Chapter, §

 1   1, 69 |      consists of) four thousand years (of the gods); the twilight
 2   1, 71 |          These twelve thousand (years) which thus have been just
 3   1, 79 |       twelve thousand (of their years), being multiplied by seventy-one, (
 4   1, 83 |     aims, and live four hundred years in the Krita age, but in
 5   2, 65 |          and for a Vaisya, two (years) later than that.~
 6   2, 82 |           untired, during three years, will enter (after death)
 7   2, 134|       equals though one be) ten years (older than the other),
 8   2, 134|        art (though one be) five years (older than the other),
 9   2, 134|        Srotriyas (though) three years (intervene between their
10   2, 135|     Know that a Brahmana of ten years and Kshatriya of a hundred
11   2, 135|      and Kshatriya of a hundred years stand to each other in the
12   2, 138|         one who is above ninety years old, for one diseased, for
13   2, 154|            154. Neither through years, nor through white (hairs),
14   2, 212|       pupil) who is full twenty years old, and knows what is becoming
15   2, 227|   compensated even in a hundred years.~
16   3, 1  |     must be kept for thirty-six years, or for half that time,
17   3, 40 |        they will live a hundred years.~
18   3, 271|     satisfaction endures twelve years.~
19   4, 158|      from envy, lives a hundred years, though he be entirely destitute
20   4, 165|      wander about for a hundred years in the Tamisra hell.~
21   4, 168|      the ground, during so many years the spiller of the blood
22   4, 249|             249. During fifteen years the manes do not eat (the
23   5, 53 |         He who during a hundred years annually offers a horse-sacrifice,
24   8, 30 |       as a deposit during three years; within the period of three
25   8, 30 |      within the period of three years the owner may claim it,
26   8, 147|    enjoyed by others during ten years, while, though present,
27   8, 394|       board, a man full seventy years old, and he who confers
28   9, 76 |         must wait for him eight years, if (he went) to (acquire)
29   9, 76 |  acquire) learning or fame six (years), if (he went) for pleasure
30   9, 76 |        went) for pleasure three years.~
31   9, 90 |                       90. Three years let a damsel wait, though
32   9, 94 |          94. A man, aged thirty years, shall marry a maiden of
33   9, 94 |        twenty-four a girl eight years of age; if (the performance
34  11, 7  |   dependant on him during three years or more than that, is worthy
35  11, 25 |           becomes for a hundred years a (vulture of the kind called)
36  11, 73 |     dwell (in it) during twelve years, subsisting on alms and
37  11, 82 |       after the lapse of twelve years (the guilt of) slaying a
38  11, 129|         a Brahmana during three years, controlling himself, wearing
39  11, 135|         for a parrot a calf two years old, for a crane (a calf)
40  11, 135|      for a crane (a calf) three years old.~
41  11, 179|   Vrishali, he removes in three years, by subsisting on alms and
42  11, 207|        in hell during a hundred years; he who (actually) struck
43  11, 207|        him, during one thousand years.~
44  11, 208| coagulate, for so many thousand years shall the shedder of that (
45  12, 49 |        the heavenly lights, the years, the manes, and the Sadhyas (
46  12, 54 |         during large numbers of years through dreadful hells,