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Gargasamhitā 6.28-29: 28. When the Sun is in the summer (= in the northern hemisphere) and the son of Bhṛgu is to the North, tranquillity is outstanding; then the god rains. 29. If Venus in the South bows down during the day to the Sun to the North, the god does not rain for all those months.
Enūma Anu Enlil, VAT 10218, 116-119: If Venus stands in its position at the South, rains will come in the land. If Venus stands in its position at the North, rains will be continual in the land. If Venus stands in its position at the East, rains will be continual in the land. If Venus stands in its position at the West, rains will be scarce.
Sources (list of abbreviations)
Enūma Anu Enlil, VAT 10218, 116-119
Gargasamhitā 6.28-29
Bibliography
Pingree 1987, 299, 307 | Pingree, David. Venus Omens in India and Babylon. In: F. Rochberg Halton (ed.). Language, literature, and history. Philological and historical studies presented to Erica Reiner. American Oriental Series 67. New Haven: American Oriental Society 1987, 293-315. |
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