Chapter, §

 1   1, 55 |          darkness, it remains for a long time united with the organs (
 2   1, 73 |             that his night lasts as long, (are really) men acquainted
 3   1, 106| understanding, it procures fame and long life, it (leads to) supreme
 4   2, 33 |     pleasing and auspicious, end in long vowels, and contain a word
 5   2, 52 |              His meal will procure) long life, if he eats facing
 6   2, 162|          suffer) scorn as (he would long for) nectar.~
 7   2, 235|                             235. As long as those three live, so
 8   2, 235|             as those three live, so long let him not (independently)
 9   2, 241|          serve (such a) teacher, as long as the instruction lasts.~
10   3, 102|       because he stays (sthita) not long (anityam), he is called
11   3, 106|       guests procures wealth, fame, long life, and heavenly bliss.~
12   3, 146|             be satisfied for a very long time.~
13   3, 237|                             237. As long as the food remains warm,
14   3, 237|           the food remains warm, as long as they eat in silence,
15   3, 237|             they eat in silence, as long as the qualities of the
16   3, 237|         food are not proclaimed, so long the manes partake (of it).~
17   3, 266|          the rule, will serve for a long time or for eternity.~
18   4, 13 |        which secure heavenly bliss, long life, and fame.~
19   4, 27 |        shall, if he desires to live long, not eat new grain or meat,
20   4, 60 |           is not obeyed, nor (stay) long where diseases are endemic;
21   4, 60 |            on a journey, nor reside long on a mountain.~
22   4, 73 |             night let him keep at a long distance from the roots
23   4, 76 |             still) wet, will attain long life.~
24   4, 78 |             or chaff, if he desires long life.~
25   4, 93 |           twilight, muttering for a long time (the Gayatri), and
26   4, 94 |       devotions, the sages obtained long life, wisdom, honour, fame,
27   4, 106|          the stoppage shall last as long as the light (of the sun
28   4, 111|                             111. As long as the smell and the stains
29   4, 111|           of a learned Brahmana, so long he must not recite the Veda.~
30   4, 131|          twilights let him not stay long on a cross-road.~
31   4, 134|           nothing so detrimental to long life as criminal conversation
32   4, 156|         virtuous conduct he obtains long life, through virtuous conduct
33   4, 230|       obtains land, a giver of gold long life, a giver of a house
34   5, 25 |           they may have stood for a long time.~
35   5, 82 |              he shall be impure) as long as the light (of the sun
36   5, 126|                             126. As long as the (foul) smell does
37   5, 126|             does not disappear), so long must earth and water be
38   5, 151|       permission, she shall obey as long as he lives, and when he
39   7, 111|             with his relatives, ere long be deprived of his life
40   7, 134|         with hunger, will even, ere long, be afflicted by famine.~
41   7, 187|            or like a pin (i.e. in a long line), or like a Garuda (
42   8, 143|           such) a pledge for a very long time, give or sell it.~
43   8, 145|           though they have remained long (with the bailee).~
44   8, 216|         after (the lapse of) a very long time.~
45   8, 251|            not corrode even after a long time, those he should cause
46   8, 252|             252. By these signs, by long continued possession, and
47   8, 271|           an iron nail, ten fingers long, shall be thrust red-hot
48   8, 401|          come, whither they go, how long they have been kept, the (
49   8, 406|                          406. For a long passage the boat-hire must
50   9, 41 |           and its Angas and desires long life, cohabit with another'
51  10, 90 |          them and has not kept them long.~