Chapter, §

  1   1, 39 |            many kinds, cattle, deer, men, and carnivorous beasts
  2   1, 43 |              Rakshasas, Pisakas, and men are born from the womb.~
  3   1, 51 |            produced the universe and men, he disappeared in himself,
  4   1, 73 |          lasts as long, (are really) men acquainted with (the length
  5   1, 81 |              does any gain accrue to men by unrighteousness.~
  6   1, 82 |           fraud the merit (gained by men) is diminished by one fourth (
  7   1, 83 |                                 83. (Men are) free from disease,
  8   1, 84 |            fruits proportioned among men according to (the character
  9   1, 85 |           duties (is prescribed) for men in the Krita age, different
 10   1, 96 |         intelligent, mankind; and of men, the Brahmanas;~
 11   1, 113|            food, the purification of men and of things,~
 12   1, 115|         gambling and the removal of (men nocuous like) thorns,~
 13   2, 1  |             law which is followed by men learned (in the Veda) and
 14   2, 6  |             also the customs of holy men, and (finally) self-satisfaction.~
 15   2, 12 |              the customs of virtuous men, and one's own pleasure,
 16   2, 18 |              the conduct of virtuous men.~
 17   2, 20 |             in that country, let all men on earth learn their several
 18   2, 24 |                   24. Let twice-born men seek to dwell in those (
 19   2, 26 |             performed for twice-born men, which sanctify the body
 20   2, 27 |              removed from twice-born men.~
 21   2, 35 |             merit, by all twice-born men in the first or third year.~
 22   2, 39 |             39. After those (periods men of) these three (castes)
 23   2, 40 |                        40. With such men, if they have not been purified
 24   2, 47 |            at, not likely to terrify men, with their bark perfect,
 25   2, 57 |           merit, and is odious among men; one ought, for these reasons,
 26   2, 80 |             be blamed among virtuous men.~
 27   2, 110|            the answer), behave among men as (if he were) an idiot.~
 28   2, 134|               older than the other), men practising (the same) fine
 29   2, 163|            easy mind walk here among men; but the scorner utterly
 30   2, 183|              food from the houses of men who are not deficient in (
 31   2, 185|            if there are no (virtuous men of the kind) mentioned above,
 32   2, 213|            nature of women to seduce men in this (world); for that
 33   3, 5  |            recommended to twice-born men for wedlock and conjugal
 34   3, 12 |         first marriage of twice-born men (wives) of equal caste are
 35   3, 15 |                       15. Twice-born men who, in their folly, wed
 36   3, 39 |        honoured by the Sishtas (good men).~
 37   3, 42 |       blameless children are born to men, in blamable (marriages)
 38   3, 59 |                            59. Hence men who seek (their own) welfare,
 39   3, 65 |               65. By sacrificing for men unworthy to offer sacrifices
 40   3, 70 |            of guests the offering to men.~
 41   3, 78 |                          78. Because men of the three (other) orders
 42   3, 79 |         which cannot be practised by men with weak organs, must be
 43   3, 81 |         funeral offerings (Sraddha), men by (gifts of) food, and
 44   3, 97 |              gods and manes, made by men ignorant (of the law of
 45   3, 101|           fail in the houses of good men.~
 46   3, 117|        honoured the gods, the sages, men, the manes, and the guardian
 47   3, 118|              be the meal of virtuous men.~
 48   3, 131|             131. Though a million of men, unaquainted with the Rikas,
 49   3, 135|              of the sacred law), to (men of) all the four (above-mentioned
 50   3, 140|             meanest among twice-born men who in his folly contracts
 51   3, 141|               of food) by twice-born men, consumed with (friends
 52   3, 165|              is censured by virtuous men,~
 53   3, 167|           these lowest of twice-born men, whose conduct is reprehensible,
 54   3, 170|           and so forth, and by other men not admissible into the
 55   3, 174|           are born by wives of other men; (he who is born) while
 56   3, 175|           are born of wives of other men, cause to the giver the
 57   3, 182|           other unholy, inadmissible men, enumerated above, (is turned
 58   3, 183|             what chief of twice-born men a company defiled by (the
 59   3, 184|                           184. Those men must be considered as the
 60   3, 203|                  203. For twice-born men the rite in honour of the
 61   3, 213|            those first of twice-born men the ancient deities of the
 62   3, 213|          pleased, employed in making men prosper.~
 63   3, 259|                    259. 'May liberal men abound with us! May (our
 64   3, 267|                267. The ancestors of men are satisfied for one month
 65   4, 15 |            through pursuits to which men cleave, nor by forbidden
 66   4, 21 |              gods, to the Bhutas, to men, and to the manes.~
 67   4, 22 |                             22. Some men who know the ordinances
 68   4, 30 |             by a greeting, heretics, men who follow forbidden occupations,
 69   4, 30 |        follow forbidden occupations, men who live like cats, rogues,
 70   4, 61 |            surrounded by unrighteous men, nor in one which has become
 71   4, 61 |             nor in one swarming with men of the lowest castes.~
 72   4, 79 |          fools, nor with overbearing men, nor with low-caste men,
 73   4, 79 |              men, nor with low-caste men, nor with Antyavasayins.~
 74   4, 83 |            hold of (his own or other men's) hair, or to strike (himself
 75   4, 108|            heard), and in a crowd of men the (recitation of the Veda
 76   4, 124|             the Yagur-veda sacred to men, and the Sama-veda sacred
 77   4, 141|             knowledge, nor very aged men, nor those who have no beauty
 78   4, 154|       reverentially salute venerable men (who visit him), give them
 79   4, 155|              the conduct of virtuous men, connected with his occupations,
 80   4, 162|               nor Brahmanas, nor any men performing austerities.~
 81   4, 166|          wombs (of such beings where men are born in punishment of
 82   4, 171|     overthrow of unrighteous, wicked men.~
 83   4, 176|           future or are offensive to men.~
 84   4, 178|            walk in that path of holy men which his fathers and his
 85   4, 179|          with infants, aged and sick men, with learned men, with
 86   4, 179|           and sick men, with learned men, with his paternal relatives,
 87   4, 184|         Infants, aged, poor and sick men must be considered as rulers
 88   4, 195|              from the merits) of all men, one must know to be one
 89   4, 201|             tanks belonging to other men; if he bathes (in such a
 90   4, 205|        sacrifices for a multitude of men, by a woman, or by a eunuch.~
 91   4, 206|              it is unlucky for holy (men) it displeases the gods;
 92   4, 207|         intoxicated, angry, or sick (men), nor that in which hair
 93   4, 217|            women, nor food (given by men) whose ten days of impurity
 94   4, 244|             with the most excellent (men), and shun all low ones.~
 95   4, 246|        patient, shuns the company of men of cruel conduct, and does
 96   4, 252|          accept (presents) from good men alone.~
 97   4, 255|       describes himself to virtuous (men), in a manner contrary to
 98   5, 5  |            to be eaten by twice-born men.~
 99   5, 25 |           may be eaten by twice-born men without being mixed with
100   5, 26 |              forbidden to twice-born men, been fully described; I
101   5, 50 |              Pisaka, becomes dear to men, and will not be tormented
102   5, 90 |         through lust live (with many men), who have caused an abortion,
103   5, 92 |           the corpses of) twice-born men, as is proper, by the western,
104   5, 100|            you, O best of twice-born men; hear now the manner in
105   5, 100|              now the manner in which men are purified on the death
106   5, 104|        carried out by a Sudra, while men of the same caste are at
107   5, 131|          carnivorous (animals) or by men of low caste (Dasyu), such
108   5, 146|            personal purification for men of all castes, and those
109   5, 160|               just like those chaste men.~
110   6, 61 |            on the transmigrations of men, caused by their sinful
111   6, 62 |            on their union with hated men, on their being overpowered
112   6, 73 |          understand for unregenerate men.~
113   6, 75 |             practising austerities, (men) gain that state (even)
114   6, 89 |  resting-place in the ocean, even so men of all orders find protection
115   6, 90 |                    91. By twice-born men belonging to (any of) these
116   7, 16 |         inflict that (punishment) on men who act unjustly.~
117   7, 24 |              broken through, and all men would rage (against each
118   7, 28 |           hard to be administered by men with unimproved minds; it
119   7, 34 |           diminishes in extent among men like a drop of clarified
120   7, 38 |             who always worships aged men, is honoured even by Rakshasas.~
121   7, 49 |            greediness which all wise men declare to be the root even
122   7, 60 |            appoint other officials, (men) of integrity, (who are)
123   7, 61 |             many skilful and clever (men), free from sloth, let him
124   7, 70 |              an encampment of armed) men or a hill-fort.~
125   7, 72 |           the last three by monkeys, men, and gods respectively.~
126   7, 80 |            like a father towards all men.~
127   7, 81 |              all (the acts) of those men who transact his business.~
128   7, 99 |             let him bestow on worthy men.~
129   7, 101|          liberally bestow (on worthy men).~
130   7, 123|           his subjects against such (men).~
131   7, 139|               nor the root of other (men) by excessive greed; for
132   7, 141|        inspection of the business of men, let him place on that seat (
133   7, 149|             deaf, animals, very aged men, women, barbarians, the
134   7, 186|             enemy's camp); for such (men are) the most dangerous
135   7, 193|                                193. (Men born in) Kurukshetra, Matsyas,
136   7, 211|            of an Aryan, knowledge of men, bravery, a compassionate
137   7, 222|           again inspect his fighting men, all his chariots and beasts
138   8, 8  |              him decide the suits of men who mostly contend on the
139   8, 17 |              only friend who follows men even after death is justice;
140   8, 25 |              internal disposition of men, by their voice, their colour,
141   8, 33 |         remembering the duty of good men, may take one-sixth part
142   8, 40 |             restored by the king to (men of) all castes (varna);
143   8, 42 |                              42. For men who follow their particular
144   8, 46 |         virtuous, by such twice-born men as are devoted to the law,
145   8, 59 |           declares, shall those two (men) offending against justice
146   8, 61 |           fully declare what kind of men may be made witnesses in
147   8, 62 |                    62. Householders, men with male issue, and indigenous (
148   8, 63 |                      63. Trustworthy men of all the (four) castes (
149   8, 63 |              witnesses in lawsuits, (men) who know (their) whole
150   8, 64 |       enemies (of the parties), nor (men) formerly convicted (of
151   8, 68 |            women, and for twice-born men twice-born men (of the)
152   8, 68 |            twice-born men twice-born men (of the) same (kind), virtuous
153   8, 68 |      virtuous Sudras for Sudras, and men of the lowest castes for
154   8, 71 |           infants, aged and diseased men, who (are apt to) speak
155   8, 71 |      untrustworthy, likewise that of men with disordered minds.~
156   8, 75 |            an assembly of honourable men (Arya) anything else but
157   8, 77 |           waver, nor even many other men, who are tainted with sin.~
158   8, 80 |          this matter between the two men before us, declare all that
159   8, 82 |             hundred existences; let (men therefore) give true evidence.~
160   8, 84 |               the supreme witness of men.~
161   8, 98 |            false evidence concerning men.~
162   8, 123|          king shall fine and banish (men of) the three (lower) castes (
163   8, 127|            destroys reputation among men, and fame (after death),
164   8, 131|          business transactions among men, I will fully declare.~
165   8, 141|         remembering the duty of good men, he may take two in the
166   8, 157|                   157. Whatever rate men fix, who are expert in sea-voyages
167   8, 178|             equitably decide between men, who dispute with each other
168   8, 211|             must be made among those men who here (below) perform
169   8, 218|           explain the law concerning men who break an agreement.~
170   8, 226|         virgins, (and) nowhere among men to females who have lost
171   8, 249|             he will see that through men's ignorance of the boundaries
172   8, 258|               from the two villages, men of) the four neighbouring
173   8, 263|            give false evidence, when men dispute about a boundary-mark,
174   8, 269|           For offences of twice-born men against those of equal caste (
175   8, 286|             a blow is struck against men or animals in order to (
176   8, 311|       sanctified, just as twice-born men by sacrifices.~
177   8, 312|               infants, aged and sick men, who inveigh against him.~
178   8, 313|              He who, being abused by men in pain, pardons (them),
179   8, 318|                             318. But men who have committed crimes
180   8, 323|                    323. For stealing men of noble family and especially
181   8, 334|         commits (an offence) against men, even of that (the king)
182   8, 342|             tied up (cattle of other men), he who takes a slave,
183   8, 348|                      348. Twice-born men may take up arms when (they
184   8, 352|                                 352. Men who commit adultery with
185   8, 353|             the castes (varna) among men; thence (follows) sin, which
186   8, 360|              360. Mendicants, bards, men who have performed the initiatory
187   8, 362|          their own (wives); for such men send their wives (to others)
188   8, 379|             capital punishment; but (men of) other castes shall suffer
189   8, 390|                   390. If twice-born men dispute among each other
190   8, 398| one-twentieth of that (amount) which men, well acquainted with the
191   8, 405|            goods), empty vessels and men without luggage some trifle.~
192   8, 412|            of greed makes initiated (men of the) twice-born (castes)
193   9, 13 |                and dwelling in other men's houses, are the six causes
194   9, 15 |            Through their passion for men, through their mutable temper,
195   9, 26 |            reside) in the houses (of men), there is no difference
196   9, 27 |          born, and the daily life of men, (of these matters) woman
197   9, 30 |             a wife is censured among men, and (in her next life)
198   9, 31 |          discussion, salutary to all men, which the virtuous (of
199   9, 51 |                             51. Thus men who have no marital property
200   9, 63 |            both become outcasts, (as men) who defile the bed of a
201   9, 64 |                    64. By twice-born men a widow must not be appointed
202   9, 66 |            have occurred) even among men, while Vena ruled.~
203   9, 85 |                    85. If twice-born men wed women of their own and
204   9, 86 |            86. Among all (twice-born men) the wife of equal caste
205   9, 96 |           created, and to be fathers men; religious rites, therefore,
206   9, 99 |            nor moderns who were good men have done such (a deed)
207   9, 109|         eldest (is considered) among men most worthy of honour, the
208   9, 156|           All the sons of twice-born men, born of wives of the same
209   9, 158|             Among the twelve sons of men whom Manu, sprung from the
210   9, 189|           rule; but (the property of men) of other castes the king
211   9, 191|           begotten by two (different men), contend for the property (
212   9, 223|          them), that is called among men gambling (dyuta), when animate
213   9, 224|     distinctive marks of twice-born (men).~
214   9, 225|           dancers and singers, cruel men, men belonging to an heretical
215   9, 225|              and singers, cruel men, men belonging to an heretical
216   9, 230|              230. On women, infants, men of disordered mind, the
217   9, 235|             and all be considered as men who committed mortal sins (
218   9, 240|                            240. But (men of) all castes who perform
219   9, 242|                            242. But (men of) other (castes), who
220   9, 246|        property of (mortal) sinners, men are born in (due) time (
221   9, 252|           exertions to remove (those men who are nocuous like) thorns.~
222   9, 259|       physicians who act improperly, men living by showing their
223   9, 309|          greet with as great joy) as men feel on seeing the full
224   9, 314|             provokes to anger those (men), by whom the fire was made
225   9, 315|              while he injures those (men) who provoked to anger,
226   9, 328|          they must never be kept by (men of) other (castes).~
227   9, 332|             the various languages of men, with the manner of keeping
228  10, 12 |             a Kandala, the lowest of men, by Vaisya, Kshatriya, and
229  10, 16 |             a Kandala, the lowest of men;~
230  10, 31 |                              31. But men excluded (by the Aryans,
231  10, 31 |           worthy to be excluded, low men (hina) still lower races,
232  10, 33 |         continually. praises (great) men.~
233  10, 38 |             is ever despised by good men.~
234  10, 41 |             the duties of twice-born men; but all those born in consequence
235  10, 42 |             races) obtain here among men more exalted or lower rank
236  10, 76 |            accepting gifts from pure men.~
237  10, 78 |             not prescribed them for (men of) those two (castes).~
238  10, 103|     accepting gifts from despicable (men) Brahmanas (in distress)
239  10, 109|        acceptance (of gifts from low men), sacrificing (for them),
240  10, 110|           acts) always performed for men who have received the sacraments;
241  10, 111|    sacrifices for teaching (unworthy men) is removed by muttering (
242  10, 115|    acceptance of gifts from virtuous men.~
243  10, 116|        subsistence (permitted to all men in times of distress).~
244  10, 127|             the practice of virtuous men without reciting sacred
245  11, 2  |             sacred law; to such poor men gifts must be given in proportion
246  11, 31 |            alone be can punish those men who injure him.~
247  11, 46 |         Vedic texts, but that which (men) in their folly commit intentionally,
248  11, 47 |            intercourse with virtuous men.~
249  11, 48 |                      48. Some wicked men suffer a change of their (
250  11, 53 |            blind, deaf, and deformed men, who are (all) despised
251  11, 58 |               Stealing a deposit, or men, a horse, and silver, land,
252  11, 70 |       Accepting presents from blamed men, trading, serving Sudras,
253  11, 83 |          Brahnanas), and the gods of men (Kshatriyas), bathes (with
254  11, 84 |           before an assembly of such men, becomes pure.~
255  11, 85 |       teaching is) authoritative for men, because the Veda is the
256  11, 86 |             for the words of learned men are a means of purification.~
257  11, 108|              means of these penances men who have committed mortal
258  11, 118|                      118. Twice-born men who have committed (other)
259  11, 151|                                151. (Men of) the three twice-born
260  11, 152|             initiation of twice-born men.~
261  11, 153|            who has eaten the food of men, whose food must not be
262  11, 164|           the expiation for stealing men and women, and (for wrongfully
263  11, 185|        intercourse as is usual among men;~
264  11, 192|                192. Those twice-born men who may not have been taught
265  11, 193|           expiation) when twice-born men, who follow forbidden occupations
266  11, 227|          these expiations twice-born men must be purified whose sins
267  11, 235|            All the bliss of gods and men is declared by the sages
268  11, 242|                    242. Whatever sin men commit by thoughts, words,
269  12, 3  |               various) conditions of men, the highest, the middling,
270  12, 6  |    detracting from the merits of all men, and talking idly, shall
271  12, 16 |               in the case) of wicked men.~
272  12, 40 |           with Activity the state of men, and those endowed with
273  12, 45 |              Ghallas, Mallas, Natas, men who subsist by despicable
274  12, 52 |         duties, fools, the lowest of men, reach the vilest births.~
275  12, 59 |                                  59. Men who delight in doing hurt (
276  12, 60 |        approached the wives of other men, and he who has stolen the
277  12, 70 |                             70. But (men of the four) castes who
278  12, 73 |             In proportion as sensual men indulge in sensual pleasures,
279  12, 74 |              their sinful acts those men of small understanding suffer
280  12, 94 |              of the manes, gods, and men; the Veda-ordinance (is)
281  12, 103|          only) remember (the words), men who follow (the teaching
282  12, 111|            the sacred law, and three men belonging to the first three
283  12, 113|    proclaimed by myriads of ignorant men.~