The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.102

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Lalitângadeva, 393. Lâṭa Viṣaya, 304. Lâṭyâyana Śrauta Sûtra, 59. Law, and its administration, in Alberûnî, 443—46; and justice, in Baudhâyana, 68—70; and law suits in Bṛihaspati, 324—25; and sources of law in Agni Purâṇa, 333; in Manu, 240—41; Aśoka's reform in penal law, 211; civil and criminal law, in Gautama, 66-67, in Manu, 244—46; civil law in Kauṭalya, 266-67; criminal law of the Guptas, 285; in Âpastamba, 71, 72-73; in Nârada, 323; in Parâśara, 327; in Persia and India, 493; limbs of a law-suit, in Agni Purâṇa, 333; of inheritance, in Kâlidâsa, 311, 315; of war in Baudhâyana, 70; penal law, in Kauṭalya, 274-75; in 7th century, 371; sources of, in Baudhâyana, 69; the "law," 375; under the Mauryas, 187-88. See also Dharma. Lekhakas, 300, 432. Licchavi, 282. Liṅga Purâṇa, 337. Liṅgâyata Vivecacintâmaṇi, 384. Lipikâras, 213. Local Government. See under Government. Lodîs, feudalism among the, 488. Ludwig, on Sabhâ and Samiti, 30 n.