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600 BCE
Manusmṛti
Some western scholars, particularly Max Müller and Weber, started the ingenious theory that the extant Manu smṛti was a ...
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200 BCE
Manusmṛti
Some western scholars, particularly Max Müller and Weber, started the ingenious theory that the extant Manu smṛti was a ...
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Manusmṛtitext2 claims · 600 BCE to 200 BCE
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Arthaśāstra1xBaudhāyana Dharmasūtra1xKāmandaka Nītisāra1xVasiṣṭha Dharmasūtra1xViśvarūpa1xYājñavalkya Smṛti1x
600 BCE
Some western scholars, particularly Max Müller and Weber, started the ingenious theory that the exta... view
200 BCE
Some western scholars, particularly Max Müller and Weber, started the ingenious theory that the exta... view
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