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GENERAL INDEX 297
Privy, not to be constructed very close to
the wall of another 249
Proof, divine means of, not to be resorted
to when human means available 21.
either human or divine 20.
means of 20-21.
three varieties of human means of 20
Property, once vested in a man cannot be
divested by the subsequent removal of a
a defect from one who was excluded 192n 1
stolen by thieves, must be restored by king
229
Propinquity, if equal, all divide heritage
equally 162.
to deceased, the determining principle as
to right to succeed 188
Prostitution, does not sever tie of blood 183n
Pṛthā, adopted by Kuntībhoja 129n
was a kevala dattaka 129n
Pūga, a village panchayat, defined 5n 1
meaning of 242, 248n 1
Punishment, corporal, for those who dress
as ascetics and deceive people 256
for abettors 260-61
for adulteress is not death but lopping off
of ears &c.
for adultery by fraud 365
for adultery, varied with the castes of the
parties 265
for brāhmaṇa guilty of rape of a brāhmaṇa
woman 264
for causing wrongful āsedha (arrest or re-
straint) 9
for embezzling property of gana or violat-
ing usages of gana 243
for falsely disputing a partition already
made 149
for highway robbery 257.
for him who adduces false witnesses 37.
for him who does not return a deposit on
demand or demands a deposit when he
made none 222
for house-breaking at night 257
for kidnapping a male or a woman 258
for kidnapping a married woman or maiden
258
for kidnapping women 258.
for murderers 260
for one who incites to sāhasa 264
for one who, though summoned as defen-
dant, does not obey 10
for pickpocket and cut-purse 257.
F.
for putting under āsedha those who do not
deserve to be so put 9.
for rape on a brāhmaṇa woman by a ksa-
triya or the like 264.
for sexual intercourse with female ascetic,
light according to Manu and Yāj, but
heavy according to Nārada 268n 1
for sexual intercourse with kept mistress of
another same as that for intercourse with
another's wife 269
for slander of a woman, whether true or
false 270
for stealing cows or cattle 258
for stealing gold, silver &c 258
for those who expound portents without
knowing about stars &c 256
for those who give food or shelter to thieves
or do not arrest them when able 259
of cutting of that limb with which a brā-
hmana is struck by a non-brāhmana 254
of cutting of tongue for s'ūdra reviling a
brāhmaṇa, or for loudly reciting Veda
252
of quacks 256
when not inflicted for breaking āsedha 9
Pupil, as heir 166
Purāṇas, 6
contain many pratices opposed to smṛtis
91.
Purchase, in market overt was blameless 226,
may be rescinded within a certain time
243
of article, without examination, could be
rescinded within a certain time 243
time allowed for rescission of, of various
articles 243.
Purchaser,
from an unauthorised slave or from a bad
character or at a low price, was guilty like
a thief 226
had to produce the seller or to prove sale
in market overt, in order to escape the
claim of the real owner 227
to bear loss, if it be due to his own fault
244.
Purport, means for arriving at the correct
purport of a passage 124n 1
Pūrta, tanks and works of public utility 141
Puruṣārtha, concerned only with the agent
or his motives, 105, 105n 2.
Pūrvāhna, the first third part of a day 47n 1