The library of Aufrecht (ed.)

1. Manu 21 authority 21 citations

   Rigveda

   maṇḍala 1 · maṇḍala 2 · maṇḍala 3 · maṇḍala 4 · maṇḍala 6 · maṇḍala 7 · maṇḍala 8 · maṇḍala 10

   21 citations

   Let Varuṇa, Mitra, and Aryaman — devourers of the wicked — take their seats on our sacred grass, as befits Manu's descendants.

2. Bṛhaspati 1 authority 1 citation

   Rigveda

   maṇḍala 10

   1 citation

   When Devāpi, appointed purohita for Śaṃtanu, having been chosen for the Hotṛ's office, blazed with compassion — Bṛhaspati, bestowing what the gods hear, what wins rain, gave him speech.

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Rigveda

Ancestral wisdom and deeds of the Navagvas and Daśagvas · Ancient sacred formula (Ṛta chant) · Atharvan's churning of Agni · Atri's precedent as protected devotee and model singer · Aśvamedha (horse-sacrifice) ritual tradition · Aṅgiras's invocation of Savitṛ · Brahmaṇaspati's mantra naming Indra, Varuṇa, Mitra and Aryaman · Bṛhat Sāman · Deeds of the ancient fathers · Divine ordinance of the twelve months · Dog-sacrifice hymn (Śvaghnī) · Gāyatra song of Takvan · Gāyatrā (metre/hymn) · Gāyatrī and Arka hymn-forms · Hymn of the Seven Heads · Jamadagni's hymns of praise to Sarasvatī · Kuśika clan poetic tradition · Legend of Śunaḥśepa's release · Manu's primordial sacrificial precedent · Ordinances of Aditi · Ordinances of Mitra · Ordinances of Varuṇa ¶ · Poetic wisdom (kāvya) of Uśanas · Pāvamānī hymns ¶ · Rathaṃtara Sāman · Sāman (Sāmavedic chant) · Sāman (chant melodies) · Sāman of the Pajras · The Aṅgirasa priestly tradition · The Kuśika family's invocation lineage · The ancient seers' testimony to Indra's power · The compact/law of Mitra and Varuṇa · The first cosmic laws (established at the Puruṣa sacrifice) · The horse-head teaching of the Soma nectar · The praise-hymn celebrated by the Varsagiras · The precedent of Atharvan · Tradition of the ancients sacrificing to Agni · Triṣṭubh (metre/impulse) · Tvāṣṭra mystery (secret nectar teaching) · Uśanas's poetic craft (kāvya) · Uśanā Kāvya's establishment of Agni as hotar · Varuṇa's ordinance (vrata) · Vasiṣṭha's hymns of praise to Sarasvatī · Vyaśva's precedent of praising Indra · Wisdom-chants of Nahuṣa's race · ancestral hymns to the Maruts · ancestral poetic speech inherited from Gotama · ancient hymns of praise (pūrvya stoma) · ancient knowledge concerning Viṣṇu's greatness · dharman (sacred ordinance) · hymn of Medhyātithi · hymn tradition of the Aṅgiras priests · hymn-tradition of the Aṅgirasas · hymns and praises of the ancient sages · hymns composed in the manner of Atri · hymns of the Vasiṣṭha lineage · hymns of the ancient seers · hymns/formulas of the ancient seers (former Ṛṣis) · praise-tradition of the ancient seers · sacred prayer of Viśvāmitra · svadhā (the primordial self-law) · teaching of the seers on Varuṇa's wrath · teaching on the Brahman's offence and the Brahman's wife · teaching on the power of Dakṣiṇā · teaching/gift of Jamadagni · the Aśvins' former aid to Kaṇva · the Bhṛgus' establishment of Agni · the Bhṛgus' placement of Agni among the peoples of Āyu · the Bhṛgus' smiting of the niggard · the Gāyatrī and Triṣṭubh metres · the Nivid formula · the Nivids (liturgical invocation formulas) · the Nārāśaṁsa-Soma formula (praise-offering to the Fathers) · the Vala myth / finding of the cows (Aṅgirases' tradition) · the Vedic meters (Gāyatrī, Uṣṇih, Anuṣṭubh, Bṛhatī, Virāj, Triṣṭubh, Jagatī) · the Yajus verse (sacrificial formula) · the ancestral ṛṣi lineage (Dadhyac, Aṅgiras, Priyamedha, Kaṇva, Atri, Manu) · the ancient guidance of the Priyamedhas · the ancient hymns and heroic precedent of the Aṅgirases · the ancient ordinances · the ancient ordinances of Agni · the ancient path of song/tradition · the ancient praise-song · the ancient praises and hymns of the Fathers and the seven seers · the ancient proclamation naming the gods · the ancient seers' invocations of Uṣas · the ancient thought of Atharvan and Dadhyañc · the craft/poetic tradition of the Bhṛgus · the declaration of Mandhātṛ and the Aṅgirasas · the earlier deeds and hymns of the Gṛtsamadas · the eastern invocation to the Vājinīvasus · the fashioning of Indra's vajra · the gods' command to fashion four sacrificial cups · the heritage of Jamadagni · the hymn composed by the Gotamas · the hymns of Atri · the insight and poetic tradition of the Gṛtsa (Gṛtsamada) clan · the insight of Vimada · the laud/poetic tradition of Uśanas · the manner of praise of Nabhāka · the manner of praise of the Uśijs · the niggardly Paṇi's saying on worthiness · the nivid (ancient invocatory formula) · the ordinance of Mitra and Varuṇa · the poetic manner of Aṅgiras · the praise of Priyamedha · the praise-hymn of the Gotamas to Agni · the praise-shout identifying the speaker with Indra · the precedent invocation of Bhṛgu · the primordial sacrifice performed by the ancient fathers/seers · the revelation of Navagva and Dadhyañc · the ritual formulas vaṣaṭ and namaḥ · the sacred truths declared by the ancient watchers of ṛta · the speech (recitation) of Virūpa · the teaching that Being was born from Non-Being and the generations of the gods followed · the teaching that the one Being is called by many names · the tradition of the ancient seers regarding Bṛhaspati's primacy · the traditional manner of invoking Agni · the true, hidden nature of Soma · the vow/law (vrata) of the gods · the vows and ordinances of Mitra and Varuṇa · the Ṛgveda-hymns · the Ṛk (chanted hymns) · Śakvarī verses (sacred formulas of the Vasiṣṭha fathers) · Śunaḥśepa's invocation of Varuṇa · Ṛc (verse hymns) · Ṛc and Sāman ¶ · Ṛk, Sāman, and Yajus (the Vedic verses, chants, and sacrificial formulas)

4 works in the library quote Aufrecht (ed.) — 4 citations, each anchored to a verbatim passage in the work that does the quoting.

Anonymous (Vedic) 1 citation · Manu 1 citation · Mitra Miśra 1 citation · Yājñavalkya 1 citation

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1. Atharvaveda (Paippalāda) Anonymous (Vedic) 1 authority 1 citation

   kanda 5

   The passage explicitly names 'the Ṛg-veda' as one term of its cow-correspondence series, invoking it as a recognized textual authority.

   she bears the Sāman as her embryo.

2. Manusmṛti Manu 1 neutral 1 citation · 2 passages

   chapter 4 2 passages anchored here

   Named specifically and distinguished by its deities and its interruption rule relative to the Samaveda

   When the sound of the Samaveda is heard, one should never study the Rigveda or the Yajurveda;

3. Vīramitrodaya Mitra Miśra 1 authority 1 citation · 2 passages

   chapter 1 2 passages anchored here

   The Ṛgveda is explicitly named twice ('The Ṛgveda-śruti says...') and quoted as scriptural proof for claims about time and the seasons.

   Therein, first, the authorities for the existence of Time are the *śruti* and other scriptures.

4. Yājñavalkya Smṛti Yājñavalkya 1 authority 1 citation

   chapter 1

   Explicitly named as one of the four Vedas whose daily study is prescribed.

   With honey and milk, the twice-born who studies the Ṛg-Veda daily gratifies the gods, and the Ancestors with honey and ghee.