Dear Christophe,

thanks, I did not think to have a look of other secondary publications. Thus, I suppose the verse is right and it should appears somewhere also in the DP ed. of P. Kumar.

On the other hand, I think Dehejia mis-cited DP (in fact it did not appear in final bibliography) and probably she confused with Devibhagavatapurana although there are two lists there, the first composed of 108 places and the second (in the devigita section) composed of 71 or 72 (if you consider also Varanasi as the seat where all the goddess's forms resides together). Very strange.

Best,
Paolo





On 9 February 2017 at 14:19, Christophe Vielle <christophe.vielle@uclouvain.be> wrote:
Hazra's Studies in the Upapurāṇas vol. 2 (1963) deals extensively with the DeviiP pp. 46-239. He refers to the Bengali characters (Vangavasi Press) ed. as the only one existing at that time.
The v. 6b of ch. 39 is given p. 63 fn. 127 as:
yajed bhaumaatmajo devii.m kaamaakhye girikandare
The presentation of the chap. 39 at the same page says:
"Names of holy places in which Devii was worshipped in her different forms by different gods, sages and kinds (including Jaamadagnya, Bhauma's son, Vibhii.sa.na and Raajasena) viz., [...] Ki.skindhyaa-parvata [...]"
I do not see in his detailed description (nor in the following one of the KaalikaaP) reference to such a list of 64 devii-pii.thas.
Hope it may help,
Best wishes,
Christophe


Le 7 févr. 2017 à 14:16, Paolo Eugenio Rosati via INDOLOGY <indology@list.indology.info> a écrit :

Dear list,

I am looking for a couple of references from the Devipurana.

I found---throughout secundary literature---some references that probably derived from this edition:

Devīpurāṇa, ed. with a Bengali translation by Pancanana Tarkaratna. Calcutta, 1928.

while I have got (thanks to the list!) this edition:
Devīpurāṇa. Kumar, Sharma P. (ed.) 1976. Devī Purāṇam. New Delhi: Sri Lal Bahadur Shastri Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth.

Actually I do not know if the two eds are based on different mss, but I was unable to find out verse (39.6) that should says:

yajed ... devIM kAmAkhye girikandare (Van Kooij 1972, 32n3---based on Bengali trans.)

although some scholars wrote that in this verse should also be a reference to the son of Bhumi (earth goddess) and cited the Kumar ed. (v. 39.6b)---but in Kumar ed. there is the verse that speak of Kamakhya neither it speak about a "Bhauma".

The second part that I am looking for is a so-called Appendix 1 list 7 (cit. in Dehejia 1986, Yogini Cult and Temples), although in her bibliography it is not cited any DP ms or edition. Thus, I imagine this appendix was somewhere through the Kumar ed. (or maybe not) or perhaps she confused with another text?!
Dehejia wrote that in this list were enumerated 64 devi-pithas from which depend on the two yogini lists of the Kalikapurana (Chs. 54 and 63, in B. Shastri [1991] 2008).

I wish someone could help in find out the verse and the appendix that I was unable to find out from Kumar ed. of DP.

Best wishes,
Paolo

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'Sapienza' University of Rome
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