Chapter, §

 1   1, 56 |        assumes, united (with the fine body), a (new) corporeal
 2   2, 134|        men practising (the same) fine art (though one be) five
 3   7, 182|       undertake his march in the fine month Margasirsha, or towards
 4   8, 32 |          size, he is worthy of a fine equal (in value) to the (
 5   8, 51 |         the creditor and a small fine according to his circumstances.~
 6   8, 107|          part of the whole (as a fine to the king).~
 7   8, 108|       made to pay the debt and a fine.~
 8   8, 120|   amercements shall be paid as a fine, (if he does it) through
 9   8, 123|       123. But a just king shall fine and banish (men of) the
10   8, 129|     harsh) reproof, thirdly by a fine, after that by corporal
11   8, 139|        five in the hundred (as a fine), if it be denied (and proved)
12   8, 159|         what remains unpaid of a fine and a tax or duty, the son (
13   8, 176|         by the king to pay (as a fine) one quarter (of the sum)
14   8, 191|         or be compelled to pay a fine equal (to the value of the
15   8, 192|         sealed deposit, to pay a fine equal (to its value).~
16   8, 194|     regarding it) is liable to a fine.~
17   8, 224|      king himself shall impose a fine of ninety-six panas on him
18   8, 241|          of) cattle shall (pay a fine of one (pana) and a quarter,
19   8, 242|        Manu has declared that no fine shall be paid for (damage
20   8, 243|    husbandman's (own) fault, the fine shall amount to ten times
21   8, 243|       the king's) share; but the fine (shall be) only half that
22   8, 257|      shall be compelled to pay a fine of two hundred (panas).~
23   8, 263|       middlemost amercement as a fine.~
24   8, 264|           through ignorance, the fine (shall be) two hundred (
25   8, 268|        the case of) a Vaisya the fine shall be twenty-five (panas);
26   8, 269|          equal caste (varna, the fine shall be) also twelve (panas);
27   8, 269|         uttered, that (and every fine shall be) double.~
28   8, 273|      shall be compelled to pay a fine of two hundred (panas).~
29   8, 276|       Brahmana and a Kshatriya a fine must be imposed by a discerning (
30   8, 285|       several (kinds of) trees a fine must be inflicted for injuring
31   8, 286|       the judge) shall inflict a fine in proportion to the amount
32   8, 287|       expenses of the cure as a) fine (to the king).~
33   8, 288|     owner) and pay to the king a fine equal to the (damage).~
34   8, 289|         of wood, or of clay, the fine (shall be) five times their
35   8, 290|      inflicted; in other cases a fine is prescribed.~
36   8, 295|     death of any living being, a fine shall without doubt be imposed.~
37   8, 297|        injuring small cattle the fine (shall be) two hundred (
38   8, 297|         two hundred (panas); the fine for beautiful wild quadrupeds
39   8, 298|    donkeys, sheep, and goats the fine shall be five mashas; but
40   8, 319|         shall pay one masha as a fine and restore the (article
41   8, 322|         cases, let him inflict a fine of eleven times the value.~
42   8, 329|         kind of cooked food, the fine (shall be) twice the value (
43   8, 330|       other unhusked (grain) the fine (shall be) five krishnalas.~
44   8, 331| vegetables, roots, and fruit the fine (shall be) one hundred (
45   8, 363|         compelled to pay a small fine.~
46   8, 365|            he shall not take any fine; but her, who courts a (
47   8, 367|          off, and he shall pay a fine of six hundred (panas).~
48   8, 368|         fingers, but shall pay a fine of two hundred (panas) in
49   8, 373|          within a year, a double fine (must be inflicted); even
50   8, 373|  inflicted); even thus (must the fine be doubled) for (repeated)
51   8, 376|      unguarded Brahmana, let him fine the Vaisya five hundred (
52   8, 383|      shall be compelled to pay a fine of one thousand (panas)
53   8, 383|          guarded) Sudra female a fine of one thousand (panas shall
54   8, 384|         an unguarded Kshatriya a fine of five hundred (panas shall
55   8, 384|        donkey) or (pay) the same fine.~
56   8, 392|      entertained, is liable to a fine of one masha.~
57   8, 393|        and a masha of gold (as a fine to the king).~
58   8, 397|      shall be compelled to pay a fine of twelve (panas).~
59   8, 409|        the will of) the gods, no fine can be (inflicted on them).~
60   9, 229|          who are unable to pay a fine, shall discharge the debt
61   9, 234|   himself shall (re-) settle and fine (them) one thousand (panas).~
62   9, 244|        244. Having thrown such a fine into the water, let him
63   9, 273|         severely punish him by a fine, (because he) violated his
64   9, 284|  patients) wrongly (shall pay) a fine; in the case of animals,
65   9, 286|    improperly boring (them), the fine is the first (or lowest)
66   9, 290|      various kinds of sorcery, a fine of two hundred (panas) shall
67  12, 65 |                 65. For stealing fine perfumes a musk-rat, for