A Vedic Concordance

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Book Name A Vedic Concordance
Author Maurice Bloomfield
Language, Pages English, 1100 Pgs. (HB)
Upload Date 2023 / 11 / 18
ISBN 9788120806542,8120806549

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Motilal Banarsidass

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A Vedic Concordance is a monumental work by the famous American Sanskritist Maurice Bloom field planned, prepared, and published during the years 1892-1906. It affords primarily, an easy and ready means of ascertaining the following things: First, where a given mantra occurs if it occurs but once; second, whether it occurs elsewhere, either with or without variants, and in what places, and third, if it occurs with variants, what those variants are.

One hundred and nineteen texts in all have been drawn upon for contributions to the Concordance comprising the following ten classes: 1. Samhitas; 2. Brahmanas; 3. Aranyakas; 4. Upanisads; 5. Srautasutras; 6. Grhya-sutras, Mantra Pathas, and related texts; 7.-Dharma sutras, Dharma-sastras, and Smrtis; 8. Vidhana texts; 9. Ancillary texts of the Veda; 10. Four miscellaneous texts.

The author has endeavored to embody in the Concordance with absolute completeness the following: All the stanzas and all the prose passages of formulaic characters contained in the Samhitas, Brahmanas, Aranyakas, older Upanisads, Srauta-sutras, and Grhya-sutras. In the case of later Upanisads or of the metrical Dharma-sastras and Smrtis, or such a text as Rg-vidhana he has adopted a selective method. From the latter texts he has culled whatever appeared to have Vedic form or Vedic flavor. The Concordance also includes a very considerable amount of material not yet published.

The Concordance may also be readily put to certain indirect or secondary uses, which are scarcely less important for the systematic progress of Vedic Study. Since the Concordance gives not only the places of actual occurrence of a given mantra in the Samhitas but also the places where it is cited in the subsidiary works on ritual and household custom and life, it furnished the key to the liturgical or ritual employment of every mantra as prescribed by the ceremonial books.

CONTENTS


The general plan of the Concordance
	The Concordance is part of a larger scheme		vii
	Conditions of the problems which the Concordance involves		vii
Primary uses of the Concordance
	1.	It is a comprehensive index of all mantras	vii
	2.	It registers the variants of mantras not wholly identical	vii
Secondary uses of the Concordance
	1.	It is a key to the liturgical employment of the mantras	viii
	2.	It is virtually a finding index of rites and practices	viii
	3.	It is a tool for future editors of Vedic texts	viii
	4.	It is a repertory of the most archaic Hindu prose	viii
	5.	Miscellaneous uses (Vedic schools: grammar: mythology: etc.)	viii
Scope of the Concordance
	1.	Certain published texts not included	ix
	2.	Unpublished texts included	ix
	General statement of the number and kind of works included		ix
	The Concordance rarely reports variants registered in the critical apparatus of a given edited texts		x
	Orthographic details reported or neglected		x
	Occasional suggestions of emendation		x
Future works complementary to the Concordance
	The working-up material of texts yet unedited		x
	The elaboration of a reverse concordance		x
Acknowledgment of obligations
	To the University Press of Oxford		xi
	To pupils and colleagues		xi
Explanations Introductory to the Use of the Concordance
The general scope of these explanations
	Bibliography of the works cited and abbreviations of their titles		xiii
	Methods used in reporting the variants		xiii
General remarks on the character of the variants
	No hard and fast line between truly variant and vaguely similar passages		xiii
	True variants. Uha-padas		xiii
	Variants in padas other than the first		xiii
	Essential similarity with a wide divergence of wording		xiii
	Cases of partial correspondence: At the beginning; at the end; in the middle		xiv
Methods used in reporting the variants
	1.	Variants for which the alphabetic order does not require more than one entry	xiv
	2.	Variants involving more than one alphabetic entry	xv
	Use of cross-references introduced by See		xv
	Use of cross-references introduced by See under		xv
	Use of cross-references introduced by Compare (Cf.)		xv
Bibliography of the works cited, with abbreviations of their titles
	Classified bibliography of the works cited in the Concordance		xv
Abbreviations
1.	Alphabetic list of abbreviations of the titles of the cited texts		xxi
2.	List of a few other abbreviations used in the Concordance		xxii
Vedic Concordance
Alphabetic list of Vedic mantras with citations and variants			1-1076
Additions and corrections			1077-1078

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