Chapter, §

  1   1, 4  |     whose power is measureless, being thus asked by the high-minded
  2   1, 41 |        and at my command, (each being) according to (the results
  3   1, 56 |                       56. When, being clothed with minute particles (
  4   1, 60 |         that great sage Bhrigu, being thus addressed by Manu,
  5   1, 65 |    human and divine, the night (being intended) for the repose
  6   1, 79 |      thousand (of their years), being multiplied by seventy-one, (
  7   1, 95 |                95. What created being can surpass him, through
  8   2, 16 |       while sacred formulas are being recited, is entitled (to
  9   2, 29 |       while sacred formulas are being recited, he must be fed
 10   2, 107|               107. For him who, being pure and controlling his
 11   2, 125|       the syllable preceding it being drawn out to the length
 12   2, 143|                    143. He who, being (duly) chosen (for the purpose),
 13   2, 176|         day, having bathed, and being purified, he must offer
 14   2, 183|                 183. A student, being pure, shall daily bring
 15   2, 185|          house in the) village, being pure and remaining silent;
 16   2, 187|            187. He who, without being sick, neglects during seven (
 17   3, 40 |   enjoyments as they desire and being most righteous, they will
 18   3, 45 |         his wife in due season, being constantly satisfied with
 19   3, 45 |       her (alone); he may also, being intent on pleasing her,
 20   3, 58 |     which female relations, not being duly honoured, pronounce
 21   3, 120|      but not if no sacrifice is being performed; that is a settled
 22   3, 190|        190. But a Brahmana who, being duly invited to a rite in
 23   3, 191|                191. But he who, being invited to a Sraddha, dallies
 24   3, 216|       to the (prescribed) rule, being pure, let him wipe the same
 25   3, 225|        which is brought without being held with both hands.~
 26   3, 226|                   226. Let him, being pure and attentive, carefully
 27   3, 228|        present (to his guests), being pure and attentive, successively
 28   3, 233|                    233. Himself being delighted, let him give
 29   4, 28 |          28. For his fires, not being worshipped by offerings
 30   4, 29 |       stay in his house without being honoured, according to his
 31   4, 142|         Brahmana, or fire; nor, being in good health, let him
 32   4, 200|            200. He who, without being a student, gains his livelihood
 33   4, 240|             240. Single is each being born; single it dies; single
 34   4, 260|            260. A Brahmana who, being learned in the lore of the
 35   5, 25 |       by twice-born men without being mixed with fatty (substances),
 36   5, 35 |              35. But a man who, being duly engaged (to officiate
 37   5, 40 |        for sacrifices, receive (being reborn) higher existences.~
 38   5, 122|        and straw become pure by being sprinkled (with water),
 39   6, 6  |       his beard, and his nails (being unclipped).~
 40   6, 52 |      His hair, nails, and beard being clipped, carrying an alms-bowl,
 41   6, 62 |        with hated men, on their being overpowered by age and being
 42   6, 62 |    being overpowered by age and being tormented with diseases,~
 43   7, 3  |      For, when these creatures, being without a king, through
 44   8, 15 |                   15. 'Justice, being violated, destroys; justice,
 45   8, 15 |    violated, destroys; justice, being preserved, preserves: therefore
 46   8, 54 |       varies (his case), or who being questioned on a fact duly
 47   8, 56 |                     56. Or who, being ordered to speak, does not
 48   8, 57 |         I have witnesses,' and, being ordered to produce them,
 49   8, 60 |          60. (A defendant) who, being brought (into court) by
 50   8, 60 |          by the creditor, (and) being questioned, denies (the
 51   8, 79 |               79. The witnesses being assembled in the court in
 52   8, 87 |                87. The (judge), being purified, shall ask in the
 53   8, 94 |       man tumble into hell, who being interrogated in a judicial
 54   8, 107|         107. A man who, without being ill, does not give evidence
 55   8, 139|                     139. A debt being admitted as due, (the defendant)
 56   8, 152| interest beyond the legal rate, being against (the law), cannot
 57   8, 197|         of another man, without being the owner and without the
 58   8, 202|         producible, (the buyer) being exculpated by a public sale,
 59   8, 215|        or workman) who, without being ill, out of pride fails
 60   8, 255|                   255. As they, being questioned, unanimously
 61   8, 256|       flowers) and red dresses, being sworn each by (the rewards
 62   8, 257|     stated, they are guiltless (being) veracious witnesses; but
 63   8, 261|                   261. As they, being examined, declare the marks
 64   8, 295|         the death of any living being, a fine shall without doubt
 65   8, 313|                    313. He who, being abused by men in pain, pardons (
 66   8, 318|         the king, go to heaven, being pure like those who performed
 67   8, 388|    forsakes a sacrificer, (each being) able to perform his work
 68   9, 23 |      woman of the lowest birth, being united to Vasishtha and
 69   9, 23 |         Vasishtha and Sarangi, (being united) to Mandapala, became
 70   9, 63 |               63. If those two (being thus) appointed deviate
 71   9, 67 |   castes (varna), his intellect being destroyed by lust.~
 72   9, 71 |       falsely regarding a human being.~
 73   9, 83 |                 83. A wife who, being superseded, in anger departs
 74   9, 91 |                         91. If, being not given in marriage, she
 75   9, 104|       the mother, the brothers, being assembled, may divide among
 76   9, 124|       124. But the eldest (son, being) born of the eldest wife,
 77   9, 143|       unworthy of a share, (one being) the son of an adulterer
 78   9, 169|         man) makes his son, (he being) equal (by caste), acquainted
 79   9, 177|      having lost his parents or being abandoned (by them) without (
 80   9, 181|    legitimate son of the body), being begotten by strangers, belong (
 81   9, 205|        205. But if all of them, being unlearned, acquire property
 82   9, 207|         if one of the brothers, being able (to maintain himself)
 83   9, 274|       ability when a village is being plundered, a dyke is being
 84   9, 274|      being plundered, a dyke is being destroyed, or a highway
 85   9, 322|       Brahmanas and Kshatriyas, being closely united, prosper
 86  10, 9  |   daughter of a Sudra springs a being, called Ugra, resembling
 87  10, 30 |   begets on a Brahmana female a being excluded (from the Aryan
 88  10, 30 |    varna, sons) more (worthy of being) excluded (than he himself).~
 89  10, 68 |      the sacraments, the first (being excluded) on account of
 90  10, 99 |                99. But a Sudra, being unable to find service with
 91  10, 128|      the more he gains, without being censured, (exaltation in)
 92  11, 28 |        twice-born, who, without being in distress, performs his
 93  11, 30 |      That evil-minded man, who, being able (to fulfil) the original
 94  11, 41 |             41. A Brahmana who, being an Agnihotrin, voluntarily
 95  11, 147|         Varuni, becomes pure by being initiated (again); (even
 96  11, 178|                        178. If, being solicited by a man (of)
 97  11, 203|      the necessities of nature, being greatly pressed, either
 98  12, 35 |          having done, doing, or being about to do any act, feels
 99  12, 75 |            75. (The torture of) being tossed about in dreadful
100  12, 75 |         the like, and (that of) being bound and mangled;~
101  12, 76 |         torments, the (pain of) being devoured by ravens and owls,
102  12, 76 |      sand, and the (torture of) being boiled in jars, which is
103  12, 78 |         bear, and the misery of being enslaved by others,~