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 1   1, 86 |       Dvapara (the performance of) sacrifices, in the Kali liberality
 2   1, 89 |          to bestow gifts, to offer sacrifices, to study (the Veda), and
 3   1, 90 |          to bestow gifts, to offer sacrifices, to study (the Veda), to
 4   1, 112|          regulations for the great sacrifices and the eternal rule of
 5   1, 112|        eternal rule of the funeral sacrifices,~
 6   2, 3  |   consequence of (that) conception sacrifices are performed; vows and
 7   2, 23 |         fit for the performance of sacrifices; (the tract) different from
 8   2, 28 | procreation of) sons, by the great sacrifices, and by (Srauta) rites this (
 9   2, 84 |        burnt oblations and (other) sacrifices, pass away; but know that
10   2, 86 |          four Pakayagnas and those sacrifices which are enjoined by the
11   2, 97 |         Vedas, nor liberality, nor sacrifices, nor any (self-imposed)
12   2, 143|     Pakayagnas, (and) the (Srauta) sacrifices, such as the Agnishtoma (
13   2, 183|           Veda and in (performing) sacrifices, and who are famous for (
14   2, 208|        student of (the science of) sacrifices (or of other Angas), deserves
15   3, 65 |          for men unworthy to offer sacrifices and by denying (the future
16   3, 67 |    ceremonies and the five (great) sacrifices, and (with that) he shall
17   3, 69 |     performance of the five) great sacrifices.~
18   3, 71 |      neglects not these five great sacrifices, while he is able (to perform
19   3, 73 |             They call (these) five sacrifices also, Ahuta, Huta, Prahuta,
20   3, 75 |     diligent in the performance of sacrifices, supports both the movable
21   3, 83 |          belongs to the five great sacrifices; but let him not feed on
22   3, 118|            the performance of) the sacrifices shall be the meal of virtuous
23   3, 139|            He who performs funeral sacrifices and offerings to the gods
24   3, 139|            reward for Sraddhas and sacrifices.~
25   3, 147|           be followed) in offering sacrifices to the gods and manes; know
26   3, 148|            man for whom one offers sacrifices.~
27   3, 152|    shop-keeping must be avoided at sacrifices offered to the gods and
28   3, 154|            neglects the five great sacrifices, an enemy of the Brahmana
29   3, 164|          Sudras, and he who offers sacrifices to the Ganas,~
30   3, 167|        sacred law) should shun at (sacrifices) both (to the gods and to
31   3, 178|         Brahmanas as a (guest) who sacrifices for Sudras may touch (during
32   3, 255|         true riches at all funeral sacrifices.~
33   3, 281|      included among the five great sacrifices, every day.~
34   3, 286|          to the five (daily great) sacrifices have been declared to you;
35   4, 21 |         perform them), neglect the sacrifices to the sages, to the gods,
36   4, 22 |           always offer these great sacrifices in their organs (of sensation),
37   4, 26 |          seasons the (Katurmasya-) sacrifices, at the solstices an animal (
38   4, 33 |           king, of one for whom he sacrifices, and of a pupil, but not
39   4, 205|         not a Srotriya, by one who sacrifices for a multitude of men,
40   4, 214|            sells (the rewards for) sacrifices, nor the food (given) by
41   4, 226|       without tiring, always offer sacrifices and perform works of charity
42   4, 227|        duty of liberality, both by sacrifices and by charitable works,
43   5, 22 |          be slain by Brahmanas for sacrifices, and in order to feed those
44   5, 23 |            beasts and birds at the sacrifices offered by Brahmanas and
45   5, 31 |            meat (is befitting) for sacrifices,' that is declared to be
46   5, 39 |            animals for the sake of sacrifices; sacrifices (have been instituted)
47   5, 39 |            the sake of sacrifices; sacrifices (have been instituted) for
48   5, 39 |       slaughtering (of beasts) for sacrifices is not slaughtering (in
49   5, 40 |            have been destroyed for sacrifices, receive (being reborn)
50   5, 116|                            116. At sacrifices the purification of (the
51   5, 169|           neglect the five (great) sacrifices, and, having taken a wife,
52   6, 4  |  implements required for domestic (sacrifices), he may go forth from the
53   6, 5  |         him offer those five great sacrifices according to the rule, with
54   6, 9  |         the new-moon and full-moon sacrifices at the proper time.~
55   6, 10 |      Agrayana, and the Katurmasya (sacrifices), as well as the Turayana
56   6, 34 |           to order, after offering sacrifices and subduing his senses,
57   6, 36 |            law, and having offered sacrifices according to his ability,
58   6, 37 |         and without having offered sacrifices, sinks downwards.~
59   7, 78 |            domestic rites and the (sacrifices) for which three fires are
60   7, 79 |       shall offer various (Srauta) sacrifices at which liberal fees (are
61   8, 306|          daily offers (as it were) sacrifices at which hundred thousands (
62   8, 311|          just as twice-born men by sacrifices.~
63   9, 219|         destined for pious uses or sacrifices, and a pasture-ground, they
64   9, 238|           meals, excluded from all sacrifices, excluded from instruction
65   9, 318|           oblations (of butter) at sacrifices, it again increases mightily.~
66  10, 79 |             and the performance of sacrifices.~
67  10, 110|            110. (For) assisting in sacrifices and teaching are (two acts)
68  10, 111|         guilt incurred by offering sacrifices for teaching (unworthy men)
69  11, 4  |           presents for the sake of sacrifices on Brahmanas learned in
70  11, 12 |       neither performs the (minor) sacrifices nor drinks the Soma-juice;~
71  11, 13 |         Sudra has no business with sacrifices.~
72  11, 20 |          those who zealously offer sacrifices, the wise call the property
73  11, 20 |            of those who perform no sacrifices is called the property of
74  11, 37 |      belongs; hence the person who sacrifices (for another) must be skilled
75  11, 39 |            him on no account offer sacrifices at which he gives smaller
76  11, 64 |         wife, sorcery (by means of sacrifices), and working (magic by
77  11, 246|           performance of the great sacrifices according to one's ability, (
78  11, 261|       horse-sacrifice, the king of sacrifices, removes all sin, even so
79  12, 91 |                         91. He who sacrifices to the Self (alone), equally