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Laws of Manu

Book • 1992
The Laws of Manu, also known as the Manava Dharma Shastra, is a significant Hindu text that provides guidelines on social conduct, legal procedures, and moral obligations.

It is divided into twelve chapters, covering topics such as the creation of the world, caste duties, and the roles of kings and women in society.

The text is attributed to Manu, the mythical first man in Hinduism, and is considered a key source of ancient Indian law and customs.

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William Dalrymple
as containing classical Hindu law, relevant to the discussion of Brahmin practices.
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