Institutes of Hindu Law

1825 - 450 pages

Thence proceed the great elements endued with	18

II	20

happiness	21

He gave being to time and the divisions of time	24

on any being at its creation the same quality enters	30

That the human race might be multiplied	31

souls and a number of Genii exquisitely delicate	32

holiness	37

He confers purity on his living family	105

night both divine and human night being intended	113

receptacle of waters	131

V	144

all the organs of sense and of action remains long	159

several degrees together with the duties of every	164

VI	169

posing alternately revivifies and destroys in eternal	188

From hot moisture are born biting gnats lice	45

HE whose powers are incomprehensible hav	51

When that Power awakes for though slumber	52

Menus together with deities and the mansions	58

III	59

The sun causes the distribution of day	65

one cáshť há thirty cáshť hás one calá thirty calás	72

spreading bright rays and it is declared to have	78

Some duties are performed by good men in	85

to sacrifice to read the scripture to carry on trade	91

Whatever exists in the universe is all	100

IV	104

immaterial and before mind or the reasoning power	189

On Government or on the Military Class	215

On Judicature and on Law Private and Criminal	222

On the Commercial and Servile Classes	287

elements and other principles of nature appeared with	312

X	337

essence eludes the external organs who has no visible	352

XI	361

the root of all piety good usages long established	367

On Transmigration and final Beatitude	406

mentioned in order succinctly	412

preceding and following are thousands and hun	438

Title	Institutes of Hindu Law
Translated by	William Jones
Contributor	Graves Chamney Haughton
Published	1825
Original from	National Library of the Netherlands
Digitized	9 Nov 2011
Length	450 pages

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