India: What can it teach us? / A Course of Lectures Delivered before the University Of Cambridge

by F. Max Müller

[312] Manu III. 138, 140.

[313] "Âsv. Grihya-sûtras" IV. 5, 8.

[314] It is described as a vikriti of the Pârvana-srâddha in "Gobhilîya Grihya-sûtras," p. 1011.

[315] One of the differences between the acts before and after the Sapindîkarana is noted by Sâlankâyana:—Sapindîkaranam yâvad rigudarbhaih pitrikriyâ Sapindîkaranâd ûrdhvam dvigunair vidhivad bhavet. "Gobhilîya Grihya-sûtras," p. 930.

[316] "Gobhilîya Grihya-sûtras," p. 1023.

[317] "Grihya-sûtras," ed. Oldenberg, p. 83.

[318] A pratyâbdikam ekoddishtam on the anniversary of the deceased is mentioned by Gobhilîya, l. c. p. 1011.

[319] "Gobhilîya Grihya-sûtras," p. 1039.

[320] "Sânkh. Grihya," p. 83; "Gobh. Grihya," p. 1024. According to some authorities the ekoddishta is called nava, new, during ten days; navamisra, mixed, for six months; and purâna, old, afterward. "Gobhilîya Grihya-sûtras," p. 1020.

[321] "Gobhilîya," l. c. p. 1032.