Chapter, §

 1   1, 111|           return from the teacher's house),~
 2   2, 34 |            the first leaving of the house) of the child should be
 3   2, 67 |           to) the residence in (the house of the) teacher, and the
 4   2, 185|           above, he may go to each (house in the) village, being pure
 5   2, 242|       during his whole life in (the house of) a non-Brahmanical teacher,
 6   2, 243|         whole life in the teacher's house, he must diligently serve
 7   3, 62 |      radiant with beauty, the whole house is bright; but if she is
 8   3, 71 |             lives in the (order of) house (-holders).~
 9   3, 89 |    Bhadrakali; in the centre of the house let him place a Bali for
10   3, 100|            stays unhonoured (in the house), takes away (with him)
11   3, 103|             though he has come to a house where (there is) a wife,
12   3, 105|             he must not stay in the house without entertainment.~
13   3, 110|        Kshatriya (who comes) to the house of a Brahmana is not called
14   3, 111|            a Kshatriya comes to the house of a Brahmana in the manner
15   3, 112|             who have approached his house in the manner of guests,
16   3, 113|         forth, who have come to his house out of affection, he may
17   3, 117|             guardian deities of the house, the householder shall eat
18   3, 155|       one-eyed man, and he in whose house a paramour of his wife (
19   4, 1  |            of his existence) in his house, after he has wedded a wife.~
20   4, 29 |           No guest must stay in his house without being honoured,
21   4, 73 |           enter a walled village or house except by the gate, and
22   4, 122|             guest (who stays in his house), nor while the wind blows
23   4, 202|         seat, a well, a garden or a house belonging to an (other man),
24   4, 216|            man), and a man in whose house (lives) a paramour (of his
25   4, 230|             long life, a giver of a house most excellent mansions,
26   4, 250|                     250. A couch, a house, Kusa grass, perfumes, water,
27   4, 252|     separate from them in (another) house, let him, when he seeks
28   4, 257|           his son and dwell (in his house), not caring for any worldly
29   5, 43 |      whether he dwells in (his own) house, with a teacher, or in the
30   5, 102|            food nor dwells in their house.~
31   5, 122|           sprinkled (with water), a house by sweeping and smearing (
32   5, 147|      independently, even in her own house.~
33   5, 169|             must dwell in (his own) house during the second period
34   6, 25 |           without a fire, without a house, wholly silent, subsisting
35   6, 38 |        Brahmana may depart from his house (as an ascetic).~
36   6, 39 |        Brahman and departs from his house (as an ascetic), after giving
37   6, 41 |              41. Departing from his house fully provided with the
38   6, 51 |             order to beg) go near a house filled with hermits, Brahmanas,
39   7, 82 |       returned from their teacher's house (after studying the Veda);
40   8, 27 |        returned (from his teacher's house) or until he has passed
41   8, 69 |           interior apartments (of a house), or in a forest, or of (
42   8, 167|          family, the master (of the house), whether (living) in his
43   8, 230|           provided they are) in his house; (if it be) otherwise, the
44   8, 264| intimidation possesses himself of a house, a tank, a garden, or a
45   8, 365|             to live confined in her house.~
46   8, 415|         food, he who is born in the house, he who is bought and he
47   9, 12 |              Women, confined in the house under trustworthy and obedient
48   9, 83 |        departs from (her husband's) house, must either be instantly
49   9, 89 |       rather stop in (the father's) house until death, than that he
50   9, 150|              the ornaments, and the house shall be given as an additional
51   9, 170|           child) be born in a man's house and his father be not known,
52   9, 170|            son born secretly in the house (Gudhotpanna), and shall
53   9, 172|        damsel secretly bears in the house of her father, one shall
54  11, 12 |           taken (forcibly) from the house of any Vaisya, who possesses
55  11, 13 |           for a sacrifice) from the house of a Sudra; for a Sudra
56  11, 17 |         from a field, or out of the house, or wherever he finds it;
57  11, 77 |             of the recipient), or a house together with the furniture;~
58  11, 115|             in his own or another's house or field or on the threshing-floor,
59  11, 158|             home from his teacher's house), eats food, given at a
60  11, 163|            or cooked food, from the house of a caste-fellow, is purified
61  11, 164|           appropriating) a field, a house, or the water of wells and
62  11, 165|             of small value from the house of another man, shall, after
63  11, 188|           pot into water, enter his house and perform, as before,
64  11, 189|         live close to the (family-) house.~