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    The library of Unknown

    Across 5 of Unknown’s 9 works in the library, the harvest finds 52 named sources — 54 citations in all. The library holds 1 of them; the rest are the corpus’s wanted list. In the other direction, 1 work in the library quotes Unknown back — 2 citations.

    most drawn on Vratiśāsana

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    42 authority 6 neutral 2 refuted 3 extended 1 endorsed Of the 54 citations Unknown makes, 2 argue against the text cited.

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    1. Vratiśāsana 2 authority 2 citations

      Vratisasana
      2 citations
      If he knows the sacred Vratiśāsana, but does not teach it before his consecration, the fine is 1 *suvarṇa* and 4 *māṣa*.
      Vratisasana · chapter 1 · the text names itself as the authoritative ordinance being expounded

    named once

    51 sources · 5 works

    Each of these stands at a single passage, named once and not held by the library. The work that names it carries the anchor.

    San Hyan Mahajnana
    The Sacred Supreme Wisdom (Saṅ Hyaṅ Mahājñāna) · the four Vedas
    San Hyan Tattvajnana
    Doctrine of Tattvajñāna (Divine Knowledge of Reality) · Sacred scriptures and traditions (āgama) · San Hyan Tattvajñāna (Prayogasandhi) · doctrine of the tattva (as reported by 'the tattva at first') · sacred scriptures (āgama) · śakaṭopamaṃ pradhānaṃ puruṣo vṛṣabhopamah / īśasārathisaṃyuktaṃ jagat bhramitacakravat
    Slokantara
    Veda · Rāma-Sugrīva narrative (Rāmāyaṇa tradition) · doctrine of the horse sacrifice and Dvāpara-age rites · teaching of Rudra (yama doctrine) · the holy laws of dharma · the holy scriptures · the sacred teachings · the sacred teachings (śāstra/āgama, unnamed scriptural authority) · the wise · unnamed sacred teachings/scriptures (śāstra) · Śaiva Siddhānta and Sogata (Buddhist) traditions
    Vratisasana
    sacred scriptures and traditions on proper ordinances · saying of the sacred scriptures on attachments · scripture on burning faults through yogic practice · scripture on discipline of sons and disciples (VS_appendix-12 through 14) · smṛti saying on the three kinds of elder (vayovṛddha, tapovṛddha, jñānavṛddha) · teaching on equanimity of mind · teaching on sacred implements · teaching on the Pāśupata moral conduct and sacred implements · teaching on the ten dharmas · teaching on vows and austerity · the five Niyamas · the five Yamas · the sacred Vratiśāsana (as text-object cited by its own colophon) · the sacred tradition on ṣaḍātatāyī and bathing · unnamed sacred tradition on patitva · unnamed saying on discipline and indulgence · unnamed śloka on knowledge, anger, love, and fate · unnamed śloka on outcastes · unnamed śāstra (sacred text) · śloka on food purification (VS_appendix-20) · śloka on knowledge and anger · śloka on knowledge, anger, love, and power (VS_appendix-10) · śloka on prāṇāyāma, dhāraṇā, pratyāhāra, dhyāna (VS_appendix-21) · śloka on the practices of the fallen, śūdras, and foreigners (VS_appendix-25ka) · śloka on the six kinds of bathing (VS_appendix-17 through 19) · śloka on the ten Niyamas (VS_appendix-23) · śloka on the ten Yamas (VS_appendix-24) · śloka on the tenfold dharma (VS_appendix-22) · śloka on twice-born reciters of the ten foundations of dharma (VS_appendix-25)
    Brahmabindūpaniṣad
    Praṇava/OM teaching (the sacred syllable doctrine) · Sacred scriptural books (general body of scriptural teaching) · The various doctrines (bearers of outward marks, likened to cows of many colors)

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    2 · all from one work

    1 work in the library quotes Unknown — 2 citations, each anchored to a verbatim passage in the work that does the quoting.

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    1. Vratisasana Unknown 2 authority 2 citations · 4 passages

      The work's own title is invoked as the standard by which forbidden consumption is judged ('forbidden according to the Vratiśāsana').

      If he knows the sacred Vratiśāsana, but does not teach it before his consecration, the fine is 1 *suvarṇa* and 4 *māṣa*.
      chapter 1