Chapter, §

 1   1, 1  |                           1. The great sages approached Manu, who
 2   1, 4  |         asked by the high-minded great sages, duly honoured them,
 3   1, 6  |           making (all) this, the great elements and the rest, discernible,
 4   1, 15 |                15. Moreover, the great one, the soul, and all (
 5   1, 18 |                     18. That the great elements enter, together
 6   1, 34 |        called into existence ten great sages, lords of created
 7   1, 36 |     seven other Manus possessing great brilliancy, gods and classes
 8   1, 36 |          and classes of gods and great sages of measureless power,~
 9   1, 54 |     absorbed all at once in that great soul, then he who is the
10   1, 60 |                    60. Then that great sage Bhrigu, being thus
11   1, 62 |   Raivata, Kakshusha, possessing great lustre, and the son of Vivasvat.~
12   1, 112|          the regulations for the great sacrifices and the eternal
13   2, 28 |     procreation of) sons, by the great sacrifices, and by (Srauta)
14   2, 79 |          after a month even from great guilt, as a snake from its
15   2, 154|         Anukana) is (considered) great by us.'~
16   2, 221|           penance, is tainted by great guilt.~
17   3, 6  |        families, be they ever so great, or rich in kine, horses,
18   3, 53 |        of) a fee, be it small or great, is a sale (of the daughter).~
19   3, 63 |  irreverence towards Brahmanas, (great) families sink low.~
20   3, 66 |           are numbered among the great, and acquire great fame.~
21   3, 66 |     among the great, and acquire great fame.~
22   3, 67 |         ceremonies and the five (great) sacrifices, and (with that)
23   3, 69 |          of all these (five) the great sages have prescribed for
24   3, 69 |         performance of the five) great sacrifices.~
25   3, 71 |          neglects not these five great sacrifices, while he is
26   3, 83 |        which belongs to the five great sacrifices; but let him
27   3, 98 |         from misfortune and from great guilt.~
28   3, 128|      most worthy Brahmana yields great reward.~
29   3, 130|          declared (to procure as great rewards as) a guest (atithi).~
30   3, 154|        one who neglects the five great sacrifices, an enemy of
31   3, 192|         strife, and endowed with great virtues.~
32   3, 281|          included among the five great sacrifices, every day.~
33   3, 286|      relating to the five (daily great) sacrifices have been declared
34   4, 20 |      understands (them), and his great learning shines brightly.~
35   4, 22 |        rites, always offer these great sacrifices in their organs (
36   4, 107|      wish to acquire exceedingiy great merit, a continual interruption
37   4, 167|          after death exceedingly great pain.~
38   4, 174|   unrighteousness, then he gains great good fortune, next he conquers
39   4, 231|          a giver of a draught-ox great good fortune, a giver of
40   4, 257|        the law, his debts to the great sages, to the manes, and
41   5, 3  |        Manu, (thus) answered the great sages: 'Hear, (in punishment)
42   5, 34 |         deer for gain is not as (great) as that of him who eats
43   5, 54 |            one does not gain (so great) a reward as by entirely
44   5, 56 |    beings, but abstention brings great rewards.~
45   5, 169|          never neglect the five (great) sacrifices, and, having
46   6, 5  |         Let him offer those five great sacrifices according to
47   6, 32 |     those modes practised by the great sages, is exalted in the
48   6, 89 |          90. As all rivers, both great and small, find a resting-place
49   7, 7  |         he Kubera, he Varuna, he great Indra.~
50   7, 8  |        mere) mortal; for he is a great deity in human form.~
51   7, 55 |           a kingdom which yields great revenues.~
52   7, 77 |          body), and is born in a great family, who is charming
53   7, 86 |          the giver) a small or a great reward will be obtained
54   7, 211|   compassionate disposition, and great liberality are the virtues
55   8, 110|                 110. Both by the great sages and the gods oaths
56   8, 128|     those who deserve it, brings great infamy on himself and (after
57   8, 347|        sake, nor for the sake of great lucre, must a king let go
58   9, 31 |     present day) and the ancient great sages have held concerning
59   9, 227|  gambling has been seen to cause great enmity; a wise man, therefore,
60   9, 249|       his guilt is considered as great as when he sets free a guilty
61   9, 309|          subjects (greet with as great joy) as men feel on seeing
62   9, 317|        ignorant or learned, is a great divinity, just as the fire,
63   9, 317|          not carried forth, is a great divinity.~
64   9, 319|          each of) them is a very great deity.~
65  10, 29 |          females of the other, a great many (kinds of) despicable (
66  10, 33 |      dawn, continually. praises (great) men.~
67  10, 60 |         Even if a man, born in a great family, sprang from criminal
68  10, 60 |        father), be they small or great.~
69  10, 107|       Bharadvaga, a performer of great austerities, accepted many
70  11, 29 |          the Sadhyas, and by the great sages (of the) Brahmana (
71  11, 36 |         nor a fool, nor a man in great suffering, nor one uninitiated,
72  11, 64 |           of any sort, executing great mechanical works, injuring (
73  11, 222|        Maruts, together with the great sages, practised this (rite)
74  11, 246|           the performance of the great sacrifices according to
75  11, 253|          desires to expiate sins great or small, must mutter during
76  11, 257| twice-born man removes even very great guilt by offering clarified
77  11, 264|         of earth, falling into a great lake, is quickly dissolved,
78  12, 2  |                        2. To the great sages (who addressed him
79  12, 14 |               14. These two, the Great One and the Kshetragna,
80  12, 24 |         the Self, with which the Great One always completely pervades
81  12, 42 |          insects, both small and great, fishes, snakes, and tortoises,
82  12, 50 |       the universe, the law, the Great One, and the Undiscernible