Chapter, §

  1   1, 115|       laws concerning husband and wife, the law of (inheritance
  2   2, 129|        But to a female who is the wife of another man, and not
  3   2, 131|         131. A maternal aunt, the wife of a maternal uncle, a mother-in-law,
  4   2, 131|         must be honoured like the wife of one's teacher; they are
  5   2, 131|    teacher; they are equal to the wife of one's teacher.~
  6   2, 132|            132. (The feet of the) wife of one's brother, if she
  7   2, 211|         Let him not perform for a wife of his teacher (the offices
  8   2, 212|          shall not salute a young wife of his teacher (by clasping)
  9   2, 216|           ground before the young wife of a teacher, in accordance
 10   2, 217|         the feet of his teacher's wife and daily salute her (in
 11   2, 238|          lowest, and an excellent wife even from a base family.~
 12   3, 4  |      twice-born man shall marry a wife of equal caste who is endowed
 13   3, 6  |         connecting himself with a wife, let him carefully avoid
 14   3, 13 |          woman alone (can be) the wife of a Sudra, she and one
 15   3, 14 |     ancient) story as the (first) wife of a Brahmana or of a Kshatriya,
 16   3, 17 |        Brahmana who takes a Sudra wife to his bed, will (after
 17   3, 18 |      guests chiefly with a (Sudra wife's) assistance, and such (
 18   3, 37 |                  37. The son of a wife wedded according to the
 19   3, 38 |             38. The son born of a wife, wedded according to the
 20   3, 38 |         descendants, the son of a wife married by the Arsha rite
 21   3, 38 |          lines), and the son of a wife married by the rite of Ka (
 22   3, 45 |         the husband) approach his wife in due season, being constantly
 23   3, 48 |          sons should approach his wife in due season on the even (
 24   3, 60 |       husband is pleased with his wife and the wife with her husband,
 25   3, 60 |     pleased with his wife and the wife with her husband, happiness
 26   3, 61 |                    61. For if the wife is not radiant with beauty,
 27   3, 62 |                        62. If the wife is radiant with beauty,
 28   3, 103|          house where (there is) a wife, and where sacred fires (
 29   3, 113|           the same time) with his wife.~
 30   3, 116|           the householder and his wife may afterwards eat what
 31   3, 121|                      121. But the wife shall offer in the evening (
 32   3, 155|         one whose (only or first) wife is a Sudra female, the son
 33   3, 155|           house a paramour of his wife (resides);~
 34   3, 262|          The (sacrificer's) first wife, who is faithful and intent
 35   4, 1  |      house, after he has wedded a wife.~
 36   4, 40 |          desire, not approach his wife when her courses appear;
 37   4, 43 |         eat in the company of his wife, nor look at her, while
 38   4, 133|        man, to a thief, or to the wife of another man.~
 39   4, 134|   conversation with another man's wife.~
 40   4, 180|     brother, with his son and his wife, with his daughter and with
 41   4, 184|      equal to one's father, one's wife and one's son as one's own
 42   4, 216|         lives) a paramour (of his wife),~
 43   4, 232|          a carriage or of a bed a wife, a giver of protection supreme
 44   4, 239|           father, nor mother, nor wife, nor sons, nor relations
 45   5, 80 |         if the (teacher's) son or wife (is dead, it lasts) a day
 46   5, 152|     husband's) dominion (over his wife).~
 47   5, 153|     always gives happiness to his wife, both in season and out
 48   5, 154| worshipped as a god by a faithful wife.~
 49   5, 155|        from their husbands); if a wife obeys her husband, she will
 50   5, 156|                   156. A faithful wife, who desires to dwell (after
 51   5, 160|                   160. A virtuous wife who after the death of her
 52   5, 162|        begotten) on another man's wife (belong to the begetter),
 53   5, 164|       duty towards her husband, a wife is disgraced in this world, (
 54   5, 165|         and is called a virtuous (wife).~
 55   5, 167|          sacred law, shall burn a wife of equal caste who conducts
 56   5, 168|           the sacred fires to his wife who dies before him, he
 57   5, 169|   sacrifices, and, having taken a wife, he must dwell in (his own)
 58   6, 3  |     forest, either committing his wife to his sons, or accompanied
 59   7, 213|       wealth let him preserve his wife; let him at all events preserve
 60   7, 213|           even by (giving up) his wife and his wealth.~
 61   8, 7  |             16) Duties of man and wife, (17) partition (of inheritance), (
 62   8, 227|           has been made a lawful) wife; but the learned should
 63   8, 275|           mother, his father, his wife, his brother, his son, or
 64   8, 299|                            299. A wife, a son, a slave, a pupil,
 65   8, 317|           his food, an adulterous wife on her (negligent) husband,
 66   8, 335|       friend, nor a mother, nor a wife, nor a son, nor a domestic
 67   8, 354|      converses with another man's wife, shall pay the first (or
 68   8, 356|         356. He who addresses the wife of another man at a Tirtha,
 69   8, 371|                         371. If a wife, proud of the greatness
 70   8, 377|        not only) guarded (but the wife of an eminent man), shall
 71   8, 389|       mother, nor a father, nor a wife, nor a son shall be cast
 72   8, 416|                            416. A wife, a son, and a slave, these
 73   9, 1  |        laws for a husband and his wife who keep to the path of
 74   9, 4  |           who approaches not (his wife in due season), and reprehensible
 75   9, 7  |          who carefully guards his wife, preserves (the purity of)
 76   9, 8  |           after conception by his wife, becomes an embryo and is
 77   9, 8  |         that is the wifehood of a wife (gaya), that he is born (
 78   9, 9  |          As the male is to whom a wife cleaves, even so is the
 79   9, 9  |     therefore carefully guard his wife, in order to keep his offspring
 80   9, 11 |         the (husband) employ his (wife) in the collection and expenditure
 81   9, 25 |    relations) between husband and wife; hear (next) the laws concerning
 82   9, 28 |          oneself, depend on one's wife alone.~
 83   9, 29 |          the virtuous a faithful (wife, sadhvi)~
 84   9, 30 |       disloyalty to her husband a wife is censured among men, and (
 85   9, 41 |            cohabit with another's wife.~
 86   9, 44 |         earth (prithivi) even the wife of Prithu; they declare
 87   9, 45 |        three persons united), his wife, himself, and his offspring;
 88   9, 45 |       declared to be one with the wife.'~
 89   9, 46 |           nor by repudiation is a wife released from her husband;
 90   9, 57 |                           57. The wife of an elder brother is for
 91   9, 57 |         his younger (brother) the wife of a Guru; but the wife
 92   9, 57 |           wife of a Guru; but the wife of the younger is declared (
 93   9, 58 |       brother) who approaches the wife of the younger, and a younger (
 94   9, 58 |       brother who approaches) the wife of the elder, except in
 95   9, 74 |    securing a maintenance for his wife; for a wife, even though
 96   9, 74 |   maintenance for his wife; for a wife, even though virtuous, may
 97   9, 75 |          providing (for her), the wife shall subject herself to
 98   9, 77 |         let a husband bear with a wife who hates him; but after (
 99   9, 80 |         be superseded (by another wife).~
100   9, 81 |                      81. A barren wife may be superseded in the
101   9, 82 |                    82. But a sick wife who is kind (to her husband)
102   9, 83 |                             83. A wife who, being superseded, in
103   9, 86 |          all (twice-born men) the wife of equal caste alone, not
104   9, 86 |          equal caste alone, not a wife of a different caste by
105   9, 87 |   performed by another, while his wife of equal caste is alive,
106   9, 93 |          93. But he who takes (to wife) a marriageable damsel,
107   9, 95 |          The husband receives his wife from the gods, (he does
108   9, 96 |        husband) together with the wife.~
109   9, 101|       highest law for husband and wife.~
110   9, 103|         law for a husband and his wife, which is intimately connected
111   9, 120|       brother begets a son on the wife of the elder, the division
112   9, 121|           the son begotten on the wife) is not invested with the
113   9, 121|          the (son begotten on the wife of the elder brother) according
114   9, 122|          son is born of the elder wife and the elder son of the
115   9, 122|          elder son of the younger wife,~
116   9, 123|        the son) born of the first wife shall take as his additional
117   9, 124|         being) born of the eldest wife, shall receive fifteen cows
118   9, 143|                 143. The son of a wife, not appointed (to have
119   9, 151|          the son of the Brahmana (wife) take three shares of the (
120   9, 153|     shares, son of the Kshatriya (wife) three, the son of the Vaisya
121   9, 154|       give to the son of a Sudra (wife) no more than a tenth (part
122   9, 155|          and a Vaisya by a Sudra (wife) receives no share of the
123   9, 157|         For a Sudra is ordained a wife of his own caste only (and)
124   9, 159|       body, the son begotten on a wife, the son adopted, the son
125   9, 160|         the son received with the wife, the son bought, the son
126   9, 162|         and a son begotten on his wife, each (of the two sons),
127   9, 164|           the son begotten on the wife.~
128   9, 165| legitimate son and the son of the wife (thus) share the father'
129   9, 166|          begets on his own wedded wife, let him know to be a legitimate
130   9, 167|          Niyoga) on the appointed wife of a dead man, of a eunuch,
131   9, 167|        called a son begotten on a wife (Kshetraga).~
132   9, 170|      shall belong to him of whose wife he was born.~
133   9, 180|           the son begotten on the wife and the rest as enumerated (
134   9, 197|         may have been given to a (wife) on an Asura marriage or (
135   9, 198|          given by her father to a wife (who has co-wives of different
136   9, 198|       daughter (of the) Brahmani (wife) shall take, or that (daughter'
137   9, 220|         sons, those begotten on a wife and the rest, in (due) order,
138   9, 326|        sacraments and has taken a wife, he shall be always attentive
139  10, 10 |     castes, and of a Vaisya by (a wife of) the one caste (below
140  10, 99 |          the loss of his sons and wife (through hunger), may maintain
141  11, 5  |             5. If a man who has a wife weds a second wife, having
142  11, 5  |          has a wife weds a second wife, having begged money (to
143  11, 55 |            adultery with a Guru's wife, and associating with such (
144  11, 62 |           a tank, a garden, one's wife, or child,~
145  11, 64 |            the earnings of) one's wife, sorcery (by means of sacrifices),
146  11, 89 |    deposit, and for killing (his) wife or his friend:~
147  11, 103|           connexion with a Guru's wife by the following penances.~
148  11, 173|        man should not take as his wife any of these three; they
149  11, 177|            An exceedingly corrupt wife let her husband confine
150  12, 7  |    intercourse with another man's wife, are declared to be the