Ordinances of Manu

Arthur Coke Burnell, Edward W. Hopkins Columbia College, N.Y.

• Part 1; The Ordinances of ManuThe Source of this Work, and an Account of the Origin of the Universe; with a Summary of the Contents of the Whole Book; Sources of this System and the Countries Where it Obtains; on the First Condition of Life of a Brahman, or that of a Student; On Marriage, and on the Religious Duties of a Householder, or the Second State of Life; On A Householder’s Duty as Regards Subsistence and Private Morals; On Food, Ceremonial Purification, and the Duties of Women; On the Third and Fourth Orders or Stages of Life; On The Duties of Kings, and On The Second Caste; Lecture VIII. 1117 The eighth and ninth Chapter s of the text correspond to all N?rada and the second book of Y?jnavalkya., Cf. also Vi?nu, iv.–xviii; ?p. ii., kh. 13, 14, 26–29; Gaut. x. xii. xiii. xviii. xxviii; Vas. xv. xviii; Baudh. ii. 3, par; Lecture IX; Lecture X; Lecture XI; Lecture XII;