Chapter, §

 1   1, 49 |      Darkness, the result of their acts (in former existences),
 2   2, 229|          perform other meritorious acts without their permission.~
 3   2, 235|     perform any other (meritorious acts); let him always serve them,
 4   3, 37 |            he performs meritorious acts, liberates from sin ten
 5   4, 35 |        studying the Veda and (such acts as are) conducive to his
 6   4, 87 |        from an avaricious king who acts contrary to the Institutes (
 7   4, 176|        sacred law, and even lawful acts which may cause pain in
 8   4, 192|            water to a Brahmana who acts like a cat, nor to a Brahmana
 9   4, 192|         cat, nor to a Brahmana who acts like a heron, nor to one
10   4, 195|            must know to be one who acts like a cat.~
11   4, 196|         falsely gentle, is one who acts like a heron.~
12   6, 84 | performance of the above-mentioned acts, shakes off sin here below
13   6, 87 |              lead the Brahmana who acts by the preceding (rules)
14   6, 94 |          the guilt of his (sinful) acts, subduing his organs and
15   7, 26 |   punishment, who is truthful, who acts after due consideration,
16   7, 31 |       faithful to his promise, who acts according to the Institutes (
17   7, 34 |         But the fame of a king who acts in a contrary manner and
18   7, 81 |        they shall inspect all (the acts) of those men who transact
19   7, 136|          136. Whatever meritorious acts (such a Brahmana) performs
20   7, 166|           in consequence of former acts, and (that) in favour of
21   7, 179|         which will result from his acts) in the future, is quick
22   8, 91 |         who witnesses all virtuous acts and all crimes, ever resides
23   8, 356|         punishment for) adulterous acts (samgrahana).~
24   8, 357|           her on a bed, all (these acts) are considered adulterous
25   8, 357|          are considered adulterous acts (samgrahana).~
26   8, 358|            such a spot), all (such acts done) with mutual consent
27   8, 397|    weighing) one pala more; he who acts differently shall be compelled
28   9, 29 |          her thoughts, speech, and acts, violates not her duty towards
29   9, 47 |        give;' each of those three (acts is done) once only.~
30   9, 214|        habitually commit forbidden acts, are unworthy of (a share
31  10, 57 |            one may discover by his acts.~
32  10, 73 |           case of) a non-Aryan who acts like an Aryan, and (that
33  10, 73 |         and (that of) an Aryan who acts like a non-Aryan, the creator
34  10, 74 |       performing the following six acts, (which are enumerated)
35  10, 75 |         receiving them are the six acts (prescribed) for a Brahmana.~
36  10, 76 |              76. But among the six acts (ordained) for him three
37  10, 77 |            to the Kshatriya, three acts (incumbent on the former)
38  10, 98 |           life, avoiding (however) acts forbidden (to him), and
39  10, 109|           is the meanest (of those acts) and (most) reprehensible
40  10, 110|   sacrifices and teaching are (two acts) always performed for men
41  11, 39 |          perform other meritorious acts, but let him on no account
42  11, 65 |          trees for firewood, doing acts for one's own advantage
43  11, 126|      penance) during a month; for (acts) which render impure (Malinikaraniya)
44  12, 9  |       consequence of (many) sinful acts committed with his body,
45  12, 12 |       field); but him who does the acts, the wise name the Bhutatman (
46  12, 31 |         performance of meritorious acts and meditation on the Soul, (
47  12, 32 |     firmness, commission of sinful acts, and continual indulgence
48  12, 35 |            may know that all (such acts bear) the mark of the quality
49  12, 41 |           particular nature of the acts and of the knowledge (of
50  12, 74 |          By repeating their sinful acts those men of small understanding
51  12, 82 |            out; learn (next) those acts which secure supreme bliss
52  12, 86 |            the performance of) the acts taught in the Veda must
53  12, 87 |          in the performance of the acts prescribed by the Veda all
54  12, 88 |                            88. The acts prescribed by the Veda are
55  12, 89 |                                89. Acts which secure (the fulfilment
56  12, 89 |            mundane existence); but acts performed without any desire (
57  12, 90 |            who sedulously performs acts leading to future births (
58  12, 98 |        this respect are) secondary acts.~
59  12, 101|           which arises from (evil) acts.~
60  12, 107|                      107. Thus the acts which secure supreme bliss