Chapter, §

 1   2, 79 |                a month even from great guilt, as a snake from its slough.~
 2   2, 93 |             man doubtlessly will incur guilt; but if he keep them under
 3   2, 102|              the Savitri), removes the guilt contracted during the (previous)
 4   2, 116|             who recites it, incurs the guilt of stealing the Veda, and
 5   2, 221|           penance, is tainted by great guilt.~
 6   3, 98 |              misfortune and from great guilt.~
 7   4, 200|                 takes upon himself the guilt of (all) students and is
 8   4, 201|            tainted by a portion of the guilt of him who made the tank.~
 9   4, 202|                fourth of (the owner's) guilt.~
10   4, 228|                who saves him from all (guilt).~
11   5, 34 |                    34. After death the guilt of one who slays deer for
12   6, 78 |                to his friends and (the guilt of) his evil deeds to his
13   6, 94 |                rites, throwing off the guilt of his (sinful) acts, subduing
14   6, 95 |             from desires, destroys his guilt by his renunciation and
15   8, 18 |                18. One quarter of (the guilt of) an unjust (decision)
16   8, 19 |       condemned, the king is free from guilt, and the judges are saved (
17   8, 19 |              are saved (from sin); the guilt falls on the perpetrator (
18   8, 40 |                 for himself incurs the guilt of a thief.~
19   8, 88 |             threatening him) with (the guilt of) every crime that causes
20   8, 105|                in order to expiate the guilt of that falsehood.~
21   8, 113|        imprecating on his own head the guilt) of all grievous offences (
22   8, 296|                If a man is killed, his guilt will be at once the same
23   8, 300|          otherwise will incur the same guilt as a thief.~
24   8, 316|               thief is freed from the (guilt of) theft; but the king,
25   8, 316|                 takes upon himself the guilt of the thief.~
26   8, 317|            learned Brahmana throws his guilt on him who eats his food,
27   8, 337|               In (a case of) theft the guilt of a Sudra shall be eightfold,
28   8, 342|        carriage will have incurred the guilt of a thief.~
29   8, 351|          assassin the slayer incurs no guilt, whether (he does it) publicly
30   8, 355|             cause, shall not incur any guilt, since in him there is no
31   9, 71 |              before given, incurs (the guilt of) speaking falsely regarding
32   9, 91 |               a husband, she incurs no guilt, nor (does) he whom she
33   9, 243|           greed, he is tainted by that guilt (of the offender).~
34   9, 249|        punishes an innocent (man), his guilt is considered as great as
35  10, 111|                               111. The guilt incurred by offering sacrifices
36  10, 118|               the crops), is free from guilt, if he protects his subjects
37  11, 53 |       consequence of a remnant of (the guilt of former) crimes, are born
38  11, 76 |                in order to remove (the guilt of) slaying a Brahmana,
39  11, 80 |               cows, is freed from (the guilt of) the murder of a Brahmana,
40  11, 81 |           cause, he is freed (from his guilt).~
41  11, 82 |             lapse of twelve years (the guilt of) slaying a Brahmana.~
42  11, 83 | horse-sacrifice, is (also) freed (from guilt).~
43  11, 91 |             that, he is freed from his guilt;~
44  11, 93 |                in order to remove (the guilt of) drinking Sura, he may
45  11, 102|              remove by austerities the guilt of stealing the gold (of
46  11, 103|          twice-born man may remove the guilt incurred by a theft (of
47  11, 107|                in order to remove (the guilt of) violating a Guru's bed.~
48  11, 108|           Mahapataka) may remove their guilt, but those who committed
49  11, 116|         removes after three months the guilt which he incurred by killing
50  11, 140|                 in order to remove his guilt.~
51  11, 146|                               146. The guilt incurred intentionally or
52  11, 162|              penances which remove the guilt of theft.~
53  11, 170|          twice-born man may remove the guilt of theft; but the guilt
54  11, 170|                guilt of theft; but the guilt of approaching women who
55  11, 195|                man) is freed from (the guilt of) accepting presents from
56  11, 198|                sacrifice, removes (his guilt) by three Krikkhra (penances).~
57  11, 216|            Krikkhra, which removes all guilt.~
58  11, 228|                 a sinner is freed from guilt, and in case no other course
59  11, 229|                so far he is freed from guilt, as a snake from its slough.~
60  11, 230|               his body freed from that guilt.~
61  11, 233|          desires to be freed from (the guilt on it, must not commit it
62  11, 240|             severally freed from their guilt by means of well-performed
63  11, 246|         suffering) quickly destroy all guilt, even that caused by mortal
64  11, 247|            knows the Veda destroys all guilt by the fire of knowledge.~
65  11, 250|          Removing by thy splendour our guilt, O Agni,' &c., (that seen)
66  11, 251|            instantly becomes free from guilt, if he once mutters (the
67  11, 257|                removes even very great guilt by offering clarified butter
68  11, 261|          Aghamarshana hymn effaces all guilt.~
69  11, 262|             Rig-veda is not stained by guilt, though he may have destroyed
70  12, 19 |               tiring the merit and the guilt of that (individual soul),
71  12, 69 |         committed a theft, shall incur guilt; they will become the females
72  12, 104|                austerities he destroys guilt, by sacred learning he obtains