Chapter, §

  1   2, 13 | prescribed for those who are not given to the acquisition of wealth
  2   3, 31 |  receives a maiden, after having given as much wealth as he can
  3   3, 53 |       call the cow and the bull (given) at an Arsha wedding 'a
  4   3, 54 |         their use) the gratuity (given), it is not a sale; (in
  5   3, 74 |        ground) the Bali offering given to the Bhutas, Brahmya-huta (
  6   3, 115|        eats first without having given food to these (persons)
  7   3, 128|          Srotriya alone; what is given to such a most worthy Brahmana
  8   3, 132|     manes or to the gods must be given to a man distinguished by
  9   3, 158|   prisoner, he who eats the food given by the son of an adulteress,
 10   3, 168|     sacrificial food must not be given to him, since it (would
 11   3, 175|          or manes which has been given (to them).~
 12   3, 180|                       180 (Food) given to a seller of Soma becomes
 13   3, 180|       Soma becomes ordure, (that given) to a physician pus and
 14   3, 180| temple-priest is lost, and (that given) to a usurer finds no place (
 15   3, 181|               181. What has been given to a Brahmana who lives
 16   3, 186|           a student, one who has given a thousand (cows), and a
 17   3, 240|       solemn) gift, at a dinner (given to Brahmanas), or at any
 18   3, 266|        kind of sacrificial food, given to the manes according to
 19   3, 267|          fruits, which have been given according to the prescribed
 20   3, 281| sacrifice, according to the rule given above, (at least) thrice
 21   4, 5  |         corn; by Amrita, what is given unasked; by Mrita, food
 22   4, 111|          the stains of the (food given) in honour of one ancestor
 23   4, 112|        he has eaten meat or food given by a person impure on account
 24   4, 193|       prescribed rules, which is given to these three (persons),
 25   4, 205|         must never eat (a dinner given) at a sacrifice that is
 26   4, 207|          Let him never eat (food given) by intoxicated, angry,
 27   4, 209|         to all comers, nor that (given) by a multitude or by harlots,
 28   4, 210|               210. Nor the food (given) by a thief, a musician,
 29   4, 212|               212. Nor (the food given) by a physician, a hunter,
 30   4, 212|     woman in childbed, nor that (given at a dinner) where (a guest
 31   4, 212|       and) sips water, nor that (given by a woman) whose ten days
 32   4, 213|                  213. Nor (food) given without due respect, nor (
 33   4, 213|        sacred purpose, nor (that given) by a female who has no
 34   4, 213|      food of an enemy, nor that (given) by the lord of a town,
 35   4, 213|        lord of a town, nor that (given) by outcasts, nor that on
 36   4, 214|               214. Nor the food (given) by an informer, by one
 37   4, 214|        sacrifices, nor the food (given) by an actor, a tailor,
 38   4, 217|               217. Nor (the food given) by those who knowingly
 39   4, 217|        ruled by women, nor food (given by men) whose ten days of
 40   4, 223|        must not eat cooked food (given) by a Sudra who performs
 41   5, 50 |           disregarding the rule (given above), does not eat meat
 42   5, 168|     Having thus, at the funeral, given the sacred fires to his
 43   6, 1  |        duly (observing the rules given below).~
 44   6, 58 |      Samsara) by accepting (food given) in consequence of humble
 45   6, 80 |         in this manner gradually given up all attachments and is
 46   6, 94 |                       95. Having given up (the performance of)
 47   6, 95 |              96. He who has thus given up (the performance of)
 48   7, 46 |       his virtue, but (he who is given) to those arising from anger, (
 49   7, 82 |         for that (money which is given) to Brahmanas is declared
 50   7, 126|            126. One pana must be given (daily) as wages to the
 51   8, 65 |         nor (an ascetic) who has given up (all) connexion (with
 52   8, 70 |         witnesses, evidence) may given (in such cases) by a woman,
 53   8, 108|          seven days after he has given evidence, happens (a misfortune
 54   8, 117|          false evidence has been given in any suit, let the (judge)
 55   8, 118|                   118. Evidence (given) from covetousness, distraction,
 56   8, 123|          castes (varna) who have given false evidence, but a Brahmana
 57   8, 143|         profit accrues, has been given), he shall receive no interest
 58   8, 168|                     168. What is given by force, what is enjoyed
 59   8, 204|       has been shown, another be given to the bridegroom, he may
 60   8, 206|         the work (done) shall be given to him by those who work
 61   8, 207|       sacrificial fees have been given, shall obtain his full share
 62   8, 212|             212. Should money be given (or promised) for a pious
 63   8, 217|       for that work shall not be given to him, even (if it be only)
 64   8, 223|          give nor cause it to be given (back); both he who takes
 65   8, 228|        accordance with the rules given above.~
 66   8, 306|     which hundred thousands (are given as) fees.~
 67   8, 340|        man who took what was not given to him, either by sacrificing
 68   8, 415|          is bought and he who is given, he who is inherited from
 69   9, 47 |         made, (once is) a maiden given in marriage, (and) once
 70   9, 71 |     daughter) whom he had before given, incurs (the guilt of) speaking
 71   9, 72 |           and (if she have been) given with fraud.~
 72   9, 91 |                91. If, being not given in marriage, she herself
 73   9, 92 |          with her any ornaments, given by her father or her mother,
 74   9, 97 |       the fee dies, she shall be given in marriage to his brother,
 75   9, 115|        some trifle only shall be given to the eldest as a token
 76   9, 144|  begotten according to the rule (given above), is unworthy of the
 77   9, 148|                  148. The rules (given above) must be understood (
 78   9, 150|           and the house shall be given as an additional portion
 79   9, 156|    estate, after the others have given to the eldest an additional
 80   9, 186|        three the funeral cake is given, the fourth (descendant
 81   9, 193|   daughters) something should be given, as is seemly, out of the
 82   9, 194|                   194. What (was given) before the (nuptial) fire,
 83   9, 194|         nuptial) fire, what (was given) on the bridal procession,
 84   9, 194|      bridal procession, what was given in token of love, and what
 85   9, 195|          subsequent and what was given (to her) by her affectionate
 86   9, 197|     property which may have been given to a (wife) on an Asura
 87   9, 198|  Whatever property may have been given by her father to a wife (
 88   9, 206|    solely to him to whom (it was given), likewise the gift of a
 89  10, 54 |          54. Their food shall be given to them by others (than
 90  10, 125|   remnants of their food must be given to him, as well as their
 91  11, 1  |         a traveller, him who has given away all his property, him
 92  11, 2  |      such poor men gifts must be given in proportion to their learning.~
 93  11, 3  |      presents (of money) must be given; it is declared that food
 94  11, 3  |       declared that food must be given to others outside the sacrificial
 95  11, 40 |       small sacrificial fees are given; hence a man of small means
 96  11, 149|   touched spirituous liquor, has given it away, or received it
 97  11, 158|     teacher's house), eats food, given at a monthly (Sraddha,)
 98  11, 189|         food, and drink shall be given to them, and they shall
 99  11, 212|      following) three days (food given) unasked, and shall fast
100  12, 7  |         Taking what has not been given, injuring (creatures) without