Vasistha Dharmasutra
by Georg Bühler | 1882 | 44,713 words
The Dharmasutra of Vasistha forms an independent treatise and has no relationship with the Kalpasutra. The chapters of this text are divided in a way that resemble the practice of later Smritis. This Dharmasutra has a unique characteristic, it cites the opinions of Manu at many places. This led scholars like Bühler among others to form a hypothesis...
Title Page
The Sacred Laws of the Āryas
AS TAUGHT IN THE SCHOOLS OF
ĀPASTAMBA, GUATAMA, VĀSIṢṬHA, AND BAUDHĀYANA
Translated by Georg Bühler
Part II
VĀSIṢṬHA AND BAUDHĀYANA
Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 2
Oxford: The Clarendon Press
[1882]
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