[29] at mid-day. (M.)
[30] Manu ch. 7, sl. 216.
[31] ibid, 201 et seq.
[32] ibid, 13, 41.
[33] Manu ch. 8, sl. 306.
[34] The Commentator explains the general expression here used by the word haituka, of which one meaning is that given in the text, but it also signifies, those who do not believe in the Vedas.
[35] retti or gunja, a shrub bearing a small red and black berry. Wilson.
[36] A sort of kidney bean, phasealus radiatus. Wilson.
[37] About 176 grains Troy weight. Wilson.
[38] Manu says four.