Chapter, §

 1   1, 39 |          fishes, birds of many kinds, cattle, deer, men, and carnivorous
 2   1, 43 |                                   43. Cattle, deer, carnivorous beasts
 3   1, 90 |                90. The Vaisya to tend cattle, to bestow gifts, to offer
 4   3, 104|            baseness), after death the cattle of those who give them food.~
 5   3, 154|               who subsists by tending cattle, a younger brother who marries
 6   4, 126|               a day and a night, when cattle, a frog, a cat, a dog, a
 7   5, 40 |                     40. Herbs, trees, cattle, birds, and (other) animals
 8   7, 9  |             family, together with its cattle and its hoard of property.~
 9   7, 96 |               parasols, money, grain, cattle, women, all sorts of (marketable)
10   7, 130|           part of (the increments on) cattle and gold may be taken by
11   7, 212|            and causing an increase of cattle.~
12   8, 5  |        disputes between the owner (of cattle) and his servants,~
13   8, 98 |           Testimony regarding (small) cattle, he kills ten by false testimony
14   8, 102|               102. Brahmanas who tend cattle, who trade, who are mechanics,
15   8, 229|           transgressions of owners of cattle and of herdsmen.~
16   8, 230| responsibility for the safety (of the cattle rests) on the herdsman,
17   8, 234|                               234. If cattle die, let him carry to his
18   8, 238|                           238. If the cattle do damage to unfenced crops
19   8, 240|                              240. (If cattle do mischief) in an enclosed
20   8, 240|             one hundred (panas);~(but cattle), unattended by a herdsman, (
21   8, 241|           other fields (each head of) cattle shall (pay a fine of one (
22   8, 242|              calving, by bulls and by cattle sacred to the gods, whether
23   8, 244|      transgressions by masters, their cattle, and herdsmen.~
24   8, 295|              is stopped on his way by cattle or by (another) carriage,
25   8, 297|               297. For injuring small cattle the fine (shall be) two
26   8, 325|              and for stealing (other) cattle (belonging to Brahmanas,
27   8, 342|         unbound or sets free tied up (cattle of other men), he who takes
28   8, 410|        cultivate the land, or to tend cattle, and a Sudra to serve the
29   9, 66 |          twice-born castes as fit for cattle is said (to have occurred)
30   9, 326|              and to (that of) tending cattle.~
31   9, 327|         creatures (Pragapati) created cattle, he made them over to the
32   9, 328|           this) wish, I will not keep cattle; and if a Vaisya is willing (
33   9, 331|             means of properly rearing cattle.~
34  10, 79 |      subsistence; to trade, (to rear) cattle, and agriculture for Vaisyas;
35  10, 82 |               agriculture and rearing cattle.~
36  10, 86 |            and sesamum, stones, salt, cattle, and human (beings),~
37  10, 116|               wages, service, rearing cattle, traffic, agriculture, contentment (
38  10, 120|               the profits on gold and cattle), which amount at least
39  11, 12 |           possesses a large number of cattle, (but) neither performs
40  11, 40 |       longevity, fame, offspring, and cattle are destroyed by a sacrifice
41  11, 67 |       Stealing grain, base metals, or cattle, intercourse with women
42  12, 42 |                snakes, and tortoises, cattle and wild animals, are the
43  12, 67 |        vehicles a camel, for stealing cattle a he-goat.~