History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v1.c5.72

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Two versions of Nārada on vyavahāra, a smaller and a larger one - com. of Asahāya as revised by Kalyāṇabhaṭṭa is contained in Dr. Jolly's edition - Nārada not mentioned by Yāj. or Parāśara in list of expounders of dharma - three introductory chapters on judicial procedure and on sabhā, then 18 *vyavahārapadas*, then an appendix on theft from Nepal ms. - some difference in the names of titles between Nārada and Manu - printed Nārada contains 1028 verses - about 1700 verses of Nārada quoted in digests - Viśvarūpa's and Medhātithi's quotations from Nārada agree with printed Nārada - Agnipuraṇa chap. 253 contains thirty verses of Nāradasmṛti defining the eighteen titles from ṛṇādāna to prakīrṇaka in the same order - Nārada's verses on ācāra, śrāddha and prāyaścitta quoted in Smṛticandrikā, Hemādri - probably this is a different Nārada - form, style and metre of Nārada - Literature known to Nārada - 50 verses prose Sec. 41 *Kārṣṇājini* : ... p. 223