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 1   2, 137|     degree, that man is worthy of honour among them; and (so is)
 2   2, 189|         of one man at (a rite) in honour of the gods, observing (
 3   2, 206|    towards his relatives (to whom honour is due), towards all who
 4   2, 208|         Angas), deserves the same honour as the teacher.~
 5   3, 18 |         who performs the rites in honour of the gods, of the manes,
 6   3, 30 |       your duties,' and has shown honour (to the bridegroom), is
 7   3, 59 |            welfare, should always honour women on holidays and festivals
 8   3, 83 |         feed even one Brahmana in honour of the manes at (the Sraddha),
 9   3, 107|       attendance on departure and honour (while they stay), to the
10   3, 119|                      119. Let him honour with the honey-mixture a
11   3, 137|        the other one is worthy of honour, because respect is due
12   3, 144|           at hand), he may rather honour a (virtuous) friend than
13   3, 149|        one performs a ceremony in honour of the manes, one must carefully
14   3, 188|       been invited to a (rite) in honour of the manes shall always
15   3, 190|         duly invited to a rite in honour of the gods or of the manes,
16   3, 203|        twice-born men the rite in honour of the manes is more important
17   3, 203|        important than the rite in honour of the gods; for the offering
18   3, 204|      first invite a (Brahmana) in honour of the gods as a protection
19   3, 205|          and end with (a rite) in honour of the gods; it shall not
20   3, 205|          and end with a (rite) in honour of the manes, soon perishes
21   3, 209|          on their seats, he shall honour them with fragrant garlands
22   3, 209|          those who are invited in honour of) the gods.~
23   3, 232|           232. At a (sacrifice in honour) of the manes, he must let (
24   3, 240|     Brahmanas), or at any rite in honour of the gods and manes, that
25   3, 243|           Brahmana (guests), show honour according to his ability.~
26   3, 247|          the funeral sacrifice in honour of a (recently-) deceased
27   3, 252|      Svadha;' for at all rites in honour of the manes the word Svadha
28   3, 254|            254. At a (Sraddha) in honour of the manes one must use (
29   3, 254|     sampannam; and at (a rite) in honour of the gods, (the word)
30   3, 279|       duly perform the (rites) in honour of the manes in accordance
31   4, 30 |                   30. Let him not honour, even by a greeting, heretics,
32   4, 94 |       obtained long life, wisdom, honour, fame, and excellence in
33   4, 110| invitation to a (funeral rite) in honour of one ancestor (ekoddishta),
34   4, 111|     stains of the (food given) in honour of one ancestor remain on
35   4, 234|          his next birth) with due honour its (reward).~
36   4, 251|         to maintain, or wishes to honour the gods and guests, may
37   5, 41 |     sacrifice and at the rites in honour of the manes, but on these
38   6, 7  |           to his ability; let him honour those who come to his hermitage
39   7, 82 |                       82. Let him honour those Brahmanas who have
40   7, 88 |         to protect the people, to honour the Brahmanas, is the best
41   7, 201|         duly worship the gods and honour righteous Brahmanas, let
42   7, 203|       stated (to be), and let him honour the (new king) and his chief
43   8, 303|         indeed, is ever worthy of honour who ensures the safety (
44   8, 392|          both (he) worthy (of the honour), to a festival at which
45   9, 23 |       Mandapala, became worthy of honour.~
46   9, 85 |           castes), the seniority, honour, and habitation of those (
47   9, 109|          among men most worthy of honour, the eldest is not treated
48  11, 40 |     organs (of sense and action), honour, (bliss in) heaven, longevity,