Chapter, §

 1   2, 1  |        to in their hearts by the virtuous, who are ever exempt from
 2   2, 6  |       next the tradition and the virtuous conduct of those who know
 3   2, 11 |          must be cast out by the virtuous, as an atheist and a scorner
 4   2, 12 |        tradition, the customs of virtuous men, and one's own pleasure,
 5   2, 18 |         is called the conduct of virtuous men.~
 6   2, 80 |       them, will be blamed among virtuous men.~
 7   2, 185|        185. Or, if there are no (virtuous men of the kind) mentioned
 8   2, 217|      remembering the duty of the virtuous.~
 9   3, 46 |          and are censured by the virtuous, (are called) the natural
10   3, 118|  sacrifices shall be the meal of virtuous men.~
11   3, 126|    purity and (the selection of) virtuous Brahmana (guests); he therefore
12   3, 130|       Veda;~(if descended from a virtuous race) such a man is a worthy
13   3, 144|          he may rather honour a (virtuous) friend than an enemy, though
14   3, 147|         and manes; know that the virtuous always observe the following
15   3, 165|        and he who is censured by virtuous men,~
16   4, 153|         images of the) gods, and virtuous Brahmanas, and the ruler (
17   4, 155|   untired, follow the conduct of virtuous men, connected with his
18   4, 156|                     156. Through virtuous conduct he obtains long
19   4, 156|       obtains long life, through virtuous conduct desirable offspring,
20   4, 156|     desirable offspring, through virtuous conduct imperishable wealth;
21   4, 156|     conduct imperishable wealth; virtuous conduct destroys (the effect
22   4, 158|       follows the conduct of the virtuous, has faith and is free from
23   4, 255|         who describes himself to virtuous (men), in a manner contrary
24   5, 43 |          43. A twice-born man of virtuous disposition, whether he
25   5, 160|                           160. A virtuous wife who after the death
26   5, 162|          anywhere prescribed for virtuous women.~
27   5, 165|         heaven), and is called a virtuous (wife).~
28   7, 168|        to become known among the virtuous (as the protege of a powerful
29   8, 46 |       have been practised by the virtuous, by such twice-born men
30   8, 68 |        men (of the) same (kind), virtuous Sudras for Sudras, and men
31   8, 91 |      that sage who witnesses all virtuous acts and all crimes, ever
32   8, 164|        the settled usage (of the virtuous), can have no legal force,
33   8, 311|      wicked and by favouring the virtuous, kings are constantly sanctified,
34   8, 393|         who does not entertain a virtuous Srotriya at auspicious festive
35   9, 7  |        purity of) his offspring, virtuous conduct, his family, himself,
36   9, 29 |      this world is called by the virtuous a faithful (wife, sadhvi)~
37   9, 31 |   salutary to all men, which the virtuous (of the present day) and
38   9, 68 |        68. Since that (time) the virtuous censure that (man) who in
39   9, 74 |          for a wife, even though virtuous, may be corrupted if she
40   9, 82 |        kind (to her husband) and virtuous in her conduct, may be superseded (
41   9, 109|   treated with disrespect by the virtuous.~
42   9, 243|                           243. A virtuous king must not take for himself
43   9, 244|       bestow it on a learned and virtuous Brahmana.~
44  10, 84 |     subsistence is blamed by the virtuous; (for) the wooden (implement)
45  10, 115|         acceptance of gifts from virtuous men.~
46  10, 127|          imitate the practice of virtuous men without reciting sacred
47  10, 128|    imitates the behaviour of the virtuous, the more he gains, without
48  11, 18 |          take the property of a (virtuous Brahmana; but he who is
49  11, 19 |     wicked and bestows it on the virtuous, transforms himself into
50  11, 47 | performed, have intercourse with virtuous men.~
51  11, 53 |        are (all) despised by the virtuous.~
52  11, 127|      one-sixteenth for killing a virtuous Sudra.~
53  11, 130|         Brahmana who has slain a virtuous Vaisya, shall perform the
54  12, 84 |          whether among all these virtuous actions, (performed) here
55  12, 126|          by Manu, will be always virtuous in conduct, and will reach