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  1   1, 62 | possessing great lustre, and the son of Vivasvat.~
  2   2, 109|     persons, viz.) the teacher's son, one who desires to do service,
  3   2, 135|       the relation of father and son; but between those two the
  4   2, 151|             151. Young Kavi, the son of Angiras, taught his (
  5   2, 208|                         208. The son of the teacher who imparts
  6   2, 209|       the limbs of his teacher's son, nor assist him in bathing,
  7   2, 247|          teacher dies, serve his son (provided he be) endowed
  8   3, 16 |        Atri and to (Gautama) the son of Utathya, he who weds
  9   3, 16 |        Saunaka on the birth of a son, and according to Bhrigu
 10   3, 19 |         breath, and who begets a son on her, no expiation is
 11   3, 37 |                          37. The son of a wife wedded according
 12   3, 38 |                          38. The son born of a wife, wedded according
 13   3, 38 |       and seven descendants, the son of a wife married by the
 14   3, 38 |       descending lines), and the son of a wife married by the
 15   3, 136|        of the sacred texts whose son has learned one whole recension
 16   3, 136|        Veda and the Angas, and a son ignorant of the sacred texts
 17   3, 148|       maternal uncle, a sister's son, a father-in-law, one's
 18   3, 148|          s teacher, a daughter's son, a daughter's husband, a
 19   3, 155|      wife is a Sudra female, the son of a remarried woman, a
 20   3, 156|        he who speaks rudely, the son of an adulteress, and the
 21   3, 156|        of an adulteress, and the son of a widow,~
 22   3, 158|       eats the food given by the son of an adulteress, a seller
 23   3, 160|       learns (the Veda) from his son,~
 24   3, 185|     versed in the six Angas, the son of a woman married according
 25   3, 194|        are children of Manu, the son of Hiranyagarbha.~
 26   3, 234|   funeral sacrifice a daughter's son, though he be a student,
 27   3, 235|          a Sraddha, a daughter's son, a Nepal blanket, and sesamum
 28   3, 262|        be) desirous of bearing a son.~
 29   3, 263|           she will bring forth a son who will be long-lived,
 30   4, 164|        strike (anybody) except a son or a pupil; those two he
 31   4, 180|         with a brother, with his son and his wife, with his daughter
 32   4, 184|     father, one's wife and one's son as one's own body,~
 33   4, 257|      make over everything to his son and dwell (in his house),
 34   5, 3  |         3. Righteous Bhrigu, the son of Manu, (thus) answered
 35   5, 77 |      death, or of the birth of a son after the ten days (of impurity
 36   5, 80 |         days; if the (teacher's) son or wife (is dead, it lasts)
 37   5, 160|       heaven, though she have no son, just like those chaste
 38   6, 54 |         of split cane, Manu, the son of Svayambhu, has declared (
 39   6, 94 |      under the protection of his son.~
 40   7, 14 |         formerly created his own son, Punishment, the protector
 41   7, 41 |         king Nahusha, Sudas, the son of Pigavana, Sumukha, and
 42   7, 42 |          Lord of wealth, and the son of Gadhi the rank of a Brahmana.~
 43   7, 135|     father (protects) the lawful son of his body.~
 44   8, 92 |       with that divine Yama, the son of Vivasvat, who dwells
 45   8, 110|         before king (Sudas), the son of Pigavana.~
 46   8, 124|                   124. Manu, the son of the Self-existent (Svayambhu),
 47   8, 159|      fine and a tax or duty, the son (of the party owing it)
 48   8, 275|       his wife, his brother, his son, or his teacher, and he
 49   8, 299|                   299. A wife, a son, a slave, a pupil, and a (
 50   8, 335|        mother, nor a wife, nor a son, nor a domestic priest must
 51   8, 389|        father, nor a wife, nor a son shall be cast off; he who
 52   8, 416|                   416. A wife, a son, and a slave, these three
 53   9, 4  |         and reprehensible is the son who does not protect his
 54   9, 9  |          cleaves, even so is the son whom she brings forth; let
 55   9, 60 |          silent, (and) beget one son, by no means a second.~
 56   9, 61 |     first), think that a second (son) may be lawfully procreated
 57   9, 106|          called) the father of a son and is freed from the debt
 58   9, 106|         debt to the manes; that (son), therefore, is worthy (
 59   9, 107|                        107. That son alone on whom he throws
 60   9, 109|                 109. The eldest (son) makes the family prosperous
 61   9, 117|              117. Let the eldest son take one share in excess,
 62   9, 120|         younger brother begets a son on the wife of the elder,
 63   9, 121|          The representative (the son begotten on the wife) is
 64   9, 121|         on the procreation (of a son by his younger brother);
 65   9, 121|      should give a share to the (son begotten on the wife of
 66   9, 122|        made, in case the younger son is born of the elder wife
 67   9, 122|         elder wife and the elder son of the younger wife,~
 68   9, 123|                   123. (Then the son) born of the first wife
 69   9, 124|             124. But the eldest (son, being) born of the eldest
 70   9, 127|               127. He who has no son may make his daughter in
 71   9, 130|                           130. A son is even (as) oneself, (such)
 72   9, 130|         a daughter is equal to a son; how can another (heir)
 73   9, 131|          daughter alone; and the son of an (appointed) daughter
 74   9, 131|       grandfather) who leaves no son.~
 75   9, 132|                         132. The son of an (appointed) daughter,
 76   9, 132|    father, who leaves no (other) son; he shall (then) present
 77   9, 133|                   133. Between a son's son and the son of an (
 78   9, 133|             133. Between a son's son and the son of an (appointed)
 79   9, 133|      Between a son's son and the son of an (appointed) daughter
 80   9, 134|   daughter has been appointed, a son be born (to her father),
 81   9, 135|         dies without (leaving) a son, the husband of the appointed
 82   9, 136|                136. Through that son whom (a daughter), either
 83   9, 136|     maternal grandfather (has) a son's son; he shall present
 84   9, 136|        grandfather (has) a son's son; he shall present the funeral
 85   9, 137|                   137. Through a son he conquers the worlds,
 86   9, 137|   conquers the worlds, through a son's son he obtains immortality,
 87   9, 137|          worlds, through a son's son he obtains immortality,
 88   9, 137|     immortality, but through his son's grandson he gains the
 89   9, 138|                   138. Because a son delivers (trayate) his father
 90   9, 139|                   139. Between a son's son and the son of a daughter
 91   9, 139|             139. Between a son's son and the son of a daughter
 92   9, 139|      Between a son's son and the son of a daughter there exists
 93   9, 139|         difference; for even the son of a daughter saves him (
 94   9, 139|         the next world, like the son's son.~
 95   9, 139|       next world, like the son's son.~
 96   9, 140|                     140. Let the son of an appointed daughter
 97   9, 141|         has an adopted (Datrima) son possessing all good qualities,
 98   9, 141|       good qualities, that same (son) shall take the inheritance,
 99   9, 142|                  142. An adopted son shall never take the family (
100   9, 142|  offerings of him who gives (his son in adoption) cease (as far
101   9, 142|  adoption) cease (as far as that son is concerned).~
102   9, 143|                         143. The son of a wife, not appointed (
103   9, 143|         already) the mother of a son, bears to her brother-in-law,
104   9, 143|         a share, (one being) the son of an adulterer and (the
105   9, 145|                           145. A son (legally) begotten on such
106   9, 145|        inherit like a legitimate son of the body; for that seed
107   9, 146|        shall, after raising up a son for his brother, give that
108   9, 146|      that property even to that (son).~
109   9, 147|          duly) appointed bears a son to her brother-in-law or
110   9, 147|         another (Sapinda), that (son, if he is) begotten through
111   9, 150|         portion to the Brahmana (son), and one most excellent
112   9, 151|                     151. Let the son of the Brahmana (wife) take
113   9, 151|    remainder of the) estate, the son of the Kshatriya two, the
114   9, 151|        of the Kshatriya two, the son of the Vaisya a share and
115   9, 151|        share and a half, and the son of the Sudra may take one
116   9, 153|               153. The Brahmana (son) shall take four shares,
117   9, 153|          shall take four shares, son of the Kshatriya (wife)
118   9, 153|      Kshatriya (wife) three, the son of the Vaisya shall have
119   9, 153|        shall have two parts, the son of the Sudra may take one
120   9, 154|          to the law, give to the son of a Sudra (wife) no more
121   9, 155|                         155. The son of a Brahmana, a Kshatriya,
122   9, 159|              159. The legitimate son of the body, the son begotten
123   9, 159|  legitimate son of the body, the son begotten on a wife, the
124   9, 159|          begotten on a wife, the son adopted, the son made, the
125   9, 159|       wife, the son adopted, the son made, the son secretly born,
126   9, 159|       adopted, the son made, the son secretly born, and the son
127   9, 159|       son secretly born, and the son cast off, (are) the six
128   9, 160|                         160. The son of an unmarried damsel,
129   9, 160|         an unmarried damsel, the son received with the wife,
130   9, 160|      received with the wife, the son bought, the son begotten
131   9, 160|        wife, the son bought, the son begotten on a re-married
132   9, 160|          a re-married woman, the son self-given, and the son
133   9, 160|          son self-given, and the son of a Sudra female, (are)
134   9, 161|          substitutes for a real) son.~
135   9, 162|          one man be a legitimate son of his body and a son begotten
136   9, 162| legitimate son of his body and a son begotten on his wife, each (
137   9, 163|              163. The legitimate son of the body alone (shall
138   9, 164|          But when the legitimate son of the body divides the
139   9, 164|         father's property to the son begotten on the wife.~
140   9, 165|              165. The legitimate son and the son of the wife (
141   9, 165|       The legitimate son and the son of the wife (thus) share
142   9, 166|          know to be a legitimate son of the body (Aurasa), the
143   9, 167|        one diseased, is called a son begotten on a wife (Kshetraga).~
144   9, 168|       distress (to a man) as his son, must be considered as an
145   9, 168|         considered as an adopted son (Datrima).~
146   9, 169|           But he is considered a son made (Kritrima) whom (a
147   9, 169|           whom (a man) makes his son, (he being) equal (by caste),
148   9, 170|     father be not known, he is a son born secretly in the house (
149   9, 171|           a man) receives as his son, (after he has been) deserted
150   9, 171|      either of them, is called a son cast off (Apaviddha).~
151   9, 172|                           172. A son whom a damsel secretly bears
152   9, 172|       father, one shall name the son of an unmarried damsel (
153   9, 173|       weds her, and is called (a son) received with the bride (
154   9, 174|         for the sake of having a son, that (child) is called
155   9, 174|        that (child) is called a (son) bought (Kritaka).~
156   9, 175|     second marriage and bears (a son), he is called the son of
157   9, 175|         a son), he is called the son of a re-married woman (Paunarbhava).~
158   9, 177|          to a (man), is called a son self-given (Svayamdatta).~
159   9, 178|                         178. The son whom a Brahmana begets through
160   9, 179|                           179. A son who is (begotten) by a Sudra
161   9, 180|           180. These eleven, the son begotten on the wife and
162   9, 180|      wise call substitutes for a son, (taken) in order (to prevent)
163   9, 181|  connection with (the legitimate son of the body), being begotten
164   9, 182|         one (father), one have a son, Manu has declared them
165   9, 182|      male offspring through that son.~
166   9, 183|        of one husband one have a son, Manu declares them all (
167   9, 183|       male children through that son.~
168   9, 184|          failure of each better (son), each next inferior (one)
169   9, 185|       take the inheritance of (a son) who leaves no male issue,
170   9, 190|        issue, raises up to him a son by a member of the family (
171   9, 190|       she shall deliver to that (son) the whole property which
172   9, 204|    Whatever property the eldest (son) acquires (by his own exertion)
173   9, 213|     shall not receive an (eldest son's additional) share, and
174   9, 216|                       216. But a son, born after partition, shall
175   9, 217|      obtain the inheritance of a son (who dies) without leaving
176   9, 323|          over his kingdom to his son, and then seek death in
177  10, 8  |  daughter of a Vaisya is born (a son) called an Ambashtha, with
178  10, 11 |         of a Brahmana is born (a son called) according to his
179  10, 18 |                          18. The son of a Nishada by a Sudra
180  10, 18 |         by caste (gati), but the son of a Sudra by a Nishada
181  10, 19 |                19. Moreover, the son of by Kshattri by an Ugra
182  10, 28 |       three (twice-born castes a son similar to) himself, (but
183  10, 39 |       woman bears to a Kandala a son (called) Antyavasayin, employed
184  10, 66 |   non-Aryan female, or (with the son) of a Brahmana woman by
185  10, 69 |      perfectly well, even so the son of an Aryan by an Aryan
186  10, 105|          order to slay (his own) son, and was not tainted by
187  11, 41 |      equal to the slaughter of a son.~
188  11, 59 |       wives of a friend, or of a son, they declare to be equal
189  11, 60 |      teacher, mother, father, or son, giving up the (daily) study
190  11, 171|       wives of a friend, or of a son, with unmarried maidens,
191  11, 186|         share, due to the eldest son; and his stead a younger