Found also in Pāipp. xx. Reckoned in Kāuç. (9. 2) to bṛhachāntigaṇa, with some of the hymns next following.

Translated: Henry, 25, 89; Griffith, i. 359.

Ppp. reads: yady antarikṣaṁ yadi vā rajāṅsi tata vṛkṣeṣu bhayanalapeṣu: ajasravan paç- etc. Nearly all the authorities give ásravan in c; our D. has áçr-, and, according to SPP., three of his pada-mss. he therefore gives in his text áçravan, which is also the comm's reading; and that is implied in the translation. The comm. connects the hymn with the prescriptions as to the time of study or refraining from study ​of the sacred texts (referring to ĀpÇS. xv. 21. 8), and regards it as a spell for recovering what has been lost by being learned under wrong circumstances—in cloudy weather, in sight of green barley, within hearing of cattle, etc.