Chapter, §

 1   2, 37 |        in sacred learning should take place in the fifth (year
 2   2, 64 |      they have been damaged, and take others, reciting sacred
 3   2, 73 |    teacher says): Let a stoppage take place!~
 4   2, 106|     cessation of the Veda-study, take the place of the exclamation
 5   2, 245|          teacher, he is about to take the (final) bath, let him
 6   3, 44 |     caste a Kshatriya bride must take hold of an arrow, a Vaisya
 7   3, 51 |         who knows (the law) must take even the smallest gratuity
 8   3, 145|                    145. Let him (take) pains (to) feed at a Sraddha
 9   4, 55 |          the ground; let him not take off his garland.~
10   4, 62 |      late (in the evening), nor (take any food) in the evening,
11   4, 74 |      play with dice, nor himself take off his shoes; let him not
12   4, 187|  presents, a wise man should not take anything, even though he
13   5, 71 |      Samanodakas is declared (to take place) after three (days
14   5, 118|     quantities is prescribed (to take place) by washing them.~
15   7, 68 |     foreign king, let (the king) take such measures that he does
16   7, 83 |     Neither thieves nor foes can take it, nor can it be lost;
17   7, 124| officials) who, evil-minded, may take money from suitors, and
18   7, 129|     leech, the calf, and the bee take their food little by little,
19   7, 131|                 131. He may also take the sixth part of trees,
20   7, 146| dismissed his subjects, he shall take counsel with his ministers.~
21   8, 30 |          that term) the king may take it.~
22   8, 33 |        the duty of good men, may take one-sixth part of property
23   8, 35 |     belongs to me,' the king may take one-sixth or one-twelfth
24   8, 37 |        in former (times), he may take even the whole (of it);
25   8, 140|        allowed by Vasishtha, and take monthly the eightieth part
26   8, 141|         duty of good men, he may take two in the hundred (by the
27   8, 142|      five (and not more), he may take as monthly interest according
28   8, 153|                 153. Let him not take interest beyond the year,
29   8, 170|          however indigent, shall take anything that ought not
30   8, 170|    taking that which he ought to take, be it ever so small.~
31   8, 209|        The Adhvaryu priest shall take the chariot, and the Brahman
32   8, 209|          Hotri priest shall also take a horse, and the Udgatri
33   8, 222|       bargain), he may return or take (back) that chattel within
34   8, 348|          348. Twice-born men may take up arms when (they are)
35   8, 365|       high (caste), he shall not take any fine; but her, who courts
36   8, 398|                398. Let the king take one-twentieth of that (amount)
37   8, 417|         property, his master may take his possessions.~
38   9, 92 |    choses for herself, shall not take with her any ornaments,
39   9, 98 |        Even a Sudra ought not to take a nuptial fee, when he gives
40   9, 105|         Or) the eldest alone may take the whole paternal estate,
41   9, 113|    eldest and the youngest shall take (their shares) according
42   9, 114|      every kind the eldest shall take the best (article), and (
43   9, 117|          117. Let the eldest son take one share in excess, the (
44   9, 123|          of the first wife shall take as his additional share
45   9, 124|          the other sons may then take shares according to (the
46   9, 130|           how can another (heir) take the estate, while such (
47   9, 131|        appointed) daughter shall take the whole estate of (his
48   9, 132|   daughter, indeed, shall (also) take the estate of his (own)
49   9, 135|         may, without hesitation, take that estate.~
50   9, 136|     present the funeral cake and take the estate.~
51   9, 141| qualities, that same (son) shall take the inheritance, though
52   9, 142|          adopted son shall never take the family (name) and the
53   9, 151|       son of the Brahmana (wife) take three shares of the (remainder
54   9, 151|         the son of the Sudra may take one share.~
55   9, 153|         The Brahmana (son) shall take four shares, son of the
56   9, 153|         the son of the Sudra may take one share.~
57   9, 162|    exclusion of the other, shall take the estate of his (natural)
58   9, 179|       permitted (by his father), take a share (of the inheritance);
59   9, 185|          nor fathers, (but) sons take the paternal estate; but
60   9, 185|     estate; but the father shall take the inheritance of (a son)
61   9, 189|        other castes the king may take on failure of all (heirs).~
62   9, 191|         their mother, each shall take, to the exclusion of the
63   9, 198|       the) Brahmani (wife) shall take, or that (daughter's) issue.~
64   9, 203|      somehow or other desire to (take) wives, the offspring of
65   9, 216|     after partition, shall alone take the property of his father,
66   9, 217|       paternal grandmother shall take the estate.~
67   9, 243|         A virtuous king must not take for himself the property
68   9, 258|                   258. Those who take bribes, cheats and rogues,
69   9, 281|            281. But he who shall take away the water of a tank,
70  10, 56 |          the law, and they shall take for themselves the clothes,
71  11, 13 |         Or) the (sacrificer) may take at his pleasure two or three (
72  11, 14 |   sacrificer) may unhesitatingly take (what he requires) from
73  11, 15 |                  15. (Or) he may take (it by force or fraud) from
74  11, 16 |          time of) six meals, may take at (the time of) the seventh
75  11, 18 |           a Kshatriya must never take the property of a (virtuous
76  11, 173|       173. A wise man should not take as his wife any of these
77  11, 214|      Atikrikkhra (penance), must take his food during three periods