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Printed by Muneo Tokunaga, Checked by Yasuke Ikari
Version 1 (completed on March 12, 1991)
Edition: Yaajnavalkya-smRti of Yogiizvara Yaajnavalkya. With the 
commentary MitaakSaraa of Vijnaanezvara, Notes, Variant readings, etc. 
1949.  Ed. by Narayan Ram Acharya. Nirnayasagara Press, Bombay, 1949. 

Text Input System 
(1)  	Sanskrit characters which should bear diacritical marks
	when Romanized have been input mostly by capitals.  
	
	vowels:     a, aa, i, ii, u, uu, R, RR, L, e, ai, o, au
	gutturals:  k, kh, g, gh, G
	palatals:   c, ch, j, jh, J
	linguals:   T, Th, D, Dh, N
	dentals:    t, th, d, dh, n
	labials:    p, ph, b, bh, m
	semivowels: y, r, l, v
	sibilants:  z, S, s
	aspiration: h
	anusvaara:  M

(2) Visarga is not marked.
(3) Anusvaara is not always marked.
(4) Members of a compound are separated by periods. 
(5) External vowel sandhi is decomposed by `^'.
(6) Verbs are marked by `('.