Náradíya Dharmasástra is an ancient Hindu text that lays out the principles of dharma, or moral duty. It covers a wide range of topics, including family life, social hierarchy, and religious observance. This English translation of the Institutes of Nárada provides valuable insight into ancient Hindu society and its values.
Original Sanskrit text critically edited according to the standard Sanskrit commentaries, with critical notes
The book presents the original Sanskrit text of the Mânava Dharma-sâstra, also known as the Code of Manu, meticulously edited in line with established Sanskrit commentaries. It includes critical notes that enhance understanding of this ancient legal and ethical text, providing readers with a scholarly resource that reflects the work's historical significance. This high-quality reprint preserves the integrity of the 1887 edition, making it valuable for both academic study and cultural exploration.
Hindus The Minor Law Books Brihaspati - Vol. 33
This volume presents a high-quality reprint of the original 1889 edition, focusing on the Minor Law Books of the Hindus, attributed to Brihaspati. It offers insights into ancient Hindu legal texts, exploring their significance and impact on cultural and religious practices. The work is part of a broader collection, The Sacred Books of the East, which aims to preserve and disseminate important religious literature.