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 1   1, 115|   witnesses, the laws concerning husband and wife, the law of (inheritance
 2   2, 67 |         initiation), serving the husband (equivalent to) the residence
 3   3, 45 |                     45. Let (the husband) approach his wife in due
 4   3, 60 |        In that family, where the husband is pleased with his wife
 5   3, 60 |       wife and the wife with her husband, happiness will assuredly
 6   3, 61 |         she will not attract her husband; but if she has no attractions
 7   3, 148|     daughter's son, a daughter's husband, a cognate kinsman, one'
 8   3, 166|         keeper of buffaloes, the husband of a remarried woman, and
 9   3, 174|        he who is born) while the husband lives, will be a Kunda,
10   3, 174|       who is begotten) after the husband's death, a Golaka.~
11   5, 148|          father, in youth to her husband, when her lord is dead to
12   5, 149|         herself from her father, husband, or sons; by leaving them
13   5, 149|       make both (her own and her husband's) families contemptible.~
14   5, 152|   guardian) is the cause of (the husband's) dominion (over his wife).~
15   5, 153|                         153. The husband who wedded her with sacred
16   5, 154|          good qualities, (yet) a husband must be constantly worshipped
17   5, 155|   husbands); if a wife obeys her husband, she will for that (reason
18   5, 156|     dwell (after death) with her husband, must never do anything
19   5, 157|         of another man after her husband has died.~
20   5, 158|           for wives who have one husband only.~
21   5, 160|       who after the death of her husband constantly remains chaste,
22   5, 161|      duty towards her (deceased) husband, brings on herself disgrace
23   5, 161|         loses her place with her husband (in heaven).~
24   5, 162|       begetter), nor is a second husband anywhere prescribed for
25   5, 163|         caste, forsaking her own husband who belongs to a lower one,
26   5, 164|   violating her duty towards her husband, a wife is disgraced in
27   5, 165|   resides (after death) with her husband (in heaven), and is called
28   5, 166|          world) a place near her husband.~
29   8, 317|          wife on her (negligent) husband, a (sinning) pupil or sacrificer
30   9, 1  |  propound the eternal laws for a husband and his wife who keep to
31   9, 3  |           her) in childhood, her husband protects (her) in youth,
32   9, 4  |       time; reprehensible is the husband who approaches not (his
33   9, 4  |     protect his mother after her husband has died.~
34   9, 8  |                           8. The husband, after conception by his
35   9, 11 |                     11. Let the (husband) employ his (wife) in the
36   9, 13 |      people, separation from the husband, rambling abroad, sleeping (
37   9, 21 |     anything that would pain her husband, the (above-mentioned text)
38   9, 25 | regulates the relations) between husband and wife; hear (next) the
39   9, 30 |        But for disloyalty to her husband a wife is censured among
40   9, 45 |      this (maxim) likewise, 'The husband is declared to be one with
41   9, 46 |         a wife released from her husband; such we know the law to
42   9, 59 |         failure of issue (by her husband) a woman who has been authorised,
43   9, 59 |      some other) Sapinda (of the husband).~
44   9, 64 |        with) any other (than her husband); for they who appoint (
45   9, 68 |          appoints a woman, whose husband died, to (bear) children (
46   9, 69 |              69. If the (future) husband of a maiden dies after troth
47   9, 75 |                      75. If (the husband) went on a journey after
48   9, 76 |                       76. If the husband went abroad for some sacred
49   9, 77 |           77. For one year let a husband bear with a wife who hates
50   9, 78 |       who shows disrespect to (a husband) who is addicted to (some
51   9, 79 |        towards a mad or outcast (husband), a eunuch, one destitute
52   9, 82 |         wife who is kind (to her husband) and virtuous in her conduct,
53   9, 83 |          anger departs from (her husband's) house, must either be
54   9, 86 |      shall personally attend her husband and assist him in his daily
55   9, 91 |    marriage, she herself seeks a husband, she incurs no guilt, nor (
56   9, 95 |                          95. The husband receives his wife from the
57   9, 96 |          to be performed (by the husband) together with the wife.~
58   9, 101|   summary of the highest law for husband and wife.~
59   9, 103|    declared to you the law for a husband and his wife, which is intimately
60   9, 127|           putrika, saying to her husband), 'The (male) child, born
61   9, 135|     without (leaving) a son, the husband of the appointed daughter
62   9, 136|        appointed, may bear to (a husband) of equal (caste), his maternal
63   9, 175|         a woman abandoned by her husband, or a widow, of her own
64   9, 176|       who returned (to her first husband) after leaving him, she
65   9, 176|       second (or first deserted) husband the (nuptial) ceremony.~
66   9, 183|       among all the wives of one husband one have a son, Manu declares
67   9, 195|         her) by her affectionate husband, shall go to her offspring, (
68   9, 195|      dies in the lifetime of her husband.~
69   9, 196|       rite (shall belong) to her husband alone, if she dies without
70  11, 177| exceedingly corrupt wife let her husband confine to one apartment,