Chapter, §

 1   1, 22 |       gods, who are endowed with life, and whose nature is action;
 2   1, 83 |          succeeding (ages) their life is lessened by one quarter.~
 3   1, 84 |                          84. The life of mortals, mentioned in
 4   1, 106|        it procures fame and long life, it (leads to) supreme bliss.~
 5   2, 5  |          state and even in this (life) obtains (the fulfilment
 6   2, 26 |       purify (from sin) in this (life) and after death.~
 7   2, 52 |          meal will procure) long life, if he eats facing the east;
 8   2, 121|        things), (viz.) length of life, knowledge, fame, (and)
 9   2, 137|         the tenth (decade of his life).~
10   2, 146|           rewards) both in this (life) and after death.~
11   2, 242|       not dwell during his whole life in (the house of) a non-Brahmanical
12   2, 243|        desires to pass his whole life in the teacher's house,
13   2, 248|      night), and thus finish his life.~
14   2, 249|     Brahmana who thus passes his life as a student without breaking
15   3, 20 |        produce evil both in this life and after death.~
16   3, 79 |      constant happiness in this (life).~
17   3, 106|      procures wealth, fame, long life, and heavenly bliss.~
18   3, 143|         of rewards both in this (life) and after death.~
19   3, 175|       the rewards), both in this life and after death, for the
20   4, 1  |         fourth part of (a man's) life, a Brahmana shall live during
21   4, 4  |       Svavritti (a dog's mode of life).~
22   4, 11 |          straightforward, honest life of a Brahmana.~
23   4, 13 |        above-mentioned) modes of life, must discharge the (following)
24   4, 13 |      secure heavenly bliss, long life, and fame.~
25   4, 51 |       pleases; likewise when his life is in danger.~
26   4, 76 |     still) wet, will attain long life.~
27   4, 78 |        chaff, if he desires long life.~
28   4, 94 |          the sages obtained long life, wisdom, honour, fame, and
29   4, 134|   nothing so detrimental to long life as criminal conversation
30   4, 156|          conduct he obtains long life, through virtuous conduct
31   4, 199|         after death and in this (life) by those who expound the
32   4, 230|       land, a giver of gold long life, a giver of a house most
33   5, 27 |          the law, and when one's life is in danger.~
34   5, 55 |       whose flesh I eat in this (life); the wise declare this (
35   5, 166|          actions, gains in this (life) highest renown, and in
36   5, 169|         the second period of his life.~
37   6, 27 |    barely sufficient) to support life, or from other householders
38   6, 33 |         a man's natural term of) life in the forest, he may live
39   6, 44 |        coarse worn-out garments, life in solitude and indifference
40   6, 57 |        much only as will sustain life, let him not care about
41   7, 46 |          anger, (loses) even his life.~
42   7, 111|          long be deprived of his life and of his kingdom.~
43   7, 136|     thereby the king's length of life, wealth, and kingdom increase.~
44   8, 69 |         a crime causing) loss of life, may give evidence between
45   8, 374|    guarded, everything (even his life).~
46   9, 27 |        those born, and the daily life of men, (of these matters)
47   9, 30 |      among men, and (in her next life) she is born in the womb
48   9, 41 |       its Angas and desires long life, cohabit with another's
49   9, 75 |          restraints in her daily life; but if he departed without
50   9, 290| incantations intended to destroy life, for magic rites with roots (
51   9, 316|       316. What man, desirous of life, would injure them to whose
52   9, 335|  Brahmanas, attains (in his next life) a higher caste.~
53  10, 82 |         adopt a Vaisya's mode of life, employing himself in agriculture
54  10, 95 |     arrogantly adopt the mode of life (prescribed for his) betters.~
55  10, 98 |     himself by a Sudra's mode of life, avoiding (however) acts
56  10, 101|         adopt a Vaisya's mode of life and resolved to follow his
57  10, 104|          in danger of losing his life, accepts food from any person
58  10, 106|         dog in order to save his life.~
59  10, 109|         its results) in the next life.~
60  10, 122|        with a view to both (this life and the next); for he who
61  11, 47 |       act) committed in a former life, must not, before the penance
62  11, 48 |         crimes committed in this life, and some in consequence
63  11, 80 |          unhesitatingly abandons life for the sake of Brahmanas
64  11, 80 |         so is he) who saves (the life of) a cow, or of a Brahmana.~
65  11, 81 |     Brahmana, or if he loses his life for such a cause, he is
66  11, 147|          penance) destructive to life must not be imposed; that
67  11, 198|   sacrifice (intended to destroy life) or an Ahina sacrifice,
68  12, 33 |         atheism, leading an evil life, a habit of soliciting favours,