यस्योदयास्तसमये सुरमुकुटनिघृष्टचरणकमलोऽपि । कुरुतेऽञ्जलिं त्रिनेत्रः स जयति धाम्नां निधिः सूर्यः
yasyodayāstasamaye suramukuṭanighṛṣṭacaraṇakamalo'pi | kurute'ñjaliṃ trinetraḥ sa jayati dhāmnāṃ nidhiḥ sūryaḥ
At whose rising and setting the Three-Eyed One ⟨Śiva⟩ — though his own lotus-feet are burnished by the crowns of the gods — folds his hands in salutation: victorious is he, the Sun, the treasure-house of radiance.
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- About this edition: The maṅgalācaraṇa. The concessive 'api' turns on Śiva's own rank: the god whose feet the other gods bow to is himself the one saluting. 'dhāmnāṃ nidhi' — nidhiḥ, metrically shortened in the e-text.
होराशास्त्रं वृत्तैर्मया निबद्धं निरीक्ष्य शास्त्राणि । यत्तस्याप्यार्याभिः सारमहं संप्रवक्ष्यामि
horāśāstraṃ vṛttairmayā nibaddhaṃ nirīkṣya śāstrāṇi | yattasyāpyāryābhiḥ sāramahaṃ saṃpravakṣyāmi
Having examined the ⟨earlier⟩ śāstras, I bound up the Horāśāstra ⟨the Bṛhat Jātaka⟩ in ⟨varied⟩ metres; the essence of that too I shall now declare in āryā ⟨verses⟩.
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The Sanskrit above is what our source reads — one encoded source, machine-parsed. This printed page sets it differently. Because only one source stands behind this verse, that difference has not been adjudicated: both readings are shown and neither has been weighed against the other.
होराशास्त्रं वृत्तैर्मया निबधं नरीक्ष्य शास्त्राणि । यत्तस्याप्यार्याभिः सारमहं संप्रवक्ष्यामि
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- About this edition: The e-text read निबधं for निबद्धं and नरीक्ष्य for निरीक्ष्य; neither is a Sanskrit word and both are corrected in the mūla, with the e-text's forms kept in `diplomatic`. The Vāsudeva printing reads निरीक्ष्य and its ṭīkā lemmatises वृत्तैर्नानाविधैर्निबद्धं रचितम् … शास्त्राण्यन्यानि निरीक्ष्य. The verse is the author's own back-reference to his larger work, and fixes this text as its epitome.
यदुपचितमन्यजन्मनि शुभाऽशुभं तस्य कर्मणः पङ्क्तिम् । व्यञ्जयति शास्त्रमेतत् तमसि द्रव्याणि दीप इव
yadupacitamanyajanmani śubhā'śubhaṃ tasya karmaṇaḥ paṅktim | vyañjayati śāstrametat tamasi dravyāṇi dīpa iva
Whatever auspicious and inauspicious ⟨karman⟩ was heaped up in another birth — the ordered succession of that karman this śāstra makes manifest, as a lamp ⟨makes manifest⟩ objects in darkness.
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- About this edition: 'paṅkti' is a row or ordered line, not merely 'result'; the claim is that the śāstra reveals the sequence in which past karman falls due. The lamp reveals what is already there — it does not make it.
शीर्षमुखबाहुहृदयोदराणि कटिबस्तिगुह्यसंज्ञानि । ऊरू जानू जङ्घे चरणाविति राशयोऽजाद्याः
śīrṣamukhabāhuhṛdayodarāṇi kaṭibastiguhyasaṃjñāni | ūrū jānū jaṅghe caraṇāviti rāśayo'jādyāḥ
Head, face, arms, heart, belly; ⟨then⟩ those named waist, basti ⟨the lower abdomen⟩ and genitals; the thighs, the knees, the shanks and the feet — such are the signs beginning with Aja ⟨Aries⟩.
What the printed page actually sets, here
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शीर्षमुखबाहुहृदयोदराणि कटिबस्तिगुह्यसंङ्ञानि । ऊरू जानू जङ्घे चरणाविति राशयोऽजाद्याः
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- About this edition: The twelve limbs of the Kālapuruṣa, one per sign from Aries. जङ्घा is the shank (lower leg, knee to ankle), kept distinct from ऊरु (thigh) — the four leg-terms here are a graded descent and collapsing any two destroys the enumeration. The e-text spelt संङ्ञानि, a conjunct Sanskrit does not form and the standard ITRANS j~n artefact; corrected to संज्ञानि against the Vāsudeva printing (printed p. 4), with the e-text's form in `diplomatic`.
कालनरस्यावयवान् पुरुषाणां चिन्तयेत्प्रसवकाले । सदसद्ग्रहसंयोगात् पुष्टाः सोपद्रवास्ते च
kālanarasyāvayavān puruṣāṇāṃ cintayetprasavakāle | sadasadgrahasaṃyogāt puṣṭāḥ sopadravāste ca
At the time of birth one should reckon the limbs of the Time-Man ⟨kālapuruṣa⟩ as the limbs of the persons ⟨born⟩; and by conjunction of good and evil grahas those ⟨limbs⟩ are well-formed or beset with affliction.
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- About this edition: sat/asat grahas = benefic/malefic. 'sopadrava' is stronger than 'weak': upadrava is affliction, calamity, disease — the verse assigns bodily damage, not mere deficiency.
अरुणसितहरितपाटलपाण्डुविचित्राः सितेतरपिशङ्गौ । पिङ्गलकर्बुरबभ्रुकमलिना रुचयो यथासङ्ख्यम्
aruṇasitaharitapāṭalapāṇḍuvicitrāḥ sitetarapiśaṅgau | piṅgalakarburababhrukamalinā rucayo yathāsaṅkhyam
Ruddy-red, white, green, pale-red, pale-yellow, variegated; other-than-white ⟨i.e. dark⟩ and tawny-brown; yellowish-brown, speckled, deep-brown and murky — such are the colours ⟨of the signs⟩ in order.
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- About this edition: Twelve colours for twelve signs, Aries onwards: 6 + 2 (dual: sitetara, piśaṅga) + 4. 'sitetara' — literally 'the other than white' — is a periphrasis for black, and is kept as such rather than flattened to 'black'.
पुंस्त्री-क्रूराऽक्रूरौ चर-स्थिर-द्विस्वभावसंज्ञाश्च । अजवृषमिथुनकुलीराः पञ्चमनवमैः सहैन्द्र्याद्याः
puṃstrī-krūrā'krūrau cara-sthira-dvisvabhāvasaṃjñāśca | ajavṛṣamithunakulīrāḥ pañcamanavamaiḥ sahaindryādyāḥ
⟨The signs are, in turn,⟩ male and female, malefic and non-malefic, and named movable, fixed and dual. Aja ⟨Aries⟩, Vṛṣa ⟨Taurus⟩, Mithuna ⟨Gemini⟩ and Kulīra ⟨Cancer⟩, each together with the fifth and the ninth ⟨from it⟩, have for their quarters those of Indra ⟨east⟩ and the rest ⟨south, west, north⟩.
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- About this edition: krūra rendered 'malefic' per glossary. The dual class is named द्विस्वभाव here (the corpus's other texts use द्विदेह / द्व्यात्मक for the same class). The four triplicities: Aries–Leo–Sagittarius east, Taurus–Virgo–Capricorn south, Gemini–Libra–Aquarius west, Cancer–Scorpio–Pisces north.
1.8a reading here is contested कुजशुक्रज्ञेन्द्वर्कज्ञशुक्रकुजजीवसौरियमगुरवः । भेशा नवांशकानामजमकरतुलाकुलीराद्याः
kujaśukrajñendvarkajñaśukrakujajīvasauriyamaguravaḥ | bheśā navāṃśakānāmajamakaratulākulīrādyāḥ
Mars, Venus, Mercury, the Moon, the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Saturn ⟨yama⟩ and Jupiter ⟨guru⟩ are the lords of the ⟨twelve⟩ signs; the navāṃśas begin from Aja ⟨Aries⟩, Makara ⟨Capricorn⟩, Tulā ⟨Libra⟩ and Kulīra ⟨Cancer⟩ ⟨for the four groups named in the preceding verse⟩.
What the printed page actually sets, here
The Sanskrit above is what our source reads — one encoded source, machine-parsed. This printed page sets it differently. Because only one source stands behind this verse, that difference has not been adjudicated: both readings are shown and neither has been weighed against the other.
कुजशुक्रज्ञेन्द्वर्कज्ञशुक्रकुजजीवसौरियमगुरवः । मे(भे)षा नवांशकानामजमकरतुलाकुलीराद्याः
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- Where the Sanskrit is open: The e-text set मे(भे)षा with an unmarked parenthetical variant, and the parenthesis carried the right reading. भेशाः = भ + ईशाः, 'lords of the signs' — the predicate the twelve graha-names of the first half require; मेषाः ('Rams') leaves them without one. Dvivedī 1931 (printed p. ११) prints भेशा and his Bālabodhinī glosses it एते ग्रहाः क्रमेण भेशा मेषादिराशीनाम् ईशाः स्वामिनो भवन्ति. The Vāsudeva printing sets मेषा while its own Bhaṭṭotpala ṭīkā still construes 'lords' (कुजादयो मेषादीनाम् अधिपाः) — a disagreement between exemplars, filed in the chapter ledger. The second half is unaffected either way: the navāṃśa series of the fiery, earthy, airy and watery triplicities start from Aries, Capricorn, Libra and Cancer respectively.
स्वगृहाद् द्वादशभागाः द्रेष्काणाः प्रथमपञ्चनवपानाम् । होरे विषमेऽर्केन्द्वोः समराशौ चन्द्रतीक्ष्णांश्वोः
svagṛhād dvādaśabhāgāḥ dreṣkāṇāḥ prathamapañcanavapānām | hore viṣame'rkendvoḥ samarāśau candratīkṣṇāṃśvoḥ
The twelfth-parts ⟨dvādaśāṃśas⟩ ⟨are counted⟩ from the sign itself; the drekkāṇas belong to the lords of the first, the fifth and the ninth ⟨signs from it⟩. In an odd sign the two horās are the Sun's and the Moon's; in an even sign, the Moon's and the sharp-rayed one's ⟨the Sun's⟩.
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- About this edition: होरा here is the half-sign varga (15°), not the ascendant — the glossary's 'note which' case. तीक्ष्णांशु ('sharp-rayed') is the Sun; the epithet is kept in the Hindi with the gloss so the reader sees the poet varying the name rather than naming a second body.
कुजयमजीवज्ञसिताः पञ्चेन्द्रियवसुमुनीन्द्रियांशानाम् । विषमेषु समर्क्षेषूत्क्रमेण त्रिंशांशपाः कल्प्याः
kujayamajīvajñasitāḥ pañcendriyavasumunīndriyāṃśānām | viṣameṣu samarkṣeṣūtkrameṇa triṃśāṃśapāḥ kalpyāḥ
Mars, Saturn ⟨yama⟩, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus are to be reckoned the lords of the triṃśāṃśas — of five, five, eight, seven and five ⟨degrees respectively⟩ — in the odd signs; in the even signs, in reverse order.
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- About this edition: The degree-spans are given by number-words: pañca 5, indriya 5, vasu 8, muni 7, indriya 5 — summing to 30, which is the internal check on the reading. In an even sign the whole series inverts: Venus 5, Mercury 7, Jupiter 8, Saturn 5, Mars 5.
नृचतुष्पदकीटाप्याबलिनः प्राग्दक्षिणापरोत्तरगाः । सन्ध्याद्युरात्रिबलिनः कीटा नृचतुष्पदाश्चैवम्
nṛcatuṣpadakīṭāpyābalinaḥ prāgdakṣiṇāparottaragāḥ | sandhyādyurātribalinaḥ kīṭā nṛcatuṣpadāścaivam
Human, quadruped, insect and watery ⟨signs⟩ are strong when they lie to the east, the south, the west and the north ⟨respectively⟩. At twilight, by day and by night the strong ones are the insect, the human and the quadruped ⟨signs⟩ — thus likewise.
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- About this edition: Two independent strength rules, by quarter and by time of day. The second half pairs sandhyā / dyu / rātri with kīṭa / nṛ / catuṣpada in that order; the watery class is not given a time here.
मेषवृषधन्विसिंहाश्चतुष्पदा मकरपूर्वभागश्च । कीटः कर्कटराशिः सरीसृपो वृश्चिकः कथितः
meṣavṛṣadhanvisiṃhāścatuṣpadā makarapūrvabhāgaśca | kīṭaḥ karkaṭarāśiḥ sarīsṛpo vṛścikaḥ kathitaḥ
Aries, Taurus, Sagittarius and Leo are quadrupeds, and ⟨so is⟩ the first half of Capricorn. The sign Cancer is an insect ⟨kīṭa⟩; Scorpio is declared a creeping creature ⟨sarīsṛpa⟩.
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- About this edition: Capricorn is split: front half quadruped (the goat), latter half watery (v. 13). Sagittarius is listed among the quadrupeds here but its first half is called biped in v. 13 — the archer's human upper body; the two verses are one rule stated in halves, not a contradiction.
मकरस्य पश्चिमार्धं ज्ञेयो मीनश्च जलचरः ख्यातः । मिथुनतुलाघटकन्या द्विपदाख्या धन्विपूर्वभागश्च
makarasya paścimārdhaṃ jñeyo mīnaśca jalacaraḥ khyātaḥ | mithunatulāghaṭakanyā dvipadākhyā dhanvipūrvabhāgaśca
The latter half of Capricorn is to be known ⟨as a water-creature⟩, and Pisces is renowned as a water-goer. Gemini, Libra, Ghaṭa ⟨Aquarius⟩ and Virgo are named bipeds, and ⟨so is⟩ the first half of Sagittarius.
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- About this edition: 'paścimārdha' is the hinder/second half, not a compass direction. The predicate 'watery' for that half is supplied from the following jalacaraḥ, which the Sanskrit leaves to be carried over.
अधिपयुतो दृष्टो वा बुधजीवयुतेक्षितश्च यो राशिः । स भवति बलवान्न यदा युक्तो दृष्टोऽपि वा शेषैः
adhipayuto dṛṣṭo vā budhajīvayutekṣitaśca yo rāśiḥ | sa bhavati balavānna yadā yukto dṛṣṭo'pi vā śeṣaiḥ
The rāśi that is joined with its lord or aspected ⟨by him⟩, and that is joined with or aspected by Mercury and Jupiter, becomes strong — not when it is joined or even aspected by the remaining ⟨grahas⟩.
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- About this edition: yuta/dṛṣṭa rendered 'joined (conjunct)' / 'aspected' per glossary. The 'api' in the last clause is concessive — not even aspect by the others confers this strength.
1.15a reading here is contested तनुधनसहजसुहृत्-सुतरिपुजायामृत्युधर्मकर्माख्याः । व्यय इति लग्नाद्भावाश्चतुरस्राख्येऽष्टमचतुर्थे
tanudhanasahajasuhṛt-sutaripujāyāmṛtyudharmakarmākhyāḥ | vyaya iti lagnādbhāvāścaturasrākhye'ṣṭamacaturthe
Tanu ⟨1st⟩, dhana ⟨2nd⟩, sahaja ⟨3rd⟩, suhṛt ⟨4th⟩, suta ⟨5th⟩, ripu ⟨6th⟩, jāyā ⟨7th⟩, mṛtyu ⟨8th⟩, dharma ⟨9th⟩, karma ⟨10th⟩ are the names, and vyaya ⟨12th⟩ — such are the bhāvas ⟨houses⟩ ⟨counted⟩ from the lagna. The eighth and the fourth are called caturasra.
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- What the page would not yield: GAP IN THE SOURCE, NOT IN THE RENDERING: the text names ten houses plus vyaya, i.e. eleven names for twelve houses — the 11th (āya / lābha) is unnamed. The line scans as an āryā first line at exactly 30 mātrās as transmitted, so the omission is not a dropped syllable that the metre would betray. EXAMINED AGAINST A SECOND EXEMPLAR 2026-09-08 AND UNCHANGED: the Vāsudeva printing reads तनुधनसहजसुहृत्सुतरिपुजायामृत्युधर्मकर्माख्याः । व्यय इति लग्नाद्भावाश्चतुरस्राख्येऽष्टमचतुर्थे ॥१५॥ — the same eleven names, the same gap. The gap is the transmitted text's, not our source's. No name has been supplied.
पातालहिबुकवेश्मसुखबन्धुसंज्ञाश्चतुर्थभावस्य । नव-पञ्चमे त्रिकोणे नवमर्क्षं त्रित्रिकोणं च
pātālahibukaveśmasukhabandhusaṃjñāścaturthabhāvasya | nava-pañcame trikoṇe navamarkṣaṃ tritrikoṇaṃ ca
Pātāla, hibuka, veśma, sukha and bandhu are names of the fourth bhāva. The ninth and the fifth are trikoṇa ⟨trines⟩; and the ninth sign ⟨is called⟩ tritrikoṇa.
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- About this edition: हिबुक kept as the 4th house per glossary. The verse names only the 9th and 5th as trikoṇa; the lagna's own membership in the trine is not stated here.
धीः पञ्चमं तृतीयं दुश्चिक्यं सप्तमं तु यामित्रम् । द्यूनं द्युनं च तद्वच्छिद्रमष्टमं द्वादशं रिष्फम्
dhīḥ pañcamaṃ tṛtīyaṃ duścikyaṃ saptamaṃ tu yāmitram | dyūnaṃ dyunaṃ ca tadvacchidramaṣṭamaṃ dvādaśaṃ riṣpham
The fifth is dhī; the third, duścikya; the seventh, yāmitra — and likewise dyūna and dyuna. The eighth is chidra, the twelfth riṣpha.
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- About this edition: यामित्र is this edition's spelling of जामित्र (the 7th house). द्यूनं द्युनं — the same Greek-derived term (dyūna, from δύνον, 'setting') written twice, long and short, within one line; both spellings are retained rather than normalised, since the verse is itself a list of names.
केन्द्रचतुष्टयकण्टकलग्नाऽस्तदशमचतुर्थानाम् । संज्ञा परतः पणफरमापोक्लीमं च तत्परतः
kendracatuṣṭayakaṇṭakalagnā'stadaśamacaturthānām | saṃjñā parataḥ paṇapharamāpoklīmaṃ ca tatparataḥ
Kendra, catuṣṭaya and kaṇṭaka are the names of the lagna, the setting place ⟨7th⟩, the tenth and the fourth. Those next after ⟨them⟩ are paṇaphara, and those next after that, āpoklīma.
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- About this edition: कण्टक is here explicitly a synonym of केन्द्र, as the glossary's row records; the three words are being given as one set of names, so they are kept as names and not each translated to 'angle'. पणफर and आपोक्लीम are the Greek epanaphorā and apoklima.
त्रिषडेकादशदशमान्युपचयभवनान्यतोऽन्यथाऽन्यानि । वर्गोत्तमा नवांशाश्चरादिषु प्रथममध्यान्त्याः
triṣaḍekādaśadaśamānyupacayabhavanānyato'nyathā'nyāni | vargottamā navāṃśāścarādiṣu prathamamadhyāntyāḥ
The third, the sixth, the eleventh and the tenth are the upacaya houses; the others are otherwise. The vargottama navāṃśas are the first, the middle and the last, in the movable ⟨fixed and dual signs⟩ respectively.
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- About this edition: The Sanskrit lists the upacayas in the order 3, 6, 11, 10 — the metre's order, not an ascending one; it is kept as the text has it. 'carādiṣu' ('in the movable and the rest') carries the three-term series that the three ordinals answer to.
मेषाद्याश्चत्वारः सधन्विमकराः क्षपाबला ज्ञेयाः । पृष्ठोदया विमिथुनाः शिरसान्ये ह्युभयतो मीनः
meṣādyāścatvāraḥ sadhanvimakarāḥ kṣapābalā jñeyāḥ | pṛṣṭhodayā vimithunāḥ śirasānye hyubhayato mīnaḥ
The four beginning with Meṣa ⟨Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer⟩, together with Sagittarius and Capricorn, are to be known as strong by night. These, excepting Gemini, are back-rising ⟨pṛṣṭhodaya⟩; the rest rise head-first ⟨śīrṣodaya⟩; and Pisces rises both ways.
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- About this edition: Two rules again: six night-strong signs, and the rising-mode classification. Excluding Gemini leaves five pṛṣṭhodaya signs (Aries, Taurus, Cancer, Sagittarius, Capricorn), six śīrṣodaya, and Pisces both — the standard twelve. śīrṣodaya / pṛṣṭhodaya per glossary.
अजवृषमृगाङ्गनाकर्किमीनवणिजांशकेष्विनाद्युच्चाः । दशशिख्यष्टाविंशतितिथीन्द्रियत्रिनवविंशेषु
ajavṛṣamṛgāṅganākarkimīnavaṇijāṃśakeṣvinādyuccāḥ | daśaśikhyaṣṭāviṃśatitithīndriyatrinavaviṃśeṣu
In Aja ⟨Aries⟩, Vṛṣa ⟨Taurus⟩, Mṛga ⟨Capricorn⟩, Aṅganā ⟨Virgo⟩, Karki ⟨Cancer⟩, Mīna ⟨Pisces⟩ and Vaṇij ⟨Libra⟩ — at the degrees ten, three, twenty-eight, fifteen, five, twenty-seven and twenty — the Sun and the rest are exalted.
1 note on this verse
- About this edition: The degrees are number-words: daśa 10, śikhi 3, aṣṭāviṃśati 28, tithi 15, indriya 5, tri-nava 27, viṃśa 20 — checked one by one against the mūla. Read with the graha-order 'inādyāḥ' (ina = the Sun, and the rest): Sun 10° Aries, Moon 3° Taurus, Mars 28° Capricorn, Mercury 15° Virgo, Jupiter 5° Cancer, Venus 27° Pisces, Saturn 20° Libra.
उच्चान्नीचं सप्तममर्कादीनां त्रिकोणसंज्ञानि । सिंहवृषाजप्रमदा-कार्मुकभृत्तौलिकुम्भधराः
uccānnīcaṃ saptamamarkādīnāṃ trikoṇasaṃjñāni | siṃhavṛṣājapramadā-kārmukabhṛttaulikumbhadharāḥ
The debilitation is the seventh from the exaltation. The ⟨signs⟩ named trikoṇa ⟨mūlatrikoṇa⟩ of the Sun and the rest are Siṃha ⟨Leo⟩, Vṛṣa ⟨Taurus⟩, Aja ⟨Aries⟩, Pramadā ⟨Virgo⟩, Kārmuka ⟨Sagittarius⟩, Tauli ⟨Libra⟩ and Kumbha ⟨Aquarius⟩.
What the printed page actually sets, here
The Sanskrit above is what our source reads — one encoded source, machine-parsed. This printed page sets it differently. Because only one source stands behind this verse, that difference has not been adjudicated: both readings are shown and neither has been weighed against the other.
उच्चान्नीचं सप्तममर्कादीनां त्रिकोणसंज्ञानि । सिंहवृषाजप्रमदा-कार्मुक भृतौलिकुम्भधराः
1 note on this verse
- About this edition: The e-text read कार्मुक भृतौलिकुम्भधराः, with a space inside the compound and one त lost. Both printings read कार्मुकभृत्तौलि — कार्मुकभृत् ('bow-bearer') = Dhanus, तौलि = Tulā, कुम्भ = Aquarius, धराः governing the list: SAV printed p. 13, and the Bhaṭṭotpala ṭīkā on 3.5 (SAV printed p. 29, read at 170 dpi) quotes the verse verbatim as 'सिंहवृषाजप्रमदाकार्मुकभृत्तौलिकुम्भधराः' इति; Dvivedī reads the same. Seven signs, all seven now accounted for, with no syllable left over. Nīca-signs are not listed because the verse derives them by the seventh-from-exaltation rule instead.
गृहहोराद्रेष्काणा नवभागो द्वादशांशकस्त्रिंशः । वर्गः प्रत्येतव्यो ग्रहस्य यो यस्य निर्दिष्टः
gṛhahorādreṣkāṇā navabhāgo dvādaśāṃśakastriṃśaḥ | vargaḥ pratyetavyo grahasya yo yasya nirdiṣṭaḥ
House ⟨gṛha, the sign⟩, horā, dreṣkāṇa, navabhāga ⟨navāṃśa⟩, dvādaśāṃśa and triṃśa ⟨triṃśāṃśa⟩ — the varga of a graha is to be recognised as that which has been assigned to whom.
1 note on this verse
- About this edition: The ṣaḍvarga, closing the chapter by naming the six divisions defined in vv. 8–10. द्रेष्काण is this text's spelling (the corpus also has द्रेकाण). The second half is a rule of attribution, not a further division: each varga counts for whichever graha the foregoing verses assigned it to.