Seems like CVs have done a lot more research into their shlokas than one might expect.
One of the shlokas used in ⭐️B has been taken straight from the Manu Smriti. This shloka talks about the ten qualities of Dharma -
Dhriti kshama damo'asteyam shaucham indriya nigraha
Dhirvidya satyamakrodho dashakam dharma lakshanam (Manu Smriti 6.92)
The last time I can recall this shloka being used in ⭐️B was when Arjuna was participating in Draupadi's swayamwar. Maybe it might've been used even in the later epis as well...
What does this shloka mean? It lists out the 10 qualities of Dharma ("Dashakam Dharma Lakshanam") -
1. Dhriti (patience)
2. Kshama (forgiveness)
3. Dama (self-restraint)
4. Asteya (not claiming ownership without permission)
5. Shaucham (self-purification)
6. Indriya nigraha (control of senses)
7. Dhi (higher intellect)
8. Vidya (appropriate knowledge)
9. Satya (Truth)
10. Akrodh (non-anger)
If I'm not mistaken, the Gita also lists out these attributes of Dharma, right?