Chapter, §

 1   2, 28 |          by (the procreation of) sons, by the great sacrifices,
 2   2, 151|           he called them 'Little sons.'~
 3   2, 207|        teacher, likewise towards sons of his teacher, born by
 4   3, 39 |      with the Brahma rite spring sons, radiant with knowledge
 5   3, 41 |        blamable marriages spring sons who are cruel and speakers
 6   3, 48 |           48. On the even nights sons are conceived and daughters
 7   3, 48 |          man who desires to have sons should approach his wife
 8   3, 174|              174. Two (kinds of) sons, a Kunda and a Golaka, are
 9   3, 194|     manes are declared to be the sons of all those sages, Mariki
10   3, 195|           195. The Somasads, the sons of Virag, are stated to
11   3, 198|         198. The Somapas are the sons of Kavi (Bhrigu), the Havishmats
12   3, 200|        in this (world) countless sons and grandsons of those chief
13   3, 248| according to the sacred law, the sons must offer the cakes with
14   4, 173|       himself, (it falls) on his sons, if not on the sons, (at
15   4, 173|          his sons, if not on the sons, (at least) on his grandsons;
16   4, 239|        nor mother, nor wife, nor sons, nor relations stay to be
17   5, 148|          her lord is dead to her sons; a woman must never be independent.~
18   5, 149|          her father, husband, or sons; by leaving them she would
19   6, 2  |        his hair) white, and. the sons of his sons, then he may
20   6, 2  |      white, and. the sons of his sons, then he may resort to the
21   6, 3  |       committing his wife to his sons, or accompanied by her.~
22   6, 36 |      with the rule, having begat sons according to the sacred
23   6, 37 |          without having begotten sons, and without having offered
24   7, 152|     marriage, and on keeping his sons (from harm),~
25   8, 28 |      women, of those who have no sons, of those whose family is
26   9, 3  |           her) in youth, and her sons protect (her) in old age;
27   9, 108|          a father (supports) his sons, so let the eldest support
28   9, 108|          their eldest brother as sons (behave towards their father).~
29   9, 124|       cows and a bull, the other sons may then take shares according
30   9, 125|                     125. Between sons born of wives equal (in
31   9, 139|   daughter saves him (who has no sons) in the next world, like
32   9, 148|          to a distribution among sons of women of the same (caste);
33   9, 149|         of the estate) among the sons born of them is as follows:~
34   9, 154|        Whether (a Brahmana) have sons or have no sons (by wives
35   9, 154|   Brahmana) have sons or have no sons (by wives of the twice-born
36   9, 156|                     156. All the sons of twice-born men, born
37   9, 157|       even if there be a hundred sons.~
38   9, 158|            158. Among the twelve sons of men whom Manu, sprung
39   9, 162|       his wife, each (of the two sons), to the exclusion of the
40   9, 181|                       181. Those sons, who have been mentioned
41   9, 185|     brothers, nor fathers, (but) sons take the paternal estate;
42   9, 191|                 191. But if two (sons), begotten by two (different
43   9, 209|        by his own will, with his sons, (for it is) self-acquired (
44   9, 216|          or if any (of the other sons) be reunited with the (father),
45   9, 220|         shares) to the (several) sons, those begotten on a wife
46  10, 6  |                               6. Sons, begotten by twice-born
47  10, 12 |          and Brahmana) females, (sons who owe their origin to)
48  10, 14 |                        14. Those sons of the twice-born, begotten
49  10, 16 |         castes) three base-born (sons, apasada), an Ayogava, a
50  10, 20 |                       20. Those (sons) whom the twice-born beget
51  10, 24 |           to each, are produced (sons who owe their origin) to
52  10, 25 |           fully enumerate those (sons) of mixed origin, who are
53  10, 29 |      many (kinds of) despicable (sons), even more sinful than
54  10, 30 |          the four castes (varna, sons) more (worthy of being)
55  10, 41 |                          41. Six sons, begotten (by Aryans) on
56  10, 72 |   through the power of the seed (sons) born of animals became
57  10, 99 |  threatened with the loss of his sons and wife (through hunger),
58  10, 107|       starving together with his sons in a lonely forest.~