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Manavadharmasastra (Laws of Manu)

*Text critically edited by J. Jolly. London: Trubner & Co., 1887. Trubner Oriental Series. - Transl. by G. Buhler. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1886. SBE XXV.  (BCW 1:497).
The bibliography cites Julius Jolly's edition of the laws of Manu (1887) and Georg Bühler's translation in Sacred Books of the East, volume XXV (1886).  (BCW 4:656).

Also called Manusmriti, a metrical Smriti associated with Manu and closely connected with the Mahabharata. Zirkoff notes its 2,684 verses and cites J. Jolly’s critical edition (1887) and G. Bühler’s translation (1886).  (BCW 5:365-366).

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CTD article in Russian: Манавадхармашастра

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 The bibliography cites Julius Jolly's edition of the laws of Manu (1887) and Georg Bühler's translation in ''Sacred Books of the East'', volume XXV (1886). {{ctd-source|BCW|4|656}}.
+Also called ''Manusmriti'', a metrical Smriti associated with Manu and closely connected with the ''Mahabharata''. Zirkoff notes its 2,684 verses and cites J. Jolly’s critical edition (1887) and G. Bühler’s translation (1886). {{ctd-source|BCW|5|365-366}}.
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