Theory of Government in Ancient India (Post-Vedic) c17.17

c17.17

Labour, division of, 337-38. Laghu Arhannîti, 227. Laissez-faire, 352. Lakṣmî Vyâkhyâna, 183. Lalitavistara, 219. Laṅkâ, 69. Laski, on division of society, 343. Latimer, on religion, 350. Law, about divorce, etc., in Kauṭalya, 99; about entertainments, etc., in Kauṭalya, 103-104; about honour of women and adultery, etc., in Kauṭalya, 100-102, and justice in Manu, 81-84; and its interpretation, 353-54; books, 70; criminal, in Kauṭalya, 120; in Kauṭalya, 135, in Manu, 73-74: of inheritance in Kauṭalya, 102-103; of nature, 60; on defamation, in Manu, 84; on gambling, 104-105; regulating professions, guilds, etc., 105-106; rule of, 39-40; sources, etc., of, in Agni Purâṇa, 191-92, in Baudhâyana, 168-64; in Yâjñavalkya, 173-74; suits, matters giving rise to, in Manu, 88 n. See also Dharma. Lawyers, in Śukra, 268. Lekhakas, 127. Likhita, 173, 353. Local government, 49-50. Locke, on property, 79; on state o nature, 28. Logic of the Fish, 95. Lokapâlas, 199. Lokâyata, 93, 94 n., 153. Lomaprabhâchârya, 228. Loyalty, limitation on, 44-45