...legal expiation for his sin : surely he who declares the law to a servile man, and he who instructs him in the mode of expiating sin, sinks with that very man into the hell named Asamvrita." f " If, " says the Gentoo code, " a man of the Sooder reads the beids of the Shaster, or...

...riches, gives pain even to Brahmens." § "A Brahmen may seize without hesitation the goods of his Sudra slave ; for as that slave can have no property, his master may take his goods." || Any failure in the respect exacted of the Sudra towards the superior classes is avenged by the most...

...riches, gives pain even to Brahmens " 1 A Brahmen may seize without hesitation the goods of his Sudra slave ; for as that slave can have no property, his master may take his goods."1 Any failure in the respect exacted of the Sudra towards the superior classes is avenged by...

...Brahman may " compel to perform servile duty ; he may seize " without hesitation the goods of his Sudra slave, " for as that slave can have no property, his..."instructs a servile man in the mode of expiating "sin, sjnks with that very man into the hell, " named Asamvrita."* The writer of a very recent publication,...

...riches, gives pain to Brahmans ;" and,t " A Brahman may seize, without hesitation, the goods of a Sudra slave ; for, as that slave can have no property, his master may take his goods," &c. Since this, then, is the case, there is no inducement for a man to seek his liberty : he merely...

...seize without hesitation, if 1 he be distressed for a subsistence, the goods of his ' jSyrfra-siave ; for, as that slave can have no property, ' his master may take his goods. 418. ' With vigilant care should the king exert hini' self in compelling merchants and mechanicks to...

...riches, gives pain even to Brahmins. A Brahmin may seize, without hesitation, the goods of his Sudra slave; for as that slave can have no property, his master may take his goods. Any failure in the respect exacted of the Sudra towards the superior classes is avenged by the most...

...riches, gives pain even to Brahmins. A Brahmin may seize, without hesitation, the goods of his Sudra slave ; for as that slave can have no property, his master may take his goods. Any failure in the respect exacted of the Sudra towards the superior classes is avenged by the most...

...Sudra was created to serve. A Sudra slave cannot possess goods. "A Brahmin who would instruct a Sudra in the mode of expiating sin, sinks with that very man into hell. If a Sudra gets by heart the beids of the Shaster, the magistrate shall put him to death." There...

...legal expiation for his sin; surely he who declares the law to a servile man, and he who instructs him in the mode of expiating sin, sinks with that very man into the hell called Asamrretta." The Sudra was allowed, however, to follow such mechanical employments as joinery,...