Chapter, §

 1   1, 3  |           i.e.) the rites, and the knowledge of the soul, (taught) in
 2   1, 86 | austerities, in the Treta (divine) knowledge, in the Dvapara (the performance
 3   1, 97 |          of those who possess this knowledge, those who perform them;
 4   2, 8  |           all this with the eye of knowledge, should, in accordance with
 5   2, 13 |                            13. The knowledge of the sacred law is prescribed
 6   2, 13 |     desires; to those who seek the knowledge of the sacred law the supreme
 7   2, 96 |         constant (pursuit of true) knowledge.~
 8   2, 109|           service, one who imparts knowledge, one who is intent on fulfilling
 9   2, 112|   obedience, in such (soil) sacred knowledge must not be sown, just as
10   2, 113|         should rather die with his knowledge than sow it in barren soil.~
11   2, 117|             from whom he receives (knowledge), referring to worldly affairs,
12   2, 121|              viz.) length of life, knowledge, fame, (and) strength.~
13   2, 146|       birth and him who gives (the knowledge of) the Veda, the giver
14   2, 151|          excelled them in (sacred) knowledge, he called them 'Little
15   2, 153|         man) destitute of (sacred) knowledge is indeed a child, and he
16   2, 155|         Brahmanas is from (sacred) knowledge, that of Kshatriyas from
17   2, 183|          are not deficient in (the knowledge of) the Veda and in (performing)
18   2, 218|       obedient (pupil) obtains the knowledge which lies (hidden) in his
19   2, 240|    Excellent wives, learning, (the knowledge of) the law, (the rules
20   3, 39 |          spring sons, radiant with knowledge of the Veda and honoured
21   3, 65 |        families, deficient in the (knowledge of the) Veda, quickly perish.~
22   3, 66 |      families that are rich in the knowledge of the Veda, though possessing
23   3, 78 | householder with (gifts of) sacred knowledge and food, therefore (the
24   3, 132|            distinguished by sacred knowledge; for hands, smeared with
25   3, 134|        devoted to (the pursuit of) knowledge, and others to (the performance
26   3, 135|      presented to those devoted to knowledge, but offerings to the gods,
27   3, 259|           abound with us! May (our knowledge of) the Vedas and (our)
28   4, 24 |             seeing with the eye of knowledge that the performance of
29   4, 24 |     performance of those rites has knowledge for its root, always perform
30   4, 24 |        always perform them through knowledge alone.~
31   4, 94 |            and excellence in Vedic knowledge.~
32   4, 141|             nor those destitute of knowledge, nor very aged men, nor
33   4, 187|                187. Without a full knowledge of the rules, prescribed
34   5, 105|                           105. The knowledge (of Brahman) austerities,
35   5, 109|            the intellect by (true) knowledge.~
36   6, 30 |            order to increase their knowledge (of Brahman), and their
37   6, 81 |           is not proficient in the knowledge of that which refers to
38   6, 91 |    coercion of the organs, wisdom, knowledge (of the supreme Soul), truthfulness,
39   7, 16 |     offence), the strength and the knowledge (of the offender), let him
40   7, 43 |     science of dialectics, and the knowledge of the (supreme) Soul; from
41   7, 211|      Behaviour worthy of an Aryan, knowledge of men, bravery, a compassionate
42   8, 69 |       whatsoever, who has personal knowledge (of an act committed) in
43   8, 243|     servants and the farmer had no knowledge of it.~
44   9, 18 |     strength and destitute of (the knowledge of) Vedic texts, (are as
45  11, 236|             The pursuit of sacred) knowledge is the austerity of a Brahmana,
46  11, 247|           all guilt by the fire of knowledge.~
47  12, 26 |     declared (to have the form of) knowledge, Darkness (of) ignorance,
48  12, 31 |        austerity, (the pursuit of) knowledge, purity, control over the
49  12, 41 |      nature of the acts and of the knowledge (of each man).~
50  12, 83 |           the acquisition of true) knowledge, the subjugation of the
51  12, 85 |            The answer is that) the knowledge of the Soul is stated to
52  12, 89 |         the acquisition) of (true) knowledge, are declared to be nivritta (
53  12, 92 |         himself in (acquiring) the knowledge of the Soul, in extinguishing
54  12, 103|      students, those who possess a knowledge (of the meaning) are more