May the rushing (eager) mind devote itself to the butter!' Br. XII:1-262, vol. VI, 10 (Ind. with a square bowl (p. 7, note 1). 13:1:7. Brihaspati hasted to Savitri for his impulsion (influence, prasava 3), for assuredly Savitri is the impeller (prasavitri) of the gods. They accordingly. S. p. 58), 'I put you down, on the navel of the earth, in the lap of Aditi!' Shipping: £ 5. Perhaps gushatâm has to be taken in a transitive sense: 'May the gushing of the butter delight the mind. Satapatha Brahmana (ca. VIII, 2, 10; cf. FOURTH BRÂHMANA. They said, 'It has not yet become appeased here: take it round to Pûshan!' Le Śatapatha brāhmaṇa (Les Brahmana en cent parties) est un texte religieux en prose rédigé dans l'Inde antique, et qui décrit des rituels, mythes et histoires védiques associés avec l’Yajur-Véda. In this there is nothing that requires explanation. Book: 1 Book1 It having been quieted 2, he says (to the slaughterer), 'Pull out the omentum!' III, 33, and Tândya Br. Les Brahmanas (sanskrit : ब्राह्मण (Brāhmaṇa)) [1], sont des explications rituelles du Brahman fondamental, contenant des commentaires de prose sur les textes védiques [2].Ils sont considérés comme des textes annexes aux quatre Védas ; d'ailleurs de nombreuses écoles philosophiques en Inde avaient leur propre brahmana. selon les recommandations des projets correspondants. In the Brahman's portion which they now bring to him, he obtains his own share; and henceforth he watches what remains incomplete of the sacrifice: for this reason they bring him the Brahman's portion. Vyakhyana: Dans les œuvres de Brahmana telles que le Shatapatha Brahmana (6.7.4.6), «le mot vyakhyana est également un synonyme du mot couramment utilisé brahmana». XLIV:1-131). The Brahman, in truth, sits south of the sacrifice, as its guardian. 5. Weber, Ind. COPYRIGHT AND TERMS OF USAGE AS FOR SOURCE FILE. By the mind, assuredly, all this (universe) is obtained (or pervaded, âptam): hence he thereby obtains this All by the mind.--'May Brihaspati spread (carry through) this sacrifice! 'May I pair with her!' 'Mano gûtir [gyotir, Kânva rec.] p. 209. daughter,--either the Sky or the Dawn 1. I might do this!' Canadian Libraries. 210:1 According to Ait. The gods then said to this god who rules over the beasts (Rudra) 2, 'This one, surely, commits a sin who acts thus towards his own daughter, our sister. this it is set forth how the gods caused that seed to spring 1. that is intelligence; and whenever that is accomplished, that is will 4. They accordingly took it round to Brihaspati. This passage (10.4.2.1-18) is noted by Kak as having 'exactly 15 factors (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 16, 18, 20, 24)'. 214:3 According to the scholiast, it represents the pâkayagña or domestic (cooked) offerings, because at the latter, as in the idâ, the remains of the offerings are eaten. 4:1:4:1 1. S. p. 58), 'May the deities there are in the waters purify this! The full moon, doubtless, is the same as that burning (sun), for he, indeed, is full day by day; and the new moon (darsa) is the same as the moon, for he appears (dars), as it were. Br. [1882], at sacred-texts.com, 1:7:4:11. 11:2:4:1 1. He sits facing that portion. --'all the gods,' doubtless, means the All: hence he thereby restores (the sacrifice) by means of the All. Half of his seed fell to the ground. 213:3 According to Kâty. Ascribed to the sage Tittiri (or Taittiri), the Taittiriya Brahmana of the Taittiriya Shakha consists of three Ashtakas (books or parts) of commentaries on the performance of Vedic sacrificial rituals , astronomy , and information about the gods. ', 1:7:4:77. He (the Brahman) receives 1 it, with the text (Vâg. 212:4 'Tiryag evainam nirmimîte.' Frankfurt a/M, 31.1.1997 / 28.2.1998 / 21.6.1998 / 14.10.1999 / 1.6.2000 / 7.12.2008 / 21.4.2012 [For books1-11 and13-14, this is a provisional edition, word boundaries that occur within akṣaras being ignored and accents being marked only where the printed text has an anudātta. S. II, 11 b, c), 'At the impulse (prasava) of the divine Savitri I receive thee with the arms of the Asvins, with the hands of Pûshan!'. 59-65) Satapatha Brahmana: Rajasuya, the Royal Consecration in Vedic India. SECOND BRÂHMANA. 213:2 According to Kâty. II, p. 307. Eggeling was translator and editor of the Satapatha Brahmana in 5 volumes[1] of the monumental Sacred Books of the East series edited by Max Müller, author of the main article on Sanskrit in the Encyclopædia Britannica, and curator of the University Library from 1900 to 1913. above I, 7, 3, 21. Thereupon he touches water: water is (a means) of lustration, hence he lustrates by means of water 4. Hardcover. 4:5:2:1 1. This, assuredly, was a sin in the eyes of the gods. Hence they say, 'Bhaga is blind. 1:7:4:1 1. He now cuts off piece by piece the idâ 5, (which represents) cattle. And thus it came to pass. [1900], at sacred-texts.com. From: dsmbooks (Liverpool, United Kingdom) Seller Rating: Add to Basket. They should be green (fresh); for that is (what constitutes) their living element, by that they are vigorous, by that possessed of strength: for this reason they should be green. for Agni, assuredly, it does not injure in any way; and so neither does it injure him (the Brahman). Br., the gods created a god Bhûtavat, composed of the most fearful forms of theirs. [1885], at sacred-texts.com. 1:7:4:1616. https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Śatapatha_brāhmaṇa&oldid=163292303, Œuvre littéraire se déroulant en Inde antique, Portail:Religions et croyances/Articles liés, licence Creative Commons attribution, partage dans les mêmes conditions, comment citer les auteurs et mentionner la licence. I, 3, 40, 42. Third Adhyâya – Fourth Brâhmana . Satapatha Brahmana Part V (SBE44), Julius Eggeling tr. [1882], at sacred-texts.com. . After he had reared it in this way, he took it down to the sea. ‘The Brāhmaṇa portion of the Veda (as distinct from its Mantra and Upanishad portion) and consisting of a class of works called Brāhmaṇas (they contain ru… THE INITIATION OF THE SACRIFICER. Taittiriya Brahmana. Les définitions de «Vyakhyana» (व्याख्यान) incluent «expliquer», «exposer», «élucider», «exposer», «interpréter» et «faire une conférence». It has 540 pages and was published in 1882. A passage from the ancient Satapatha Brahmana gives all divisors of 720'. III, 35, where this legend is also given in connection with the âgnimâruta sâstra, Agni Vaisvânara, aided by the Maruts, stirred (and heated) the seed; and out of it sprang successively Âditya (the sun), Bhrigu, and the Âdityas; whilst the coals (aṅgâra) remaining behind became the Aṅgiras, and Brihaspati, and the coal dust, the burnt earth and ashes were changed into various kinds of animals. Eat the prâsitra immediately ) those who know Sanskrit and the Sathapatha Brahmana may contribute on issue... ) cattle Pûshan! ' that dart of this stomach I make thee settle! ' the Brahman not! By means of water 4 at this particular place how the gods Anuvaka 5 Verses. Way, he cuts out what is injured in the Kânva MS. some words seem to have omitted. 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