Chapter, §

 1   1, 116|        the law for all castes in times of distress and the law
 2   2, 40 |        no Brahmana ever, even in times of distress, form a connexion
 3   2, 79 |         those three one thousand times outside (the village), will
 4   2, 85 |         muttered prayers, is ten times more efficacious than a
 5   2, 85 |           surpasses it a hundred times, and the mental (recitation
 6   2, 85 |         sacred texts) a thousand times.~
 7   2, 113|                     113. Even in times of dire distress a teacher
 8   2, 145|          teacher (akarya) is ten times more venerable than a sub-teacher (
 9   2, 145| upadhyaya), the father a hundred times more than the teacher, but
10   2, 145|        but the mother a thousand times more than the father.~
11   2, 241|         It is prescribed that in times of distress (a student)
12   4, 2  |         live (by that) except in times of distress.~
13   5, 23 |              23. For in ancient (times) the sacrificial cakes were (
14   5, 43 |      forest, must never, even in times of distress, cause an injury (
15   5, 136|           applying earth) three (times), the (left) hand alone
16   5, 136|      alone by (applying it) ten (times), and both (hands) by (applying
17   5, 136|          by (applying it) seven (times).~
18   5, 139|     purity first sip water three times, and then twice wipe his
19   7, 183|               183. Even at other times, when he has a certain prospect
20   7, 213|                         213. For times of need let him preserve
21   8, 37 |   treasure, deposited in former (times), he may take even the whole (
22   8, 120|         through friendship, four times the amount of the lowest (
23   8, 121|    through lust, (shall pay) ten times the lowest amercement, but (
24   8, 121|         it) through wrath, three times the next (or second amercement); (
25   8, 151|       must not be more than five times (the original amount).~
26   8, 243|         fine shall amount to ten times as much as (the king's)
27   8, 289|         the fine (shall be) five times their value; likewise in
28   8, 320|         he shall be fined eleven times as much, and shall pay to
29   8, 322|         inflict a fine of eleven times the value.~
30   8, 348|         castes (varna) in (evil) times,~
31   8, 400|     goods), shall be fined eight times (the amount of duty) which
32   8, 406|   proportioned to the places and times; know that this (rule refers)
33   9, 56 |          applicable) to women in times of misfortune.~
34   9, 58 |          of the elder, except in times of misfortune, both become
35   9, 103|          of raising offspring in times of calamity; learn (now
36   9, 168|         a libation of) water, in times of distress (to a man) as
37   9, 281|          a tank, made in ancient times, or shall cut off the supply
38   9, 336|        their (several duties) in times of distress.~
39  10, 116|          permitted to all men in times of distress).~
40  10, 117|          either of them) may, in times of distress when he requires
41  10, 118|         Kshatriya (king) who, in times of distress, takes even
42  10, 130|       the four castes (varna) in times of distress have thus been
43  11, 28 |         according to the law for times of distress, obtains no
44  11, 29 |      were afraid of perishing in times of distress, a substitute
45  11, 81 |         he fights at least three times (against robbers in defence
46  11, 195|       the Savitri three thousand times, (dwelling) for a month
47  11, 224|         224. Let him bathe three times each day and thrice each
48  12, 34 |        they appear in the three (times, the present, past, and
49  12, 57 |  Brahmana shall pass) a thousand times (through the bodies) of
50  12, 58 |         s bed (enters) a hundred times (the forms) of grasses,