for Sīmanta, Puṁsavana, Jātakarman, Vivāha, Gṛhapraveśa etc., ending with Vaiśvadeva. AU.
32723.

See below Agnirahasyakāṇḍa.

tenth section of the Śatapathabrāhmaṇa; 12th in the Kāṇvaśākhā.

Ben. 11. Bhr. p. 119. Bik. 160. Bikaner 377. Bombay 1879-82, p. 9. BORI. 21 of 1881-82. Cabaton
I. 167. 168a. CLB. I. p. 12. Cs. I. 583. D. p. 196. Oudh XIII. 28. Oxf. 395. P. 18. Peters. II. 171.
V. p. 228, no. [Page036-a] 65. PUL. I. p. 14. Sūcīpattra 111. 147. Weber 1448.

--C. an. Oppert II. 1565.

vedic. by Sāyaṇa. BORI. 1 of 1895-98. Cs. I. 123. Peters. VI. p. 58 (no. 1).

Jodhpur 8. Ptd. in a collection of 10 Upaniṣads with viś. adv. C. in Grantha, Kumbhakonam,
1912-13.

--C. Prakāśikā, viś. adv. by Raṅgarāmānuja. Mysore I. p. 462. Ptd. in the above
collection.

Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 1117.

dh. Oudh XX. 146.

gṛh. prayoga. Pitṛmedha. Bhārad. Baroda 8968.

gṛh. Baroda 12270.

śaiva rituals. PUL. I. p. 128.

dh. Udaipur p. 2. no. 1346 of Ptd. Cat.

śr. Oppert II. 5149.

--Baudh. IO. 5556 (8).

America 396.

disciple of Ātreya-Punarvasu; the Carakatantra or Carakasaṁhitā med., is ascribed to him. See
JRAS. 1908. pp. 997-8.

Q. in Yogaratnasamuccaya, of Anantakumāra, TSS. 152, I. 88. 107. II. 195. 196. 284. 399.
401. 433. 452, also in ibid. I. 126 (āgniveśya).

--Agniveśyatantra, the original of the Carakasaṁhitā. Kavīndrācārya 907. 950.

--Agniveśasaṁhitā. This is evidently the Carakasaṁhitā. Bl. 8 (with C.). D. p. 45 (with
Bhāṣya).

--Añjananidāna. med. Bikaner 4112 (Netrāñjana). Mukhopadhyaya, HI. [Page036-b] Med.
III, pp. 526-7, doubts Agniveśa's authorship of this work.

--Carakasaṁhitāṭīkā. SB. 284. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1897, p. 51. Calcutta Edn. 1883. This ascription
of a C. on Caraka to Agniveśa seems to be wrong.

--Nidānasthāna. med. The only ref. to such a work is NW. 586. Mukhopadhyaya, HI. Med.
III, gives this as a work separate from the Añjananidāna relying evidently on NW. and Auf. CC. Is
this, however, the same as Añjananidāna ? BORI. List p. 54 has ‘Añjanagrantha and Nidāna’
mentioned separately. Mukhopadhyaya says further that Nidānasthāna is also called Netrāñjana;
further, section II of the Carakasaṁhitā, which is sometimes ascribed to Agniveśa himself, is
called Nidānasthāna.

On the Rāmāyaṇa, there are two short works ascribed to an Agniveśa, one in about 100
Śārdūlavikrīḍita verses, and another in 58 to 64 Anuṣṭubhs. There is no third work on
Rāmāyaṇa ascribed to Agniveśa, though these two works are known by a variety of names:

--Agniveśarāmāyaṇa (very common), Agnīdhrarāmāyaṇasāra (MD. 12736),
Rāmacandracaritrasāra (Oxf. 121b), Rāmāyaṇasāra (very common), Śataślokīrāmāyaṇa (very
common), Rāmāyaṇasamayādarśa (edn. Benares 1885), Samayanirūpaṇarāmāyaṇa (edn. Bombay
1900). For other mss. see under Rāmāyaṇasāra.

--Rāmāyaṇarahasya. Auf. CC. I. 514a. Bikaner 1096. 1097. CPB. 4755. L. 2663. RASB. V. 3179.
TD. 9488-91. [Page037-a]

Rāmajātaka is the same as this Rāmāyaṇarahasya.

med. Ind. Ant. Vol. 14, Sup. p. 63. Bower Ms. Mukhopadhyaya, HI. Med. III. p. 520.
The Agniveśatantra was redacted into the Carakasaṁhitā by Caraka. ibid. p. 521:
“Śrīkaṇṭhadatta (1288 A. D.), disciple of Vijayarakṣita (1240 A. D.) and the commentator of
Vṛnda's Siddhayoga (in his Vyākhyākusumāvalī) cites ślokas from Agniveśatantra which are not
found in the Carakasaṁhitā”.

--Kalpasthāna redacted by Vāgbhaṭa. Copenh. 103b.

see under Rāmāyaṇasāra.

med. evidently the Carakasaṁhitā. BL. 8 (and C.). BORI. 66 of 1872-73. D. p. 45 (with
Bhāṣya). (All the 3 entries refer to the same ms.). Gough p. 108 (Sabhāṣya).

wrote on elephantology; mentioned by Śivarāmabhūpati in his work on elephants, Kalpanāratna,
MT. 3791.

one of the 18 gṛhyasūtras mentioned by Āpastamba in his Smṛti. Śg. II. p. 7; q. by Hārīta
Veṅkaṭācārya in his Smṛtiratnākara (edn. Veṅk. Press, p. 71). See J. of Ori. Res.,
Mad. Uni. I. p. 18. See below.

by Bhāskara. Trav. Uni. 2173. 2436B. 4607B.

Trav. Uni. 2169 (1-3 Praśnas). 2172 (2-3 Praśnas). 2436A. 2437. 4607A.

by Abhirāma. Trav. Uni. 2170. 2171. T. 1073. T. 1096.

For these mss. for the above two titles, see also Tra. Ad. Rep. 1114. 7. 8.

Trav. Uni. 2233E. [Page037-b]

Q. twice by Hārīta Veṅkaṭācārya in his Smṛtiratnākara, p. 73. See J. of Ori. Res.,
Mad. Uni., I. p. 18. Is this identical with the Agniveśyagṛhya above ?

The Agniveśyasūtra is in 3 Praśnas; mss. of it with Prayoga available with a few families of
the priests of the temple at Āviḍayārkoil, Tanjore Dt.

Edn. TSS. 144. 1940.

For an analysis of its Marriage section, see N. Tsuji, Memoirs of the Res. Dept. of the Toyo
Bunko (The Ori. Library), Tokyo No. 19. 1960. pp. 43-77.

according to Garga. An extract. Observances like dāna etc. to avoid fire accidents in a city or
country. Burnell 149a. TD. 13436.

PUL. I. p. 36.