Chapter, §

 1   1, 22 |         Sadhyas, and the eternal sacrifice.~
 2   1, 23 |       the due performance of the sacrifice.~
 3   2, 15 |            Thus) the (Agnihotra) sacrifice may be (optionally) performed,
 4   2, 85 |          more efficacious than a sacrifice performed according to the
 5   2, 86 |          a sixteenth part of the sacrifice consisting of muttered prayers.~
 6   2, 106|     Brahmasattra (an everlasting sacrifice offered to Brahman); at
 7   2, 128|   initiated (to perform a Srauta sacrifice) must not be addressed by
 8   2, 169|       performance of) a (Srauta) sacrifice.~
 9   3, 28 |         who duly officiates at a sacrifice, during the course of its
10   3, 70 |   Teaching (and studying) is the sacrifice (offered) to Brahman, the (
11   3, 70 |         food called) Tarpana the sacrifice to the manes, the burnt
12   3, 70 |           the burnt oblation the sacrifice offered to the gods, the
13   3, 82 |          daily perform a funeral sacrifice with food, or with water,
14   3, 86 |          fire which performs the sacrifice well).~
15   3, 120|          on the performance of a sacrifice, must be honoured with the
16   3, 120|     honey-mixture, but not if no sacrifice is being performed; that
17   3, 122|        new-moon day, the funeral sacrifice (Sraddha, called) Pindanvaharyaka.~
18   3, 127|        for the dead, called (the sacrifice sacred to the manes (and
19   3, 129|          one learned man at (the sacrifice) to the gods, and one at (
20   3, 129|        the gods, and one at (the sacrifice) to the manes; (thus) he
21   3, 131|       were to dine at a (funeral sacrifice), yet a single man, learned
22   3, 133|       ignorant man swallows at a sacrifice to the gods or to the manes,
23   3, 138|     personal friend at a funeral sacrifice; he may gain his affection
24   3, 140|    friendships through a funeral sacrifice, loses heaven, because he
25   3, 146|      duly honoured, at a funeral sacrifice, the ancestors of him (who
26   3, 151|         a gambler, nor those who sacrifice for a multitude (of sacrificers).~
27   3, 204|      Rakshasas destroy a funeral sacrifice which is left without such
28   3, 213|   ancient deities of the funeral sacrifice, free from anger, easily
29   3, 220|        his father at the funeral sacrifice as (one of the) Brahmana (
30   3, 232|                       232. At a (sacrifice in honour) of the manes,
31   3, 234|   eagerly entertain at a funeral sacrifice a daughter's son, though
32   3, 247|         must feed at the funeral sacrifice in honour of a (recently-)
33   3, 256|        above, are blessings at a sacrifice to the gods.~
34   3, 276|        recommended for a funeral sacrifice; (it is) not thus (with)
35   3, 278|        performance of) a funeral sacrifice than the forenoon.~
36   3, 280|        him not perform a funeral sacrifice at night, because the (night)
37   3, 281|       offer here below a funeral sacrifice, according to the rule given
38   3, 282|     burnt-oblation, offered at a sacrifice to the manes, must not be
39   3, 282|          not (perform) a funeral sacrifice except on the new-moon day.~
40   3, 285|           and the remainder of a sacrifice (is called) amrita.~
41   4, 23 |         the (performance of the) sacrifice in their speech and their
42   4, 26 |         the solstices an animal (sacrifice), at the end of the year
43   4, 27 |         new grain and an animal-(sacrifice).~
44   4, 57 |       woman; nor let him go to a sacrifice, if he is not chosen (to
45   4, 116| receiving a present at a funeral sacrifice.~
46   4, 130|          performance of a Srauta sacrifice (Dikshita).~
47   4, 205|        eat (a dinner given) at a sacrifice that is offered by one who
48   4, 210|          performance of a Srauta sacrifice), a miser, one bound with
49   4, 236| falsehood after he has offered a sacrifice; let him not speak ill of
50   4, 237|              237. By falsehood a sacrifice becomes vain, by self-complacency (
51   5, 7  |     which are not prepared for a sacrifice, meat which has not been
52   5, 41 | honey-mixture (to a guest), at a sacrifice and at the rites in honour
53   5, 98 |       the Kshatriyas, a (Srauta) sacrifice is instantly completed,
54   5, 152|     texts (svastyayana), and the sacrifice to the Lord of creatures (
55   5, 155|                          155. No sacrifice, no vow, no fast must be
56   6, 53 |       cups, called) Kamasa, at a sacrifice.~
57   6, 82 |          Veda which refer to the sacrifice, (those) referring to the
58   8, 206|      priest, chosen to perform a sacrifice, abandons his work, a share
59   8, 360|   initiatory ceremony of a Vedic sacrifice, and artisans are not prohibited
60  11, 1  |          who wishes to perform a sacrifice, a traveller, him who has
61  11, 11 |                         11. If a sacrifice, (offered) by (any twice-born)
62  11, 12 |        for the completion of the sacrifice, may be taken (forcibly)
63  11, 13 |          articles required for a sacrifice) from the house of a Sudra;
64  11, 24 |      from a Sudra property for a sacrifice; for a sacrificer, having
65  11, 25 |        begged any property for a sacrifice, does not use the whole (
66  11, 40 |        cattle are destroyed by a sacrifice at which (too) small sacrificial
67  11, 40 |      should not offer a (Srauta) sacrifice.~
68  11, 60 |        those who are unworthy to sacrifice, adultery, selling oneself,
69  11, 88 |           have offered a (Vedic) sacrifice, or a (Brahmana) woman who
70  11, 198|         of strangers, or a magic sacrifice (intended to destroy life)
71  11, 198|        destroy life) or an Ahina sacrifice, removes (his guilt) by