[312] Manu ch. 8, sl. 287.
[313] or any other insensitive part, śákhá.
[314] Manu ch. 8, sl. 297-8.
[315] root as well as trunk. (M.)
[316] scil. the mango. (M.)
[317] scil. 20, 40, 80. (M.)
[318] Manu, ch. 8, sl. 285.
[319] This word is commonly used to signify any violent aggression upon person or property, and is defined here by the Commentator to be, the forcibly taking away of properly either public or private. Manu, ch. 8, sl. 332.
[320] e.g. an áchárya. (M.) Supra note [155] in fin. The injunction evidently has reference to one whose office or character entitles him to the respect and obedience of those about him, pupils or disciples.
[321] This may be 'his brother or his wife.'