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  1   1, 88 |                            88. To Brahmanas he assigned teaching and
  2   1, 96 |          mankind; and of men, the Brahmanas;~
  3   1, 97 |                            97. Of Brahmanas, those learned (in the Veda);
  4   2, 155|             155. The seniority of Brahmanas is from (sacred) knowledge,
  5   3, 35 |           gift of daughters among Brahmanas is most approved, (if it
  6   3, 36 |          36. Listen now to me, ye Brahmanas, while I fully declare what
  7   3, 63 |        and by irreverence towards Brahmanas, (great) families sink low.~
  8   3, 74 |          in the digestive fire of Brahmanas), the respectful reception
  9   3, 97 |       present (shares of them) to Brahmanas who are mere ashes.~
 10   3, 98 |         made in the mouth-fire of Brahmanas rich in sacred learning
 11   3, 111|         after the above-mentioned Brahmanas have eaten.~
 12   3, 116|                    116. After the Brahmanas, the kinsmen, and the servants
 13   3, 124|        declare what and how many (Brahmanas) must be fed on that (occasion),
 14   3, 125|           125. One must feed two (Brahmanas) at the offering to the
 15   3, 134|                         134. Some Brahmanas are devoted to (the pursuit
 16   3, 150|           has declared that those Brahmanas who are thieves, outcasts,
 17   3, 170|       consume (the food) eaten by Brahmanas who have not fulfilled the
 18   3, 178| non-sacrificial gift, for as many Brahmanas as a (guest) who sacrifices
 19   3, 183|         full (description of) the Brahmanas who sanctify a company.~
 20   3, 186| centenarian must be considered as Brahmanas who sanctify a company.~
 21   3, 187|        due respect at least three Brahmanas, such as have been mentioned
 22   3, 189|          manes attend the invited Brahmanas, follow them (when they
 23   3, 197|          The Somapas those of the Brahmanas, the Havirbhugs those of
 24   3, 199|            are (the manes) of the Brahmanas alone.~
 25   3, 208|          shall make the (invited) Brahmanas, who have duly performed
 26   3, 209|     Having placed those blameless Brahmanas on their seats, he shall
 27   3, 212|           hand of a Brahmana; for Brahmanas who know the sacred texts
 28   3, 224|        gently place it before the Brahmanas, meditating on the manes.~
 29   3, 231|           Whatever may please the Brahmanas, let him give without grudging
 30   3, 233|           him give delight to the Brahmanas, cause them to partake gradually
 31   3, 236|         giver (of the feast), the Brahmanas shall not proclaim the qualities
 32   3, 239|       eunuch must not look at the Brahmanas while they eat.~
 33   3, 240|       gift, at a dinner (given to Brahmanas), or at any rite in honour
 34   3, 253|        with the permission of the Brahmanas let him dispose (of that),
 35   3, 255|         company of) distinguished Brahmanas are true riches at all funeral
 36   3, 258|           dismissed the (invited) Brahmanas, let him, with a concentrated
 37   3, 265|         where they lie) until the Brahmanas have been dismissed; afterwards
 38   3, 286|          manner of living fit for Brahmanas.~
 39   4, 24 |                         24. Other Brahmanas, seeing with the eye of
 40   4, 58 |       cow-pen, in the presence of Brahmanas, during the private recitation
 41   4, 91 |                       91. Learned Brahmanas, who know that, who study
 42   4, 153|           the) gods, and virtuous Brahmanas, and the ruler (of the country),
 43   4, 162|        other) Guru, nor cows, nor Brahmanas, nor any men performing
 44   4, 197|                        197. Those Brahmanas who act like herons, and
 45   4, 199|                         199. Such Brahmanas are reprehended after death
 46   4, 236|          let him not speak ill of Brahmanas, though he be tormented (
 47   4, 237|     longevity by speaking evil of Brahmanas, and (the reward of) a gift
 48   5, 2  |         can Death have power over Brahmanas who know the sacred science,
 49   5, 3  |           to shorten the lives of Brahmanas!'~
 50   5, 4  |           to shorten the lives of Brahmanas.'~
 51   5, 22 |      consumption) may be slain by Brahmanas for sacrifices, and in order
 52   5, 23 |         the sacrifices offered by Brahmanas and Kshatriyas.~
 53   5, 27 |        Mantras were recited, when Brahmanas desire (one's doing it),
 54   5, 95 |   perished fighting) for cows and Brahmanas, and to those whom the king
 55   5, 127|      three things (to be) pure to Brahmanas, that (on which) no (taint
 56   5, 159|            159. Many thousands of Brahmanas who were chaste from their
 57   6, 27 |                          27. From Brahmanas (who live as) ascetics,
 58   6, 51 |        house filled with hermits, Brahmanas, birds, dogs, or other mendicants.~
 59   6, 92 |                         93. Those Brahmanas who thoroughly study the
 60   6, 96 |          the fourfold holy law of Brahmanas, which after death (yields)
 61   7, 32 |            and be lenient towards Brahmanas.~
 62   7, 37 |           in the morning, worship Brahmanas who are well versed in the
 63   7, 38 |        Let him daily worship aged Brahmanas who know the Veda and are
 64   7, 75 |        and beasts of burden, with Brahmanas, with artisans, with engines,
 65   7, 79 |           merit, he shall give to Brahmanas enjoyments and wealth.~
 66   7, 82 |          82. Let him honour those Brahmanas who have returned from their
 67   7, 82 |          money which is given) to Brahmanas is declared to be an imperishable
 68   7, 83 |           deposited by kings with Brahmanas.~
 69   7, 88 |         the people, to honour the Brahmanas, is the best means for a
 70   7, 145|       fire, and having worshipped Brahmanas, he shall enter the hall
 71   7, 201|         gods and honour righteous Brahmanas, let him grant exemptions,
 72   8, 1  |          demeanour, together with Brahmanas and with experienced councillors.~
 73   8, 11 |                   11. Where three Brahmanas versed in the Vedas and
 74   8, 38 |          let him give one half to Brahmanas and place the (other) half
 75   8, 87 |        images of) the gods and of Brahmanas.~
 76   8, 102|                              102. Brahmanas who tend cattle, who trade,
 77   8, 272|          If he arrogantly teaches Brahmanas their duty, the king shall
 78   8, 325|       stealing) cows belonging to Brahmanas, piercing (the nostrils
 79   8, 325|       other) cattle (belonging to Brahmanas, the offender) shall forthwith
 80   8, 349|        order to protect women and Brahmanas; he who (under such circumstances)
 81   8, 391|          with (the assistance of) Brahmanas, first soothe them by gentle (
 82   8, 392|          festival at which twenty Brahmanas are entertained, is liable
 83   8, 407|         hermit in the forest, and Brahmanas who are students of the
 84   9, 45 |          the Veda), and (learned) Brahmanas propound this (maxim) likewise, '
 85   9, 188|         on failure of all (heirs) Brahmanas (shall) share the estate, (
 86   9, 232|           slay women, infants, or Brahmanas, and those who serve his
 87   9, 248|       intentionally gives pain to Brahmanas, various (kinds of) corporal
 88   9, 268|            of introducing them to Brahmanas, and on the pretence of (
 89   9, 313|         deepest distress, provoke Brahmanas to anger; for they, when
 90   9, 319|                 319. Thus, though Brahmanas employ themselves in all (
 91   9, 320|           overbearing towards the Brahmanas, the Brahmanas themselves
 92   9, 320|        towards the Brahmanas, the Brahmanas themselves shall duly restrain
 93   9, 320|        Kshatriyas sprang from the Brahmanas.~
 94   9, 321|       from water, Kshatriyas from Brahmanas, iron from stone; the all-penetrating
 95   9, 322|    Kshatriyas prosper not without Brahmanas, Brahmanas prosper not without
 96   9, 322|    prosper not without Brahmanas, Brahmanas prosper not without Kshatriyas;
 97   9, 322|           not without Kshatriyas; Brahmanas and Kshatriyas, being closely
 98   9, 323|        accumulated from fines, on Brahmanas, make over his kingdom to
 99   9, 334|                 334. But to serve Brahmanas (who are) learned in the
100   9, 335|        always seeks a refuge with Brahmanas, attains (in his next life)
101  10, 43 |           of their not consulting Brahmanas, the following tribes of
102  10, 62 |           reward, for the sake of Brahmanas and of cows, or in the defence
103  10, 74 |                               74. Brahmanas who are intent on the means (
104  10, 103|       gifts from despicable (men) Brahmanas (in distress) commit not
105  10, 113|                           113. If Brahmanas, who are Snatakas, are pining
106  10, 121|      unable to subsist by serving Brahmanas,) seeks a livelihood, he
107  10, 122|           But let a (Sudra) serve Brahmanas, either for the sake of
108  10, 123|               123. The service of Brahmanas alone is declared (to be)
109  10, 129|    acquired wealth, gives pain to Brahmanas.~
110  11, 2  |                     2. These nine Brahmanas one should consider as Snatakas,
111  11, 4  |         the sake of sacrifices on Brahmanas learned in the Vedas.~
112  11, 6  |          one's ability, wealth to Brahmanas learned in the Veda and
113  11, 14 |         two, even (though they be Brahmanas or Kshatriyas);~
114  11, 26 |          gods, or the property of Brahmanas, feeds in another world
115  11, 79 |         in doing good to cows and Brahmanas.~
116  11, 80 |     abandons life for the sake of Brahmanas or of cows, is freed from (
117  11, 117|         penance, he must give to (Brahmanas) learned in the Veda ten
118  11, 194|                           194. If Brahmanas acquire property by a reprehensible
119  11, 196|          reverently salutes, (the Brahmanas) shall ask him, 'Friend,
120  11, 197|         197. If he answers to the Brahmanas, 'Forsooth, (I will not
121  11, 225|          his Gurus, the gods, and Brahmanas.~
122  12, 48 |            48. Hermits, ascetics, Brahmanas, the crowds of the Vaimanika
123  12, 108|           answer is), 'that which Brahmanas (who are) Sishtas propound,
124  12, 109|                        109. Those Brahmanas must be considered as Sishtas
125  12, 114|         114. Even if thousands of Brahmanas, who have not fulfilled