Chapter, §

 1   1, 37 |      the several classes of the manes,~
 2   1, 66 |        a day and a night of the manes, but the division is according
 3   1, 94 |        conveyed to the gods and manes and that this universe might
 4   1, 95 |      sacrificial viands and the manes the offerings to the dead?~
 5   2, 28 |        to the gods, Rishis, and manes), by (the procreation of)
 6   2, 58 |       out of that sacred to the manes.~
 7   2, 59 |       the tirtha) sacred to the manes.~
 8   2, 176|    water to the gods, sages and manes, worship (the images of)
 9   2, 189|   funeral meal) in honor of the manes, behaving (however) like
10   3, 18 |                         18. The manes and the gods will not eat
11   3, 18 |      honour of the gods, of the manes, and of guests chiefly with
12   3, 70 |    Tarpana the sacrifice to the manes, the burnt oblation the
13   3, 72 |       is bound to maintain, the manes, and himself, lives not,
14   3, 74 |      the (daily oblation to the manes, called) Tarpana.~
15   3, 80 |              80. The sages, the manes, the gods, the Bhutas, and
16   3, 81 |         by burnt oblations, the manes by funeral offerings (Sraddha),
17   3, 82 |   fruits, and (thus) please the manes.~
18   3, 83 |       Brahmana in honour of the manes at (the Sraddha), which
19   3, 91 |     southerly direction for the manes.~
20   3, 97 |       The oblations to gods and manes, made by men ignorant (of
21   3, 117|       gods, the sages, men, the manes, and the guardian deities
22   3, 123|         funeral offering to the manes Anvaharya (to be offered
23   3, 125|    three at the offering to the manes, or one only on either occasion;
24   3, 127|         sacrifice sacred to the manes (and performed) on the new-moon
25   3, 128|       Oblations to the gods and manes must be presented by the
26   3, 129|       at (the sacrifice) to the manes; (thus) he will gain a rich
27   3, 130|   offered to the gods or to the manes, he is declared (to procure
28   3, 132|         132. Food sacred to the manes or to the gods must be given
29   3, 133| sacrifice to the gods or to the manes, so many red-hot spikes,
30   3, 135|           135. Oblations to the manes ought to be carefully presented
31   3, 147|      sacrifices to the gods and manes; know that the virtuous
32   3, 149|       ceremony in honour of the manes, one must carefully examine (
33   3, 150|       oblations to the gods and manes.~
34   3, 152|  offered to the gods and to the manes.~
35   3, 167|          to the gods and to the manes) these lowest of twice-born
36   3, 169|        destined for the gods or manes, to a man who is unworthy
37   3, 175|      the food sacred to gods or manes which has been given (to
38   3, 188|          rite) in honour of the manes shall always control himself
39   3, 189|                    189. For the manes attend the invited Brahmanas,
40   3, 190|    honour of the gods or of the manes, in any way breaks (the
41   3, 192|                        192. The manes are primeval deities, free
42   3, 193|      fully from whom all these (manes derive) their origin, and
43   3, 194|         various) classes of the manes are declared to be the sons
44   3, 195|     Virag, are stated to be the manes of the Sadhyas, and the
45   3, 195|     famous in the world (as the manes) of the gods.~
46   3, 196|         are recorded to be (the manes) of the Daityas, Danavas,
47   3, 199|       and the Saumyas, are (the manes) of the Brahmanas alone.~
48   3, 200|       of those chief classes of manes which have been enumerated.~
49   3, 201|       From the sages sprang the manes, from the manes the gods
50   3, 201|      sprang the manes, from the manes the gods and the Danavas,
51   3, 202|      offered with faith (to the manes) in vessels made of silver
52   3, 203|       the rite in honour of the manes is more important than the
53   3, 204|        for the (offering to the manes); for the Rakshasas destroy
54   3, 205|        end with a (rite) to the manes; for he who makes it begin
55   3, 205|          rite) in honour of the manes, soon perishes together
56   3, 207|                        207. The manes are always pleased with
57   3, 211|      him afterwards satisfy the manes by a gift of sacrificial
58   3, 217|         the six seasons and the manes.~
59   3, 224|    Brahmanas, meditating on the manes.~
60   3, 231|        that is agreeable to the manes.~
61   3, 232|     sacrifice in honour) of the manes, he must let (his guests)
62   3, 237|         proclaimed, so long the manes partake (of it).~
63   3, 240|       in honour of the gods and manes, that produces not the intended
64   3, 246|    ground at a (Sraddha) to the manes, to be the share of honest,
65   3, 250|      bed of a Sudra female, the manes of his (ancestors) will
66   3, 252|      all rites in honour of the manes the word Svadha is the highest
67   3, 254|       Sraddha) in honour of the manes one must use (in asking
68   3, 258|      ask these blessings of the manes:~
69   3, 262|    intent on the worship of the manes, may eat the middle-most
70   3, 266|  sacrificial food, given to the manes according to the rule, will
71   3, 274|       274. 'May such a man (the manes say) be born in our family
72   3, 275|          gratification) for the manes.~
73   3, 277|      wishes; he who honours the manes on odd (lunar days) and
74   3, 279|         rites) in honour of the manes in accordance with the prescribed
75   3, 282|   offered at a sacrifice to the manes, must not be made in a common
76   3, 283|    after bathing, satisfies the manes with water, he obtains thereby
77   3, 284|             284. They call (the manes of) fathers Vasus, (those
78   4, 21 |      Bhutas, to men, and to the manes.~
79   4, 31 |        food) sacred to gods and manes, but one must avoid those
80   4, 124|         Sama-veda sacred to the manes; hence the sound of the
81   4, 150|      him constantly worship the manes.~
82   4, 249|        During fifteen years the manes do not eat (the food) of
83   4, 257|         the great sages, to the manes, and to the gods, let him
84   5, 16 | offerings to the gods or to the manes; (one may eat) likewise
85   5, 32 |         he honours the gods and manes, commits no sin, whether
86   5, 41 |      the rites in honour of the manes, but on these occasions
87   5, 52 |     worshipping the gods or the manes, seeks to increase (the
88   6, 24 |       libations of water to the manes and the gods, and practising
89   9, 106|      freed from the debt to the manes; that (son), therefore,
90  11, 211|        gods, the sages, and the manes, through which a man may
91  12, 49 | heavenly lights, the years, the manes, and the Sadhyas (constitute)
92  12, 94 |       is the eternal eye of the manes, gods, and men; the Veda-ordinance (