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INTRODUCTION TO ÂPASTAMBA |
ix |
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INTRODUCTION TO GAUTAMA |
xlix |
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ÂPASTAMBA'S APHORISMS ON THE SACRED LAW |
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General Rules |
1 |
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Initiation |
2 |
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Studentship |
7 |
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A Student who has returned Home |
29 |
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The Study of the Veda |
32 |
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A Student who has returned Home |
48 |
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Saluting |
51 |
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Purification |
54 |
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Eating, and Forbidden Food |
59 |
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Lawful Livelihood |
71 |
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Penance |
75 |
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Rules for a Snâtaka |
92 |
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The Duties of a Householder |
99 |
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Inheritance |
130 |
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Funeral Oblations |
137 |
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The Four Orders |
153 |
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The King |
161 |
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GAUTAMA'S INSTITUTES OF THE SACRED LAW. |
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Initiation |
175 |
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Purification |
179 |
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Studentship |
182 |
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The Ascetic |
192 |
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The Hermit |
195 |
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The Householder |
196 |
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Saluting |
207 |
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Times of Distress |
211 |
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A King and Brâhmana versed in the Vedas |
214 |
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The Duties of a Snâtaka |
218 |
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Lawful Occupations and Livelihood. |
227 |
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The Duties of a King |
234 |
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Civil and Criminal Law |
238 |
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Witnesses |
246 |
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Impurity |
249 |
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Funeral Oblations |
255 |
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The Study of the Veda |
259 |
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Eating, and Forbidden Food |
265 |
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Women |
270 |
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Penances |
274 |
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Inheritance |
302 |
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Transliteration of Oriental Alphabets adopted for the Translations of the Sacred Books of the East |
311 |
