शतपथ ब्राह्मण (शुक्ल यजुर्वेद - प्रथम भाग)

१४ PREFACE 14. foll. 103. S. 1586. nr. 18. foil. 61. S. 1671. nr. 39. — M. foll. 66. — Bodl. W. 363, 3. foll. 75. S. 1692. nr. 389. nr. 62. nr. 70. — E. I. H. 309. — X. Agnirahasya begins अग्निर्वाऽएष पुरस्ताच्चीयते (4 pr. 6 adhy. 31 br. 369 k.) Chamb. 11. foll. 60. S. 1485 (A. D. 1428). nr. 39. twice. — M. foll. 58. accented S. 1715. by Krishnaputra Prabhûjika (?). — Bodl. W. 461. foll. 99. S. 1655. nr. 62. — E. I. H. 309. — XI. Ashṭâdhyâyî begins सवत्सरो वै यज्ञः (4 pr. 8 adhy. 42 br. 437 k.) Chamb. 12. foll. 116. — M. foll. 59. — Bodl. W. 369, 1. S. 1645. foll. 86. nr. 62. nr. 70. — E. I. H. 309. — Paris D. 146. — XII. Madhyama begins अयं वै यज्ञो योऽयं पवते (4 pr. 9 adhy. 29 br. 459 k.) Chamb. 13. foll. 69. — M. foll. 62. — Bodl. W. 62. nr. 70. — E. I. H. 309. — Paris D. 159. — XIII. Açvamedha begins ब्रह्मौदनं पचति (4 pr. 8 adhy. 43 br. 430 k.) Chamb. 22. foll. 7. a fragment beginning from 8, 1, 1. — M. foll. 60. — Bodl. W. 365 (= B.). foll. 78. S. 1691. nr. 453 (= C.). foll. 81. S. 1808. nr. 62. nr. 71. — E. I. H. 268. 309. — Paris D. 160. — XIV. Âraṇyakam begins देवा ह वै सत्रं निषेदुः (7 pr. 9 adhy. 50 br. 796 k.) Chamb. 15. foll. 173. S. 1583. — M. foll. 167. written by Pîtâmbara in Benares. — E. I. H. 309. — Detached from this kâṇḍa is the Vṛihad-Âraṇyakam, beginning with the thirth prapâthaka: द्वया ह प्राजापत्या देवाश्चासुराश्च. Bodl. W. 365. foll. 75. un- accented. nr. 62. nr. 70. — E. I. H. 309. 1471. — Paris D. 163. 59g. — b. in the Kâṇva-Çâkhâ. — Not having yet discovered a complete and correct copy of this Çâkhâ — three books are still wanting and some of the ma- nuscripts of the other 14 books are rather incorrect — I could not venture to give in my edition also the text of this Çâkhâ, especially as its differences from the Mâdhyandina-Çâkhâ are so very numerous and important, you may look at »the readings of almost every passage«, as well at the single words and their or- thography or even accentuation as at the whole kaṇḍikâs and their number or distribution. The best copy extant in Europe is in the collection of the Rev. Dr. Mill, now deposited in the Bodleian library: it contains eleven kâṇḍas written and accented by three different scribes (I. withont any date by the one: IV. V. XIV. foll. 1-23a. Samvat 1651 by an other: II. VI. VII. X. XII. XIV. from foll 23, b-48. XV. XVII. Samvat 1875 by the thirth). Other copies are extant only (with the exception of the kâṇḍas I. and XVII.) in Paris: Bibl. Nat. D. 167.