Chapter, §

  1   1, 21 |      according to the words of the Veda.~
  2   1, 23 |        forth the threefold eternal Veda, called Rik, Yagus, and
  3   1, 84 |          mortals, mentioned in the Veda, the desired results of
  4   1, 88 |         teaching and studying (the Veda), sacrificing for their
  5   1, 89 |          sacrifices, to study (the Veda), and to abstain from attaching
  6   1, 90 |          sacrifices, to study (the Veda), to trade, to lend money,
  7   1, 93 |            and as he possesses the Veda, he is by right the lord
  8   1, 97 |   Brahmanas, those learned (in the Veda); of the learned, those
  9   1, 109|          not reap the fruit of the Veda, but he who duly follows
 10   2, 1  |    followed by men learned (in the Veda) and assented to in their
 11   2, 2  |          grounded the study of the Veda and the performance of the
 12   2, 2  |         actions, prescribed by the Veda.~
 13   2, 6  |                       6. The whole Veda is the (first) source of
 14   2, 6  |     conduct of those who know the (Veda further), also the customs
 15   2, 7  |         been fully declared in the Veda: for that (sage was) omniscient.~
 16   2, 10 |           revelation) is meant the Veda, and by Smriti (tradition)
 17   2, 11 |       atheist and a scorner of the Veda.~
 18   2, 12 |                            12. The Veda, the sacred tradition, the
 19   2, 26 |           rites, prescribed by the Veda, must the ceremony on conception
 20   2, 28 |            28. By the study of the Veda, by vows, by burnt oblations,
 21   2, 40 |       connexion either through the Veda or by marriage.~
 22   2, 70 |            begin the Study (of the Veda), shall receive instruction,
 23   2, 71 |           end of (a lesson in the) Veda he must always clasp both
 24   2, 71 |          palms for the sake of the Veda).~
 25   2, 74 |           end of (a lesson in) the Veda; (for) unless the syllable
 26   2, 78 |           Brahmana, learned in the Veda, who recites during both
 27   2, 81 |      Savitri are the portal of the Veda and the gate leading (to
 28   2, 84 |          All rites ordained in the Veda, burnt oblations and (other)
 29   2, 85 |     according to the rules (of the Veda); a (prayer) which is inaudible (
 30   2, 86 |      enjoined by the rules (of the Veda) are all together not equal
 31   2, 105|     supplementary treatises of the Veda, and when (one recites)
 32   2, 105|           the daily portion of the Veda, no regard need be paid
 33   2, 106|           to Brahman); at that the Veda takes the place of the burnt
 34   2, 107|           a year daily recites the Veda according to the rule, that (
 35   2, 109|          may be instructed (in the Veda).~
 36   2, 113|          distress a teacher of the Veda should rather die with his
 37   2, 116|    acquires without permission the Veda from one who recites it,
 38   2, 116|          the guilt of stealing the Veda, and shall sink into hell.~
 39   2, 117|            worldly affairs, to the Veda, or to the Brahman.~
 40   2, 140|          pupil and teaches him the Veda together with the Kalpa
 41   2, 141|      teaches a portion only of the Veda, or also the Angas of the
 42   2, 141|           or also the Angas of the Veda, is called the sub-teacher (
 43   2, 142|  accordance with the rules (of the Veda) the rites, the Garbhadhana (
 44   2, 144|       fills both his ears with the Veda, (the pupil) shall consider
 45   2, 146|       gives (the knowledge of) the Veda, the giver of the Veda is
 46   2, 146|         the Veda, the giver of the Veda is the more venerable father;
 47   2, 146|          birth for the sake of the Veda (ensures) eternal (rewards)
 48   2, 148|          acquainted with the whole Veda, in accordance with the
 49   2, 149|            by (instruction in) the Veda, be it little or much, is
 50   2, 149|   conferred by instruction in) the Veda.~
 51   2, 150|          birth for the sake of the Veda and the teacher of the prescribed
 52   2, 153|         and he who teaches him the Veda is his father; for (the
 53   2, 153|        father" to a teacher of the Veda.'~
 54   2, 154|              He who has learnt the Veda together with the Angas (
 55   2, 156|      though young, has learned the Veda, the gods consider to be
 56   2, 164|          for (those who) study the Veda.~
 57   2, 165|         Aryan must study the whole Veda together with the Rahasyas,
 58   2, 165|    prescribed by the rules (of the Veda).~
 59   2, 166| austerities, constantly repeat the Veda; for the study of the Veda
 60   2, 166|         Veda; for the study of the Veda is declared (to be) in this
 61   2, 167|         garland, daily recites the Veda in private to the utmost
 62   2, 168|             not having studied the Veda, applies himself to other (
 63   2, 170|          birth for the sake of the Veda; they declare that in that (
 64   2, 171|        father because he gives the Veda; for nobody can perform
 65   2, 172|          before his birth from the Veda.~
 66   2, 173|            and gradually learn the Veda, observing the prescribed
 67   2, 183|          in (the knowledge of) the Veda and in (performing) sacrifices,
 68   2, 191|           himself in studying (the Veda), and in doing what is serviceable
 69   2, 241|            student) may learn (the Veda) from one who is not a Brahmana;
 70   2, 242|            does not know the whole Veda and the Angas.~
 71   3, 3  |         received his heritage, the Veda, from his father, shall
 72   3, 7  |            born), one in which the Veda is not studied, one (the
 73   3, 27 |            to a man learned in the Veda and of good conduct, whom (
 74   3, 39 |      radiant with knowledge of the Veda and honoured by the Sishtas (
 75   3, 41 |           of untruth, who hate the Veda and the sacred law.~
 76   3, 63 |        neglecting the study of the Veda, and by irreverence towards
 77   3, 65 |          in the (knowledge of the) Veda, quickly perish.~
 78   3, 66 |            in the knowledge of the Veda, though possessing little
 79   3, 75 |          private recitation of the Veda, and also to the performance
 80   3, 81 |          private recitation of the Veda, the gods by burnt oblations,
 81   3, 96 |            the true meaning of the Veda, even (a small portion of
 82   3, 129|          are unacquainted with the Veda.~
 83   3, 130|          entire (recension of the) Veda;~(if descended from a virtuous
 84   3, 131|         single man, learned in the Veda, who is satisfied (with
 85   3, 134|           to the recitation of the Veda, and others to (the performance
 86   3, 136|         one whole recension of the Veda and the Angas, and a son
 87   3, 136|            entire recension of the Veda and the Angas,~
 88   3, 137|          he whose father knows the Veda, is the more venerable one (
 89   3, 137|      because respect is due to the Veda (which he has learned).~
 90   3, 145|         entire (recension of that) Veda, or a follower of the Yagur-veda
 91   3, 151|           who has not studied (the Veda), one afflicted with a skin-disease,
 92   3, 157|        outcasts either through the Veda or through a marriage,~
 93   3, 160|       gambling, he who learns (the Veda) from his son,~
 94   3, 161|           and he who cavils at the Veda must (all) be avoided.~
 95   3, 179|    Brahmana, though learned in the Veda, accepts through covetousness
 96   3, 186|           knows the meaning of the Veda, and he who expounds it,
 97   3, 188|         himself and not recite the Veda, and he who performs the
 98   3, 231|          him give riddles from the Veda, for that is agreeable to
 99   3, 232|          let (his guests) hear the Veda, the Institutes of the sacred
100   3, 284|          thus (speaks) the eternal Veda.~
101   4, 14 |          prescribed for him in the Veda; for he who performs those
102   4, 17 |            impede the study of the Veda; (let him maintain himself)
103   4, 19 |          Nigamas which explain the Veda.~
104   4, 30 |    logicians, (arguing against the Veda,) and those who live like
105   4, 31 |        Snatakas after studying the Veda, or after completing their
106   4, 35 |            engaged in studying the Veda and (such acts as are) conducive
107   4, 58 |          private recitation of the Veda, and at meals.~
108   4, 91 |           know that, who study the Veda and desire bliss after death,
109   4, 92 |            the true meaning of the Veda.~
110   4, 99 |            tired with reciting the Veda, go again to sleep.~
111   4, 104|         know the recitation of the Veda to be forbidden, and also
112   4, 108|         men the (recitation of the Veda must be) stopped.~
113   4, 110|      Brahmana shall not recite the Veda during three days, when
114   4, 111|        long he must not recite the Veda.~
115   4, 114|            all remembrance of) the Veda; let him therefore avoid (
116   4, 115|     Brahmana shall not recite (the Veda) during a dust-storm, nor
117   4, 117|            accepted it, recite the Veda; for the hand of a Brahmana
118   4, 120|             Let him not recite the Veda on horseback, nor on a tree,
119   4, 123|           night) after finishing a Veda or after reciting an Aranyaka.~
120   4, 125|       afterwards the (text of the) Veda.~
121   4, 147|           tiring, daily mutter the Veda at the proper time; for
122   4, 148|         148. By daily reciting the Veda, by (the observance of the
123   4, 149|      existences, again recites the Veda, gains endless bliss by
124   4, 149|         the continual study of the Veda.~
125   4, 162|          nor him who explained the Veda, nor his father and mother,
126   4, 190|        austerities nor studies the Veda, yet delights in accepting
127   4, 192|           is unacquainted with the Veda.~
128   4, 199|           by those who expound the Veda, and a vow, performed under
129   4, 232|      eternal bliss, a giver of the Veda (brahman) union with Brahman;~
130   4, 233|               233. The gift of the Veda surpasses all other gifts,
131   5, 2  |            the sacred science, the Veda, (and) who fulfil their
132   5, 42 |            the true meaning of the Veda, slays an animal for these
133   5, 43 |           is not sanctioned by the Veda.~
134   5, 44 |     destitute of motion, which the Veda has prescribed for certain
135   5, 44 |           law shone forth from the Veda.~
136   5, 82 |           for a Guru who knows the Veda and the Angas.~
137   5, 107|            those who best know the Veda by austerities.~
138   5, 138|          he is going to recite the Veda, and always before he takes
139   5, 145|           he is going to study the Veda.~
140   6, 8  |          in privately reciting the Veda; let him be patient of hardships,
141   6, 75 |            rites prescribed in the Veda, and by rigorously practising
142   6, 82 |        recite (those texts of) the Veda which refer to the sacrifice, (
143   6, 82 |         concluding portions of the Veda (Vedanta).~
144   6, 83 |           know (the meaning of the Veda); that is (the protection)
145   6, 85 |           rites prescribed by) the Veda.~
146   6, 88 |           with the precepts of the Veda and of the Smriti, the housekeeper
147   6, 94 |      organs and having studied the Veda, he may live at his ease
148   7, 2  |        sacrament prescribed by the Veda, must duly protect this
149   7, 38 |        aged Brahmanas who know the Veda and are pure; for he who
150   7, 82 |          house (after studying the Veda); for that (money which
151   7, 85 |         gift) to one who knows the Veda and the Angas (Vedaparaga,
152   7, 97 |                  97. A text of the Veda (declares) that (the soldiers)
153   7, 135|    ascertained his learning in the Veda and (the purity of) his
154   8, 65 |     Srotriya, nor a student of the Veda, nor (an ascetic) who has
155   8, 190|            oaths prescribed in the Veda.~
156   8, 305|          man gains by) reading the Veda, by sacrificing, by charitable
157   8, 407|            who are students of the Veda, shall not be made to pay
158   9, 41 |    well-trained man, who knows the Veda and its Angas and desires
159   9, 45 |          offspring; thus (says the Veda), and (learned) Brahmanas
160   9, 96 |     therefore, are ordained in the Veda to be performed (by the
161   9, 245|           who has learnt the whole Veda is the lord of the whole
162   9, 316|            and whose wealth is the Veda?~
163  10, 1  |     prescribed) duties, study (the Veda); but among them the Brahmana (
164  10, 79 |       liberality, the study of the Veda, and the performance of
165  10, 80 |      commendable are, teaching the Veda for a Brahmana, protecting (
166  11, 1  |           mother, a student of the Veda, and a sick man,~
167  11, 6  |           Brahmanas learned in the Veda and living alone; (thus)
168  11, 37 |         rites), and know the whole Veda.~
169  11, 42 |         among those who recite the Veda.~
170  11, 51 |       stealer of the words (of the Veda), dumbness a stealer of
171  11, 57 |                 57. Forgetting the Veda, reviling the Vedas, giving
172  11, 60 |           the (daily) study of the Veda, and neglecting the (sacred
173  11, 63 |            relative, teaching (the Veda) for wages, learning (the
174  11, 63 |           for wages, learning (the Veda) from a paid teacher, and
175  11, 78 |            thrice the Samhita of a Veda.~
176  11, 85 | authoritative for men, because the Veda is the foundation for that.~
177  11, 86 |        them who are learned in the Veda proclaim the expiation for
178  11, 98 |          98. When the Brahman (the Veda) which dwells in his body
179  11, 117|          Brahmanas) learned in the Veda ten cows and a bull, (or)
180  11, 121|            121. Those who know the Veda declare that a voluntary
181  11, 122|         The divine light which the Veda imparts to the student,
182  11, 193|           neglected (to learn) the Veda, desire to perform a penance.~
183  11, 199|           improperly) divulged the Veda, atones for his offence,
184  11, 201|           recite the Samhita (of a Veda), and (to perform) daily
185  11, 204|            rites prescribed by the Veda and for neglecting the special
186  11, 228|    austerity, and by reciting (the Veda) a sinner is freed from
187  11, 235|           by the sages to whom the Veda was revealed, to have austerity
188  11, 246|             The daily study of the Veda, the performance of the
189  11, 247|           even so he who knows the Veda destroys all guilt by the
190  11, 259|         repeats the Samhita of the Veda in a forest, sanctified
191  11, 264|          engulfed in the threefold Veda.~
192  11, 265|         known (to form) the triple Veda; he who knows them, (is
193  11, 265|          is called) learned in the Veda.~
194  11, 266|           based, is another triple Veda which must be kept secret;
195  11, 266|          is called) learned in the Veda.~
196  12, 83 |                   83. Studying the Veda, (practising) austerities, (
197  12, 86 |             the acts taught in the Veda must ever be held to be
198  12, 87 |         the acts prescribed by the Veda all those (others) are fully
199  12, 88 |         The acts prescribed by the Veda are of two kinds, such as
200  12, 92 |      passions, and in studying the Veda.~
201  12, 94 |                            94. The Veda is the eternal eye of the
202  12, 95 |         which are not based on the Veda, produce no reward after
203  12, 96 |    doctrines), differing from the (Veda), which spring up and (soon)
204  12, 97 |    severally known by means of the Veda.~
205  12, 98 |        smell are known through the Veda alone, (their) production (
206  12, 99 |            The eternal lore of the Veda upholds all created beings;
207  12, 101|           even so he who knows the Veda burns out the taint of his
208  12, 109|       sacred law, have studied the Veda together with its appendages,
209  12, 113|         one Brahmana versed in the Veda declares to be law, must
210  12, 114|          are unacquainted with the Veda, and subsist only by the