Chapter, §

 1   2, 5  |        the fulfilment of) all the desires that he may have conceived.~
 2   2, 13 |        the gratification of their desires; to those who seek the knowledge
 3   2, 37 |     initiation) of a Brahmana who desires proficiency in sacred learning
 4   2, 104|                      104. He who (desires to) perform the ceremony (
 5   2, 109|        the teacher's son, one who desires to do service, one who imparts
 6   2, 159|           used by (a teacher) who desires (to abide by) the sacred
 7   2, 166|           166. Let a Brahmana who desires to perform austerities,
 8   2, 242|                       242. He who desires incomparable bliss (in heaven)
 9   2, 243|           243. But if (a student) desires to pass his whole life in
10   3, 48 |      uneven ones; hence a man who desires to have sons should approach
11   3, 79 |     carefully observed by him who desires imperishable (bliss in)
12   3, 222| permission, may perform it, as he desires.~
13   4, 12 |                        12. He who desires happiness must strive after
14   4, 27 |        sacred fires, shall, if he desires to live long, not eat new
15   4, 44 |                44. A Brahmana who desires energy must not look at (
16   4, 78 |       cotton-seed or chaff, if he desires long life.~
17   4, 135|                  135. Let him who desires prosperity, indeed, never
18   4, 176|         the gratification of his) desires, if they are opposed to
19   4, 244|                 244. Let him, who desires to raise his race, ever
20   4, 251|                       251. He who desires to relieve his Gurus and
21   4, 254|           as the work is which he desires to perform, and as the manner
22   5, 46 |           living creatures, (but) desires the good of all (beings),
23   5, 136|                       136. He who desires to be pure, must clean the
24   5, 139|                  139. Let him who desires bodily purity first sip
25   5, 156|         156. A faithful wife, who desires to dwell (after death) with
26   6, 95 |           object, (and) free from desires, destroys his guilt by his
27   8, 312|                   312. A king who desires his own welfare must always
28   8, 344|                   344. A king who desires to gain the throne of Indra
29   8, 366|        nuptial fee, if her father desires it.~
30   8, 390|         of the orders, a king who desires his own welfare should not (
31   9, 17 |         and (of) ornament, impure desires, wrath, dishonesty, malice,
32   9, 20 |     unfaithful, conceived illicit desires, may my father keep that
33   9, 41 |        the Veda and its Angas and desires long life, cohabit with
34   9, 111|     together, or apart, if (each) desires (to gain) spiritual merit;
35  11, 102|                       102. He who desires to remove by austerities
36  11, 161|                       161. He who desires to be pure, must not eat
37  11, 233|   committed a reprehensible deed, desires to be freed from (the guilt
38  11, 243|           and grant to him all he desires.~
39  11, 253|                       253. He who desires to expiate sins great or
40  12, 36 |             36. But, when (a man) desires (to gain) by an act much
41  12, 37 |         with his whole (heart) he desires to know, which he is not
42  12, 105|       fully understood by him who desires perfect correctness with
43  12, 126|       reach whatever condition he desires.~ ~