Chapter, §

 1   1, 24 |                               24. Time and the divisions of time,
 2   1, 24 |         Time and the divisions of time, the lunar mansions and
 3   1, 55 |   darkness, it remains for a long time united with the organs (
 4   2, 15 |     optionally) performed, at any time after the sun has risen,
 5   2, 18 |         regular succession (since time immemorial) among the (four
 6   2, 38 |                          38. The (time for the) Savitri (initiation)
 7   2, 39 |           sacrament at the proper time, become Vratyas (outcasts),
 8   2, 66 |           the body, at the proper time and in the proper order,
 9   2, 139|       those, if they meet (at one time), a Snataka and the king
10   2, 165|            performing at the same time various kinds of austerities
11   3, 1  |           years, or for half that time, or for a quarter, or until
12   3, 105|         he have come at (supper-) time or at an inopportune moment,
13   3, 113|         his ability, (at the same time) with his wife.~
14   3, 126|           propriety of) place and time, purity and (the selection
15   3, 146|         satisfied for a very long time.~
16   3, 266|       rule, will serve for a long time or for eternity.~
17   3, 272|       forest serve for an endless time.~
18   4, 93 |    twilight, muttering for a long time (the Gayatri), and at the
19   4, 93 |       Gayatri), and at the proper time (he must similarly perform)
20   4, 147|     mutter the Veda at the proper time; for they declare that to
21   5, 25 |         may have stood for a long time.~
22   5, 105|        sacred rites, the sun, and time are the purifiers of corporeal (
23   6, 9  |          sacrifices at the proper time.~
24   6, 17 |          what has been ripened by time; he either may use a stone
25   6, 21 |        which have been ripened by time and have fallen spontaneously,
26   6, 45 |          wait for (his appointed) time, as a servant (waits) for
27   7, 10 |      power, and the place and the time, he assumes by turns many (
28   7, 16 |       Having fully considered the time and the place (of the offence),
29   7, 64 |      knows the (proper) place and time (for action, who is) handsome,
30   7, 149|                       149. At the time of consultation let him
31   7, 169|       knows (that) at some future time his superiority (is) certain,
32   7, 169|        certain, and (that) at the time present (he will suffer)
33   7, 204|         resorted to at the proper time.~
34   7, 214|  violently assail him at the same time, should try all (the four)
35   7, 217|   servants) who know the (proper) time (for dining), which has
36   7, 221|          himself, he must, in due time, again think of the affairs
37   7, 225|          something for the second time, and having been recreated
38   7, 225|       rest and rise at the proper time free from fatigue.~
39   8, 17 |          else is lost at the same time when the body (perishes).~
40   8, 32 |          does not really know the time and the place (where it
41   8, 45 |   witnesses, to the place, to the time, and to the aspect.~
42   8, 126|       ascertained the motive, the time and place (of the offence),
43   8, 143|          a pledge for a very long time, give or sell it.~
44   8, 145|           can be lost by lapse of time; they are both recoverable,
45   8, 151| transactions interest paid at one time (not by instalments) shall
46   8, 154|          pay a debt (at the fixed time), wishes to make a new contract,
47   8, 156|      agreed to a certain place or time, shall not reap that reward,
48   8, 156|         keep to the place and the time (stipulated).~
49   8, 157|       according to the place, the time, and the objects (carried),
50   8, 216|         the lapse of) a very long time.~
51   8, 233|           at the proper place and time.~
52   8, 251|         corrode even after a long time, those he should cause to
53   8, 324| punishment, after considering the time and the purpose (for which
54   8, 400|           or sells at an improper time, or he who makes a false
55   9, 4  |           marriage) at the proper time; reprehensible is the husband
56   9, 38 |         kinds, sown at the proper time in the land, even in one
57   9, 68 |                   68. Since that (time) the virtuous censure that (
58   9, 80 |           or wasteful, may at any time be superseded (by another
59   9, 90 |      marriageable; but after that time let her choose for herself
60   9, 126|       likewise, (conceived at one time) in the wombs (of their
61   9, 246|    sinners, men are born in (due) time (and are) long-lived,~
62   9, 293|           taking into account the time (of the offence) and the
63   9, 307|          As Yama at the appointed time subjects to his rule both
64  11, 16 |         who has not eaten at (the time of) six meals, may take
65  11, 16 |           meals, may take at (the time of) the seventh meal (food)
66  11, 124|         there and bathing at (the time of) the three savanas (morning,
67  11, 192|        taught the Savitri (at the time) prescribed by the rule,
68  11, 217|         and bathes (daily) at the time of three libations (morning,
69  11, 225|             225. Let him pass the time standing (during the day)
70  11, 233|       must not commit it a second time.~