[270] Manu, 7, 116-118.
[271] Manu, 7, 123.
[272] Manu, 7, 118-120.
[273] Manu, 7, 124.
[274] Manu, 6, 69-75.
[275] Manu, 7, 126. The Indians learned to coin money from the Greeks after the year 300 B.C.; till that time their coinage consisted of weighed pieces of copper, silver, and gold, with the mark of the weight as a stamp. The pana is a copper weight of this kind; to this day the name denotes copper money in India. The drona is a weight of about 30 pounds. Cf. Lassen, 2, 574.
[276] Manu, 7, 37.
[277] Manu, 7, 218.
[278] Manu, 7, 222.
[279] Manu, 7, 224-226.