1. 1 He throws the two spits into the fire; 2. That which consists of one (simple) branch, towards the east, the other one towards the west. 3. 3 They cut off the Avadâna portions from all its limbs, 4. With the exception of the left thigh and the lungs. 5. The left thigh he should keep for the Anvashtakya ceremony. 6. 6 On the same fire he cooks one mess of rice-grains and one of meat, stirring up the one and the other separately, from left to right, with two pot-ladles. 7. After he has cooked them, he should pour (Âgya) on them, should take them from the fire towards the north, and should pour (Âgya) on them again. 8. Having poured the juice (of the Avadânas) into a brazen vessel, 9. And having placed the Avadânas on a layer (of grass) on which branches of the Plaksha (tree) have been spread, 10. 10 He cuts off (the prescribed portions) from the
22. But let him not neglect to do (one of these things). But let him not neglect to do (one of these things).
101:1 1, 1. Comp. III, 10, 31. 101:3 Comp. Âsvalâyana-Grihya I, 11, 12; Khâdira-Grihya III, 4, 14 seq. 101:6 'He cooks a mess of meat'—i.e. he cooks the Avadânas. Comp. Khâdira-Grihya, l.l. 17; Âsv.-Grihya I, 11, 12. 101:10 See I, 8, 5 seq. 102:20 20 seq. Regarding these Sûtras, which occur nearly identically in Sâṅkhâyana III, 14, 4 seq., Âsvalâyana II, 4, 8-11, comp. the note, vol. xxix, p. 105. 103:21 I believe that we ought to correct upadhâya into upadahya. Sâṅkhâyana III, 14, 5: api vâranye kaksham apâdahet. Âsvalâyana II, 4, 9: agninâ vâ kaksham uposhet.
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