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English: These are the first ten sutras of a pre-2nd century CE Hindu Sanskrit text, whose manuscript was published in 1896. The copyrights of this publication have expired, and the photo image is of the 1896 publication.
The year of publication can be verified here. The Nyaya sutras are the foundational text of the Nyaya school of Hindu philosophy. |
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