Chapter, §

  1   1, 12 |              alone) divided it into two halves;~
  2   1, 13 |                13. And out of those two halves he formed heaven
  3   1, 39 |             carnivorous beasts with two rows of teeth,~
  4   1, 43 |             carnivorous beasts with two rows of teeth, Rakshasas,
  5   2, 10 |            of the sacred law: those two must not be called into
  6   2, 10 |            matter, since from those two the sacred law shone forth.~
  7   2, 11 |          treats with contempt those two sources (of the law), must
  8   2, 14 |                        14. But when two sacred texts (Sruti) are
  9   2, 17 |              which lies between the two divine rivers Sarasvati
 10   2, 22 |            the tract) between those two mountains (just mentioned),
 11   2, 56 |       beware of eating between (the two meal-times); let him not
 12   2, 65 |    twenty-second; and for a Vaisya, two (years) later than that.~
 13   2, 111|                         111. Of the two persons, him who illegally
 14   2, 135|          and son; but between those two the Brahmana is the father.~
 15   2, 228|         what is agreeable to those (two) and always (what may please)
 16   3, 2  |           order the three Vedas, or two, or even one only, without
 17   3, 13 |           wives) of a Vaisya, those two and one of his own caste (
 18   3, 25 |           declared to be lawful and two unlawful; the Paisaka and
 19   3, 26 |   Kshatriyas those before-mentioned two rites, the Gandharva and
 20   3, 29 |            law, a cow and a bull or two pairs, that is named the
 21   3, 125|                  125. One must feed two (Brahmanas) at the offering
 22   3, 137|          more venerable one (of the two); yet the other one is worthy
 23   3, 174|                                174. Two (kinds of) sons, a Kunda
 24   3, 175|                      175. But those two creatures, who are born
 25   3, 268|                                268. Two months with fish, three
 26   4, 9  |           subsists by three, one by two, but the fourth lives by
 27   4, 36 |           of Kusa grass, and (wear) two bright golden ear-rings.~
 28   4, 50 |       towards the south, during the two twilights in the same (position)
 29   4, 97 |           shall stop reading during two days and the intervening
 30   4, 102|            must be stopped on these two (occasions), when the wind
 31   4, 127|         interrupt the Veda-study on two (occasions, viz.) when the
 32   4, 131|          funeral dinner, and in the two twilights let him not stay
 33   4, 164|             a son or a pupil; those two he may beat in order to
 34   5, 93 |             of Indra, and the (last two are) ever pure like Brahman.~
 35   5, 113|   glittering gold and silver; those two, therefore, are best purified
 36   5, 115|           of) liquids is by passing two blades of Kusa grass through
 37   7, 114|       trusty officer), the midst of two, three, five or hundreds
 38   7, 158|              the king) beyond those two.~
 39   7, 162|            must know that there are two kinds of alliances and of
 40   7, 162|    alliances and of wars, (likewise two) of both marching and sitting
 41   7, 162|     marching and sitting quiet, and two (occasions for) seeking
 42   7, 163|              one must know to be of two descriptions, (viz.) that
 43   7, 164|            War is declared to be of two kinds, (viz.) that which
 44   7, 166|            quiet is stated to be of two kinds, (viz. that incumbent)
 45   7, 168|         refuge is declared to be of two kinds, (first) for the purpose
 46   7, 187|           or like a Makara (i.e. in two triangles, with the apices
 47   7, 199|                       199. For when two (princes) fight, victory
 48   7, 205|           exertion; but among these two (the ways of) fate are unfathomable;
 49   8, 59 |       falsely declares, shall those two (men) offending against
 50   8, 80 |             this matter between the two men before us, declare all
 51   8, 86 |            the wind, the night, the two twilights, and justice know
 52   8, 109|                             109. If two (parties) dispute about
 53   8, 120|          man does it) through fear, two middling amercements shall
 54   8, 121|         does it) through ignorance, two full hundreds, but (he who
 55   8, 125|          the belly, the tongue, the two hands, and fifthly the two
 56   8, 125|          two hands, and fifthly the two feet, the eye, the nose,
 57   8, 125|              the eye, the nose, the two ears, likewise the (whole)
 58   8, 135|          and ten palas one dharana; two krishnalas (of silver),
 59   8, 138|                                138. Two hundred and fifty panas
 60   8, 141|            of good men, he may take two in the hundred (by the month),
 61   8, 141|            month), for he who takes two in the hundred becomes not
 62   8, 142|                           142. Just two in the hundred, three, four,
 63   8, 245|          dispute has arisen between two villages concerning a boundary,
 64   8, 252|           boundary (of the land) of two disputing parties.~
 65   8, 254|           villagers and also of the two litigants.~
 66   8, 257|          compelled to pay a fine of two hundred (panas).~
 67   8, 258|      failure of witnesses (from the two villages, men of) the four
 68   8, 261|             to be fixed between the two villages.~
 69   8, 264|      ignorance, the fine (shall be) two hundred (panas).~
 70   8, 267|            one hundred and fifty or two hundred; a Sudra shall suffer
 71   8, 273|          compelled to pay a fine of two hundred (panas).~
 72   8, 293|         fined, if damage (is done), two hundred (panas).~
 73   8, 297|          cattle the fine (shall be) two hundred (panas); the fine
 74   8, 341|           not be fined, if he takes two stalks of sugar-cane or
 75   8, 341|             stalks of sugar-cane or two (esculent) roots from the
 76   8, 367|     forcibly contaminates a maiden, two of his fingers shall be
 77   8, 368|             but shall pay a fine of two hundred (panas) in order
 78   8, 369|       another) damsel must be fined two hundred (panas), pay the
 79   8, 370|           have (her head) shaved or two fingers cut off, and be
 80   8, 377|                 377. But even these two, if they offend with a Brahmani (
 81   8, 383|          guarded (females of) those two (castes); for (offending
 82   8, 407|         woman who has been pregnant two months or more, an ascetic,
 83   8, 418|              for them; for if these two (castes) swerved from their
 84   9, 5  |           they will bring sorrow on two families.~
 85   9, 61 |         have been attained by those two (on the birth of the first),
 86   9, 62 |      accordance with the law, those two shall behave towards each
 87   9, 63 |                        63. If those two (being thus) appointed deviate
 88   9, 132|             he shall (then) present two funeral cakes to his own
 89   9, 151|            the son of the Kshatriya two, the son of the Vaisya a
 90   9, 153|            of the Vaisya shall have two parts, the son of the Sudra
 91   9, 162|                         162. If the two heirs of one man be a legitimate
 92   9, 162|           on his wife, each (of the two sons), to the exclusion
 93   9, 191|                         191. But if two (sons), begotten by two (
 94   9, 191|             two (sons), begotten by two (different men), contend
 95   9, 221|       exclude from his realm; those two vices cause the destruction
 96   9, 250|            eighteen titles, between two litigant parties, has been
 97   9, 256|             his spies, discover the two sorts of thieves who deprive
 98   9, 277|           conviction, let him cause two fingers of a cut-purse to
 99   9, 282|         king's high-road, shall pay two karshapanas and immediately
100   9, 290|         kinds of sorcery, a fine of two hundred (panas) shall be
101  10, 1  |             teach it, not the other two; that is an established
102  10, 7  |              to those born of women two or three degrees lower.~
103  10, 10 |         Kshatriya by (wives of) the two (lower) castes, and of a
104  10, 28 |              begets on (females of) two out of the three (twice-born
105  10, 68 |      prescribes that neither of the two shall receive the sacraments,
106  10, 73 |            creator declared, 'Those two are neither equal nor unequal.'~
107  10, 78 |             them for (men of) those two (castes).~
108  10, 110|        sacrifices and teaching are (two acts) always performed for
109  11, 13 |            may take at his pleasure two or three (articles required
110  11, 14 |            from the houses of those two, even (though they be Brahmanas
111  11, 110|                     110. During the two (following) months he shall
112  11, 135| sesamum-grains, for a parrot a calf two years old, for a crane (
113  12, 14 |                           14. These two, the Great One and the Kshetragna,
114  12, 18 |             free from stains, those two mighty ones.~
115  12, 19 |                           19. Those two together examine without
116  12, 88 |       prescribed by the Veda are of two kinds, such as procure an