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The Satapatha Brahmana, Part II
Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 26
translated by Julius Eggeling
[1885]

This is part II of the Sacred Books of the East Satapatha Brahamana translation, containing Books III and IV.This volume is concerned with the construction of the ceremonial spaceused in the Soma sacrifice.Every act, word and item used in the ritual has deep symbolic meaning,and numerous connections to vedic mythology and deities.


Title PageContentsIntroduction
Third Kanda
III, 1, 1. First Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 1, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 1, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 1, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 2, 1. Second Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 2, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 2, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 2, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 3, 1. Third Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 3, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 3, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 3, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 4, 1. Fourth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 4, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 4, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 4, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 5, 1. Fifth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 5, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 5, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 5, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 6, 1. Sixth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 6, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 6, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 6, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 7, 1. Seventh Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 7, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 7, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 7, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 8, 1. Eighth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 8, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 8, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 8, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIII, 8, 5. Fifth BrahmanaIII. 9, 1. Ninth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIII, 9, 2. Second BrahmanaIII, 9, 3. Third BrahmanaIII, 9, 4. Fourth Brahmana
Fourth Kanda
IV, 1, 1. First Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIV, 1, 2. Second BrahmanaIV, 1, 3. Third BrahmanaIV, 1, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIV, 1, 5. Fifth BrahmanaIV, 2, 1. Second Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIV, 2, 2. Second BrahmanaIV, 2, 3. Third BrahmanaIV, 2, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIV, 2, 5. Fifth BrahmanaIV, 3, 1. Third Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIV, 3, 2. Second BrahmanaIV, 3, 3. Third BrahmanaIV, 3, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIV, 3, 5. Fifth BrahmanaIV, 4, 1. Fourth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIV, 4, 2. Second BrahmanaIV, 4, 3. Third BrahmanaIV, 4, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIV, 4, 5. Fifth BrahmanaIV, 5, 1. Fifth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIV, 5, 2. Second BrahmanaIV, 5, 3. Third BrahmanaIV, 5, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIV, 5, 5. Fifth BrahmanaIV, 5, 6. Sixth BrahmanaIV, 5, 7. Seventh BrahmanaIV, 5, 8. Eighth BrahmanaIV, 5, 9. Ninth BrahmanaIV. 5, 10. Tenth BrahmanaIV, 6, 1. Sixth Adhyaya. First BrahmanaIV, 6, 2. Second BrahmanaIV, 6, 3. Third BrahmanaIV, 6, 4. Fourth BrahmanaIV, 6, 5. Fifth BrahmanaIV, 6, 6. Sixth BrahmanaIV, 6, 7. Seventh BrahmanaIV, 6, 8. Eighth BrahmanaIV, 6, 9. Ninth BrahmanaIndex to Parts I and IIAdditions and CorrectionsPlan of Sacrificial Ground


THE SATAPATHA-BRAHMANA
ACCORDING TO THE TEXT OF THE MADHYANDINA SCHOOL
Translated by
Julius Eggeling
Part II
Books III and IV
Oxford: the Clarendon Press
[1885]

Scanned at sacred-texts.com, June 2006. Proofed and formatted by John Bruno Hare. This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published prior to January 1st, 1923. These files may be used for any non-commercial purpose, provided this notice of attribution is left intact in all copies.


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p. vii

CONTENTS.

PAGE

INTRODUCTION


THIRD KANDA.

A. Day (or Days) of Preparation.

Diksha, or Consecration

Prayaniyeshti, or Opening Sacrifice

Hiranyavati-ahuti, or Offering with Gold; and Homage to Soma-cow

Purchase of Soma-plants

Procession and Entrance of King Soma

Subrahmanya-litany

Atithya, or Guest-meal to King Soma

Tanunaptra, or Covenant of Tanunapat

Avantara-diksha, or Intermediary Consecration

Upasadah, or Homages (sieges)

Preparation of Soma-altar with High-altar

Agni-pranayana, or Leading Forward of the Fire to the High-altar

Construction of Sheds, and Preparation of Pressing-place and Dhishnya-hearths

Havirdhana, or Cart-shed

Uparava, or Sound-holes

Sadas, or Tent

Dhishnya-hearths

Vaisargina-offerings, and Leading Forward of Agni and Soma (to Agnidhra)

Animal Sacrifice

Setting up of Sacrificial Stake

Slaying of Victim

Oblations:-

Fore-offerings with Apri-verses

Offering of Omentum (vapa)

Pasu-purodasa, or Cake-offering

Cutting and offering of Flesh-portions

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Offering of gravy (vasa)

Offering to Vanaspati

After-offerings

Purificatory Bath, &c.

Ekadasini, or Set of Eleven Victims

Vasativari-water

B. Day of Soma-feast.

Pratar-anuvaka, or Morning-prayer; and Preparatory Ceremonies

Pratah-savana, or Morning-pressing:-

Preliminary Pressing

Nigrabhya-water

Nigrabha-formula


FOURTH KANDA.

Upamsu-graha

Great Pressing:-

Antaryama-graha

Aindravayava-graha

Maitravaruna-graha

Asvina-graha

Sukra- and Manthi-grahas

Agrayana-graha

Ukthya-graha

Vaisvanara- and Dhruva-grahas

Viprud-homa, or Oblation of Drops

Bahishpavamana-stotra

Asvina-graha

Offering of Savaniya-purodasah

Ritu-grahas, or Libations to the Seasons

Aindragna-graha

Vaisvadeva-graha

Agya-sastra

Madhyandina-savana, or Midday-pressing

Sukra and Manthin; Agrayana and Ukthya-grahas

Marutvatiya-grahas

Mahendra-graha

Dakshina-homas

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Tritiya-savana, or Evening-pressing

Asvina-graha

Agrayana-graha

Savitra-graha

Vaisvadeva-graha

Offering of karu (rice-pap) to Soma

Patnivata-graha

Agnimaruta-sastra

Hariyogana-graha

Concluding Ceremonies

Samishtayagus

Avabhritha, or Purificatory Bath

Udayaniya-ishti

Udavasaniya-ishti, or Completing Oblation

Offering of Barren Cow

C. Additional Forms of Soma-sacrifice.

Shodasin

Dvadasaha

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