बृहत्संहिता (आचार्य वराहमिहिर - स्थापत्य, खगोल, मौसम व जल विज्ञान)

692 बृहत्संहितायाम् [Adh. LXXXIX. Sl. 1 (b)-1 (c).
sumptuous meal ; if on dry cow-dung, dry food, jaggery
or sweets.
अथ विषतरुकण्टकीकाष्ठपाषाणशुष्कद्रुमास्थिश्मशानानि मू-
त्र्यावहत्याथवा यायिनोऽग्रेसरोऽनिष्टमारुयाति शय्याकुलालादि
भाण्डान्यभुक्तान्यभिन्नानि वा मूत्रयन्कन्यकादोषकृद्भुज्यमानानि
चेद्दुष्टतां तद्गृहिण्यास्तथा स्यादुपानत्फलं गोस्तु सम्मूत्रणेऽवर्णजः
सङ्करः।
Dandaka 1 (b).—Again if the dog passes urine on
or kicks a poisonous or thorny tree, fire-wood, stone,
withered tree, bones or cremation ground, and goes in
advance of a traveller, it indicates dire consequences to
him ; if it urinates on couches or vessels made by potters
and the like, unused and unbroken, the virgins in his
house will be spoiled ; if on those being used, his wife's
character will be besmirched ; the same refers to sandals
also. If it urinates on a cow, there will be an admixture
of blood in his family by its contact with low-class people.
गमनमुखमुपानहं सम्प्रगृह्योपतिष्ठेद्यदा स्यात्तदासिद्धये मांस-
पूर्णाननेऽर्थाप्तिरार्द्रेण चास्थ्ना शुभं साग्न्यलातेन शुष्केण चास्थ्ना
गृहितेन मृत्युः प्रशान्तोल्मुकेनाभिघातोऽथ पुंसः शिरोहस्तपादादि-
वक्त्रे भुवोऽभ्यागमो वस्त्रचीरादिभिर्व्यापदः केचिदाहुः सवस्त्रे
शुभम्।
Dandaka 1 (c).—When a dog comes towards a tra-
veller with a slipper in its mouth, he will achieve success ;
with meat, he will gain wealth ; with a wet bone, happi-
ness ; with a burning stick or dry bone, he will meet
with his end ; with an extinguished stick, he will get
blows ; with a human head, hand, foot or smaller
limb, he will get lands ; with a cloth, tree-bark (rags) or