one of the 108 tantras of the Pāñcarātra. MT. Vol. II. i. p. 1706.

sage mentioned by Śrīpati at the end of his Jātakapaddhati as one of the 18 founders of
Jyotiṣa, MT. I. p. 536. Mentioned also by Sudhākaradvivedin [Page065-b] in his
Gaṇakataraṅginī, Pandit Reprint, 1892. See also BBRAS. 312 and Aṅgirassiddhānta
below.

mantra-tantra. Keonjhar 46.

Q. by Narasiṁha in his Nityācārapradīpa. Bib. Ind. Edn. I. p. 745.

Taylor II. 408.

eulogy on Muni Aṅgiras. Buddhistic. Oxf. II. 1091 (4). Weber Mss. CA. IV. pp. 22-4.

dh. by Aṅgiras in 72 verses. Nabadwip 105. RASB. III. 1846 (6). SK. Ray 84. Printed in the
Dharmaśāstra Texts by Manmath Nath Dutt, Calcutta, 1908. pp. 165-171; also Jīvānanda
Vidyāsāgar I, pp. 554-560. Text has some agreement with the text in 168 śls. of the
Aṅgirassmṛti, ed. in the Smṛti Collection, Ānandāśrama 48, though the verses in the
Calcutta texts are less than those in the Ānandāśrama text. Besides these two texts, 72
śls. and 168 śls., there is a text in two parts called Pūrva and Uttara Āṅgirasa; see
below.

jy. Kavīndrācārya 871 (with C.).

found in versions of different length to which cause perhaps are to be attributed the names,
Madhyama Aṅgiras and Bṛhad Aṅgiras. ‘Aṅgiras’ q. by numberless writers. Bṛhad Aṅgiras Peters.
III. 386 (Aṅgirā bṛhatsmṛti). BORI. 81 of 1884-86. Madhyamāṅgiras q. by Govindārṇava,
Prāyaścitta, IO. 1566. pp. 24b. 82a, in Prāyaścittamayūkha, by Vijñāneśvara on Yāj. III.
241, 243 etc., in the Madanaratnapradīpa. Called also Āṅgirasa-Dharmaśāstra and
Aṅgirassaṁhitā; in some mss., available in two parts, Pūrvāṅgirasa [Page066-a] (about 1100
śls.) and Uttarāṅgirasa, the latter being a text in 12 chs. (about 148 śls.). Except in the
Pūrvāṅgirasa which deals mostly with Śrāddha, the text in all versions deals mostly with
Prāyaścittas; hence, the Āturasannyāsavidhi and Saṁskāravidhi ascribed to Aṅgirasa in IO.
5576 would suggest another Aṅgiras text to be existent. See NCC. II. p. 44b.

On Aṅgiras see Kane, HDS. I. Section 39. References to Aṅgiras in Nibandhas are found in
the Uttarāṅgirasa. Q. Aṅgiras, Śaṅkhalikhita, Sumantu; contains some verses of Manu.

Adyar I. p. 101a (Uttarāṅgirassmṛti). p. 102a (Pūrvāṅgirassmṛti). p. 256b. Alwar 1250.
America 2814-15. Ānandāśrama 215. 4112. 4117. 4517. 4518. 4536. 5889. 6751. 7400c. B. III. 36.
Baroda 142 (Laghu). 254 (p). 8285 (i). 8285 (p). 9613. 10040 (g). 11028 (c). Ben. 133. Bh. 19. Bhk.
18. Bik. 774. Bikaner 1402-5. BISM. 49/32. 1030/22. Bomb. Uni. 956. BORI. 27 of 1866-68 (in a
Collection of Smṛtis). 53 of Ā879-80. 181, 182, 183 of Ā881-2. 205 of A 1882-3. 80, 81 of
1884-86. 83 of 1895-1902 (Aṅgirāproktasmṛtidharmaśāstra). 84 of 1895-1902 (Aṅg. smṛtī). 646
of Viś. i. 95 of Viś. ii. Bu7hler 545. 547. CPB. 11. Cs. II. 10 (Aṅg. saṁhitā). 11 (in 12
chs.). D. pp. 156 (100 verses). 224 (3 mss.). 318 (54 verses). 453. 461 (32 verses). Dāhilakṣmī
XX. 26. DAVCL. 1621. Gough p. 163 (Āṅgira.). Haug 37. IM. 5253. IO. 1302 (Aṅg. dharmaśāstra in
168 verses; “differing greatly from the Aṅgirasasmṛti of the Calcutta collection I. p. 554, [72
Ślokas])”. 1303 [Page066-b] (Aṅg. smṛti. 32 śls.). 1304 (Aṅg. dha. śās. in 12 chs.). 5326
(agrees with IO. 1302). 5327 (Āṅg. dha. śās. 12 chs.). 5328 (Aṅg. dha. śās. in 2 sections,
first section called Pūrvāṅgirasa Cf. Adyar I. p. 102a. MD. 2611. 2612. 2613). Jodhpur p.
24. K. 164. Kavīndrācārya 593 (with C.). Khn. 68. Mack. p. 103. Mandlik p. 57. Mandlik Sup. 36.
135a. MD. 2611 (2 parts; I part called Pūrvāṅgirasa; II part simply Aṅgirasa smṛti and has 11
chs.; evidently this II part is the text in 12 chs.). 2612. 2613 (both Pūrva). 2614 (Uttara in 12
chs.; from this it appears that the Aṅg. dha. śās. in 12 chs. is known as Uttarāṅgirasam also).
14501 (fr. of the 12th ch.). Mithilā. MT. 4722c (Uttarāṅgirasa). Mu7nchen 238 (32 śls.). 239
(168 śls.). Mysore I. pp. 87. 93. Mysore D. II. 1-4 (1 agrees with Ānandāśrāma edn.).
(2, 3, 4 in 2 pts. Pūrva and Uttara). Oppert I. 252. 954. 7797. II. 9805. Peters. I. 121. III. 386
(Bṛhadaṅgiras). Poona 646. II. 95. PUL. I. p. 77. Radh. 17. Rajapur 356. Rice 192. SB. 110. Skt.
Coll. Ben. 1897-1901. p. 50 (no. 156). Śṛṅgerī Mutt 123 (2). SSPC. I. I. 156. Stein 82. Taylor
I. 185. TD. 17774-5.

See also Āngirasa in NCC. II. p. 20b.

Edns. (1) Lithotype Edn. Jñānadarpaṇa Press, Bombay, 1805 (a collection of 18 Smṛtis).

(2) Ānandāśrama ‘Smṛtīnāmsamuccayah2’, I. 168 verses.

(3) Adyar Library Bulletin, Vols. 15, 16, 17.

--C. by Kulamaṇiśukla. NW. 164.

Ṛks. utilised in Pratyaṅgirākalpa. MD. 7927 (col.). [Page067-a]

(or Aṅgirah2kalpa) on witchcraft, in a dialogue between Aṅgiras and Pippalāda. Alph. List
Beng. Govt. p. 2. L. 4046 (in 828 ślokas). RASB. VII. A. 6061. Cf. Āsurīkalpa.

veda. Adyar II. App. ib. Adyar D. I. 562. 563.

mantra. MD. 5851.

Adyar II. p. 230a.

Bud. Pāli canon; also called sometimes Ekuttaranikāya; 4th Division of the Suttapiṭaka,
consisting of 11 Nipātas and 9557 Suttas, arranged in numberwise lists, one, two & so on upto
eleven; quotes the Pārāyaṇa, hence a late compilation.

The Ekottarāgama in Chinese has difference.

For other quotations in it, see edn. PTS. V. Intro. p. ix. fr. 3, 4.

Cabaton II. 77-85. 90 (10th section). Colombo p. 48 (in 3 pts.) (3 mss.). Colombo D. I. 73. 388
(8th nipāta). 1761-3. Copenh. p. 28. Copenh. Pāli p. 147. Fausbo7ll 56-66 (sections). IO. Pāli 1
(II. 13-15). 29. Paris Pāli p. 33 (5 mss. 3 inc.).

--C. aṭṭhakathā Manorathapūraṇī by Buddhaghoṣa. Br. Mus. Pāli. p. 139 (an.). Cabaton II.
87-89. Colombo D. I. 91-92 (inc.). Copenh. Pāli p. 148 (an.). Fausbo7ll 85-86 (sections.). IO.
Pāli 30. 31 (I. 1-3).

Edn. PTS. in 6 Vols. 1885-1900. C. ibid. 1924-36 in 3 Vols. English Translation
ibid. 5 Vols. 1932-1936.

--Cc. by Sumedhathera. Colombo D. I. 111. “Aṅguttara aṭṭakathā” q. in the exegesis to the
Jātaka, see Jātaka edn. Fausbo7ll, VI. I. 131. [Page067-b]

--C. Sattaṅguttara Aṭṭhakathā. Br. Mus. Pāli II. p. 109.

--C. Ṭīkā by Candragomi, evidently of Ceylon. Gandhavaṁsa, p. 71. Sāsanavaṁsadīpa, V.
1201.

--C. Navaṭīkā by Sārīputta. Gandhavaṁsa, p. 71.

--Brahmapaññasutta. Colombo D. I. 157.

--Dhammacakkasutta. ibid. 171-173, 176, 179, 194, 218, 220.

--Dasadhammasutta. ibid. 185.

--Saptasūriyodgamanasutta. ibid. 298-99.

--Sārasutta. ibid. 302-34.

--Ādhipateyyānisutta. Bud. See C. A. F. Rhys Davids, An overlooked Pāli Sutta, JRAS.
1933, 329-34. See also NCC. II. p. 95b.

Bud.

--Piṇḍīkrama (?) JBORS. XXI. i. p. 36.

Jain. Mathematics etc. 70 verses in Pkt. by Municandrasūri. Chani 243. 3656. Jainagranthāvalī
p. 143.

Edn. Ātmakamala Jain Library Series 3. Mahāvira Jain Sabhā, Cambay, 1918.

--C. Avacūri. Jainagranthāvalī p. 143.

--C. Bālāvabodha. Chani 2972.

measurement with Aṅgula as standard in the construction of sacrificial altars. MT. 911b
(inc.).

--C. an. ibid.

Taylor II. 159.

given in a list of “heretical” works in the Samantapasādikā on the Vinayapiṭaka. PTS.
Pt. II. p. 742, line 29. [Page068-a]

Bud. Pur. 86th Sutta of the Majjhima Nikāya. Colombo D. I. 269-270. 272-82.

from the Majjhimanikāya II. 4. 6. Cabaton II. 69. 320. IV. (with a gloss). Colombo D. I. 120.
121. 191. Paris Pāli p. 32.

--pada(anukramaNI) an arrangement of the words of the Aṅg. sutta. Colombo D. I.
118.

Bud. AMG. II. p. 261. AR. XX. p. 457. Kanjur Kyoto II. 879. Nanjio 434.

on the Jain system of linear measurements; in Māgadhī. Chani 3229 (Aṅgulavicāra). L.
2637.