Chapter, §

 1   2, 27 |      burnt oblations during (the mother's) pregnancy, by the Gatakarman (
 2   2, 50 |        him first beg food of his mother, or of his sister, or of
 3   2, 133|        one's father and of one's mother, and towards one's own elder
 4   2, 133|          behave as towards one's mother; (but) the mother is more
 5   2, 133|          one's mother; (but) the mother is more venerable than they.~
 6   2, 144|       consider as his father and mother; he must never offend him.~
 7   2, 145|        than the teacher, but the mother a thousand times more than
 8   2, 147|       born from the womb (of his mother).~
 9   2, 169|      Aryan is from (his natural) mother, the second (happens) on
10   2, 170|       the Sivitri (verse) is his mother and the teacher his father.~
11   2, 184|          nor from his own or his mother's blood-relations; but if
12   2, 207|         of the father and of the mother.~
13   2, 215|          lonely place with one's mother, sister, or daughter; for
14   2, 225|         teacher, the father, the mother, and an elder brother must
15   2, 226|          of created beings), the mother the image of the earth,
16   2, 231|         the Garhapatya fire, the mother the Dakshinagni, but the
17   2, 233|            233. By honouring his mother he gains this (nether) world,
18   3, 5  |         neither a Sapinda on the mother's side, nor belongs to the
19   3, 157|         157. He who forsakes his mother, his father, or a teacher
20   4, 162|         Veda, nor his father and mother, nor (any other) Guru, nor
21   4, 180|          With his father and his mother, with female relatives,
22   4, 183|          that of the waters, the mother and the maternal uncle over
23   4, 239|        world neither father, nor mother, nor wife, nor sons, nor
24   5, 62 |         or) it shall fall on the mother alone, and the father shall
25   5, 91 | sub-teacher (upadhyaya), father, mother, or Guru.~
26   5, 101|        or a near relative of his mother, becomes pure after three
27   8, 275|          275. He who defames his mother, his father, his wife, his
28   8, 335|     teacher, nor a friend, nor a mother, nor a wife, nor a son,
29   8, 389|                   389. Neither a mother, nor a father, nor a wife,
30   9, 4  |         who does not protect his mother after her husband has died.~
31   9, 20 |                       20. 'If my mother, going astray and unfaithful,
32   9, 92 |       given by her father or her mother, or her brothers; if she
33   9, 104|         of the father and of the mother, the brothers, being assembled,
34   9, 110|          must be treated) like a mother and like a father; but if
35   9, 125|        seniority in right of the mother exists; seniority is declared (
36   9, 131|         separate property of the mother, that is the share of the
37   9, 133|     duties; for their father and mother both sprang from the body
38   9, 140|    present a funeral cake to his mother, the second to her father,
39   9, 143|   appointed female, already) the mother of a son, bears to her brother-in-law,
40   9, 168|        equal (by caste) whom his mother or his father affectionately
41   9, 174|  qualities), from his father and mother for the sake of having a
42   9, 191|           in the hands) of their mother, each shall take, to the
43   9, 192|                192. But when the mother has died, all the uterine
44   9, 192|         shall equally divide the mother's estate.~
45   9, 194|       received from her brother, mother, or father, that is called
46   9, 197|      marriages, shall go) to her mother and to her father, if she
47   9, 217|                           217. A mother shall obtain the inheritance
48   9, 217|       leaving issue, and, if the mother be dead, the paternal grandmother
49  10, 27 |      like) with females of their mother's caste (gati), and with
50  10, 28 |         the lower degree (of the mother), and (one equal to himself)
51  10, 59 |     character his father, or his mother, or both; he can never conceal
52  10, 67 |       virtues; he whom an Aryan (mother) bore to a non-Aryan father (
53  11, 1  |      teacher, his father, or his mother, a student of the Veda,
54  11, 59 |         with sisters by the same mother, with (unmarried) maidens,
55  11, 60 |       casting off one's teacher, mother, father, or son, giving
56  11, 171|         with sisters by the same mother, with the wives of a friend,
57  11, 172|    sister, (the daughter) of his mother's sister, or of his mother'
58  11, 172|       mother's sister, or of his mother's full brother, shall perform