Chapter, §

 1   1, 85 |                     85. One set of duties (is prescribed) for men
 2   1, 87 |            one, assigned separate (duties and) occupations to those
 3   1, 97 |          performing the prescribed duties); of those who possess this
 4   1, 102|        order to clearly settle his duties those of the other (castes)
 5   1, 104|             faithfully fulfils the duties (prescribed therein), is
 6   1, 113|       gaining) subsistence and the duties of a Snataka, (the rules
 7   2, 5  |      discharging these (prescribed duties) in the right manner, reaches
 8   2, 8  |            the performance of) his duties.~
 9   2, 25 |          universe; learn (now) the duties of the castes (varna).~
10   2, 67 |         teacher, and the household duties (the same) as the (daily)
11   2, 68 |    sanctifies; learn (now) to what duties they must afterwards apply
12   2, 103|         like a Sudra, from all the duties and rights of an Aryan.~
13   2, 150|          teacher of the prescribed duties becomes by law the father
14   2, 234|                           234. All duties have been fulfilled by him
15   3, 3  |         strict performance of) his duties and has received his heritage,
16   3, 30 |          you perform together your duties,' and has shown honour (
17   3, 79 |                           79. (The duties of) this order, which cannot
18   4, 13 |          discharge the (following) duties which secure heavenly bliss,
19   4, 147|  observances) are called secondary duties.~
20   4, 204|            discharge the paramount duties (called yama), but not always
21   5, 1  |            sages, having heard the duties of a Snataka thus declared,
22   5, 2  |              and) who fulfil their duties as they have been explained (
23   5, 4  |   remissness (in the fulfilment of duties), and through faults (committed
24   5, 146|      declared to you: hear now the duties of women.~
25   6, 85 |         listen to the (particular) duties of those who give up (the
26   7, 1  |              1. I will declare the duties of kings, (and) show how
27   7, 15 |          and swerve not from their duties.~
28   7, 35 |            discharge their several duties.~
29   7, 128|        always fix in his realm the duties and taxes in such a manner
30   8, 7  |                            7. (16) Duties of man and wife, (17) partition (
31   8, 307|         kind, his taxes, tolls and duties, daily presents and fines,
32   8, 348|            the fulfilment of their duties, when destruction (threatens)
33   8, 398|            settlement of tolls and duties (and) skilful in (estimating
34   8, 418|         castes) swerved from their duties, they would throw this (
35   9, 11 |           fulfilment of) religious duties, in the preparation of his
36   9, 94 |            the performance of) his duties would (otherwise) be impeded, (
37   9, 133|      worldly matters nor to sacred duties; for their father and mother
38   9, 238|        excluded from all religious duties, let them wander over (this)
39   9, 251|          who thus duly fulfils his duties in accordance with justice,
40   9, 324|             discharging) his royal duties, a king shall order all
41   9, 325|         eternal law concerning the duties of a king has been fully
42   9, 325|        apply in (due) order to the duties of Vaisyas and Sudras.~
43   9, 336|            in order their (several duties) in times of distress.~
44  10, 1  |     discharging their (prescribed) duties, study (the Veda); but among
45  10, 20 |            fulfilling their sacred duties, are excluded from the Savitri,
46  10, 24 |          and by the neglect of the duties and occupations (prescribed)
47  10, 41 |        castes (Anantara), have the duties of twice-born men; but all
48  10, 41 |         law) are, as regards their duties, equal to Sudras.~
49  10, 58 |          neglect of the prescribed duties betray in this world a man
50  10, 74 |        firm in (discharging) their duties, shall live by duly performing
51  10, 79 | agriculture for Vaisyas; but their duties are liberality, the study
52  10, 85 |     strictness with respect to his duties, may sell, in order to increase
53  10, 98 |       unable to subsist by his own duties, may even maintain himself
54  10, 130|                           130. The duties of the four castes (varna)
55  11, 16 |            who neglects his sacred duties, without (however) making
56  11, 18 |            who neglects his sacred duties.~
57  11, 28 |          in distress, performs his duties according to the law for
58  11, 188|        perform, as before, all the duties incumbent on a relative.~
59  11, 204|         for neglecting the special duties of a Snataka.~
60  12, 52 |           non-performance of their duties, fools, the lowest of men,
61  12, 114|         not fulfilled their sacred duties, are unacquainted with the