Chapter, §

 1   1, 3  |        the purport, (i.e.) the rites, and the knowledge of the
 2   1, 84 | desired results of sacrificial rites and the (supernatural) power
 3   2, 26 |                  26. With holy rites, prescribed by the Veda,
 4   2, 28 |    sacrifices, and by (Srauta) rites this (human) body is made
 5   2, 80 |    timely (performance of the) rites (prescribed for) them, will
 6   2, 84 |                        84. All rites ordained in the Veda, burnt
 7   2, 87 |     whether) he perform other (rites) or neglect them, he who
 8   2, 136|        the due performance of) rites, and, fifthly, sacred learning
 9   2, 142|        rules (of the Veda) the rites, the Garbhadhana (conception-rite),
10   2, 172|     the performance of funeral rites, since he is on a level
11   2, 234|      who honours them not, all rites remain fruitless.~
12   3, 7  |      which neglects the sacred rites, one in which no male children (
13   3, 18 |      that man who performs the rites in honour of the gods, of
14   3, 25 |     the Paisaka and the Asura (rites) must never be used.~
15   3, 26 |     those before-mentioned two rites, the Gandharva and the Rakshasa,
16   3, 63 |     the performance of) sacred rites, by neglecting the study
17   3, 134|     the performance of) sacred rites.~
18   3, 252|   there be Svadha;' for at all rites in honour of the manes the
19   3, 279|     untired, duly perform the (rites) in honour of the manes
20   4, 14 |     untired, perform daily the rites prescribed for him in the
21   4, 22 |     ordinances for sacrificial rites, always offer these great
22   4, 24 |       the performance of those rites has knowledge for its root,
23   5, 41 |      at a sacrifice and at the rites in honour of the manes,
24   5, 84 |    impurity, nor interrupt the rites to be performed with the
25   5, 89 |         neglect the prescribed rites and may be said to) have
26   5, 99 |        performed the necessary rites, becomes pure by touching
27   5, 105|     cowdung), the wind, sacred rites, the sun, and time are the
28   6, 30 |          30. (As well as those rites and texts) which have been
29   6, 75 |  objects of enjoyment), by the rites prescribed in the Veda,
30   6, 81 |   reward of the performance of rites.~
31   6, 85 |      of those who give up (the rites prescribed by) the Veda.~
32   6, 94 |        the performance of) all rites, throwing off the guilt
33   6, 95 |        the performance of) all rites, who is solely intent on
34   7, 78 |     shall perform his domestic rites and the (sacrifices) for
35   8, 273|       his caste (gati), or the rites by which his body was sanctified,
36   8, 393| Srotriya at auspicious festive rites, shall be made to pay him
37   9, 28 |       performance on religious rites, faithful service, highest
38   9, 86 |        him in his daily sacred rites.~
39   9, 96 |      be fathers men; religious rites, therefore, are ordained
40   9, 127|       shall perform my funeral rites.'~
41   9, 290|        destroy life, for magic rites with roots (practised by
42  10, 43 |     the omission of the sacred rites, and of their not consulting
43  11, 37 |       performance of) Vaitana (rites), and know the whole Veda.~
44  11, 204| penance for omitting the daily rites prescribed by the Veda and
45  12, 87 |      the several rules for the rites.~
46  12, 92 |    above-mentioned sacrificial rites, a Brahmana should exert
47  12, 98 |         is) through the (Vedic rites, which in this respect are)