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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 March 2011
The Nārada Smṛiti is said by Professor Jolly to be important, both as being the only Smṛiti completely preserved in MSS. which treats of law apart from penance and other religious subjects, and as reflecting the social and political state of India at the time of its compilation.
page 41 note 1 The Minor Law-Books: Nārada and Bṛihaspati, tr. by Prof. J. Jolly; Sacred Books of the East, vol. xxxiii, Oxford, 1889, v. Introduction, p. xiv. and following pages.
page 42 note 1 The Institutes of Nārada, ed. by Prof. J. Jolly; Bibliotheca Indica, Calcutta, 1885.
page 42 note 2 MS. na for ta.
page 42 note 3 It was in connection with work on my MS. of Nārada, lent to Prof. Jolly, that I came upon the Nārada MS. in the British Museum now under notice. It had been described in the Catalogue simply as “Chaurapratishedha,” and not recognized as part of the Nārada Smṛiti.—C. Bendall.
page 42 note 4 Sacred Books of the East, vol. xxxiii. pp. 266–267.
page 42 note 5 Indicated by square brackets. An asterisk marks emendations made in the printed text by Prof. Jolly which are confirmed by this MS.
page 47 note 1 kh for sh, as often in North Indian MSS.