Chapter, §

 1   1, 107|          fully stated as well as the good and bad qualities of (human)
 2   1, 110|          rule of conduct, have taken good conduct to be the most excellent
 3   1, 117|      transmigrations, the result of (good or bad) actions, (the manner
 4   1, 117|           and the examination of the good and bad qualities of actions,~
 5   2, 112|            must not be sown, just as good seed (must) not (be thrown)
 6   2, 224|              declare that) the chief good consists in (the acquisition
 7   2, 224|            wealth alone is the chief good here (below); but the (correct)
 8   2, 239|             taken, even from a child good advice, even from a foe (
 9   2, 239|             from a foe (a lesson in) good conduct, and even from an
10   2, 240|                the rules of) purity, good advice, and various arts
11   2, 247|         provided he be) endowed with good qualities, or his widow,
12   3, 22 |             to you, as well as their good and evil results with respect
13   3, 27 |           learned in the Veda and of good conduct, whom (the father)
14   3, 39 |             honoured by the Sishtas (good men).~
15   3, 65 |               the future rewards for good) works, families, deficient
16   3, 101|          never fail in the houses of good men.~
17   4, 142|               or fire; nor, being in good health, let him look at
18   4, 145|           auspicious and the rule of good conduct, be careful of purity,
19   4, 146|              customs and the rule of good conduct, to those who are
20   4, 174| unrighteousness, then he gains great good fortune, next he conquers
21   4, 231|          giver of a draught-ox great good fortune, a giver of a cow
22   4, 252|               accept (presents) from good men alone.~
23   5, 39 |             been instituted) for the good of this whole (world); hence
24   5, 46 |         creatures, (but) desires the good of all (beings), obtains
25   5, 152|            For the sake of procuring good fortune to (brides), the
26   5, 154|             elsewhere), or devoid of good qualities, (yet) a husband
27   6, 78 |          over (the merit of his own) good actions to his friends and (
28   7, 31 |             the sacred law), who has good assistants and is wise,
29   7, 64 |        honest, skilful, possessing a good memory, who knows the (proper)
30   7, 178|            all undertakings, and the good and bad sides of all past (
31   7, 179|                179. He who knows the good and the evil (which will
32   7, 226|                226. A king who is in good health must observe these
33   8, 33 |              remembering the duty of good men, may take one-sixth
34   8, 51 |              debt which is proved by good evidence, he shall order
35   8, 73 |               those distinguished by good qualities; on a difference
36   8, 90 |        meritorious deeds which thou, good man, hast done since thy
37   8, 141|              remembering the duty of good men, he may take two in
38   8, 177|         labour shall the debtor make good (what he owes) to his creditor,
39   8, 179|              only) with a person of (good) family, of good conduct,
40   8, 179|          person of (good) family, of good conduct, well acquainted
41   8, 189|            bailee) shall not make it good, unless he took part of
42   8, 203|             pure), nor a bad one (as good), nor less (than the proper
43   8, 232|            herdsman alone shall make good (the loss of a beast) strayed,
44   8, 241|             destroyed) shall be made good to the owner of the field;
45   8, 408|          boatmen, that shall be made good by the boatmen collectively, (
46   8, 409|        brought) by passengers (holds good only) in case the boatmen
47   9, 24 |              world by the respective good qualities of their husbands.~
48   9, 89 |            her to a man destitute of good qualities.~
49   9, 99 |        ancients nor moderns who were good men have done such (a deed)
50   9, 114|       chattel) which is particularly good, as well as the best of
51   9, 141|          Datrima) son possessing all good qualities, that same (son)
52   9, 174|         whether equal or unequal (in good qualities), from his father
53   9, 226|           they constantly harass his good subjects by their forbidden
54   9, 324|           servants (to work) for the good of his people.~
55   9, 330|          sowing of seeds, and of the good and bad qualities of fields,
56  10, 38 |              and is ever despised by good men.~
57  10, 69 |                               69. As good seed, springing up in good
58  10, 69 |           good seed, springing up in good soil, turns out perfectly
59  10, 71 |             field also, in which no (good) seed (is sown), will remain
60  11, 79 |             taking pleasure in doing good to cows and Brahmanas.~
61  11, 145|             If a man destroys for no good purpose plants produced
62  11, 191|           who have returned evil for good, and with the slayers of
63  11, 232|             death, let him always be good in thoughts, speech, and
64  11, 238|                      238. Medicines, good health, learning, and the
65  12, 3  |            the body, produces either good or evil results; by action
66  12, 8  |            obtains (the result of) a good or evil mental (act) in