The Damathat,

Written by the ancient Indian sage Manu, The Dama That (also known as The Laws of Manu) is a foundational text of Hindu law and ethics. This translation, by D. Richardson, provides readers with a clear and accessible rendering of Manu's teachings, which include guidance on moral behavior, family roles, and social hierarchy. Though written over two thousand years ago, The Dama That continues to be a source of inspiration and guidance for people around the world.

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