Chapter, §

 1   2, 106|         an everlasting sacrifice offered to Brahman); at that the
 2   3, 70 |      studying) is the sacrifice (offered) to Brahman, the (offerings
 3   3, 70 |     burnt oblation the sacrifice offered to the gods, the Bali offering
 4   3, 70 |           the Bali offering that offered to the Bhutas, and the hospitable
 5   3, 74 |                   74. Ahuta (not offered in the fire) is the muttering (
 6   3, 74 |         Huta the burnt oblation (offered to the gods), Prahuta (offered
 7   3, 74 |   offered to the gods), Prahuta (offered by scattering it on the
 8   3, 74 |        the Bhutas, Brahmya-huta (offered in the digestive fire of
 9   3, 87 |           After having thus duly offered the sacrificial food, let
10   3, 123|       the manes Anvaharya (to be offered after the cakes), and that
11   3, 130|       gifts (consisting) of food offered to the gods or to the manes,
12   3, 141|        relatives), is said to be offered to the Pisakas; it remains
13   3, 152|         be avoided at sacrifices offered to the gods and to the manes.~
14   3, 168|         him, since it (would be) offered in ashes.~
15   3, 182|          that the food which (is offered) to other unholy, inadmissible
16   3, 202|                  202. Even water offered with faith (to the manes)
17   3, 216|                      216. Having offered those cakes according to
18   3, 260|                 260. Having thus offered (the cakes), let him, after (
19   3, 282|         282. The burnt-oblation, offered at a sacrifice to the manes,
20   4, 27 |          or meat, without having offered the (Agrayana) Ishti with
21   4, 80 |           of his meal), nor food offered to the gods; nor let him
22   4, 205|           at a sacrifice that is offered by one who is not a Srotriya,
23   4, 209| particularly that which has been offered by an invitation to all
24   4, 236|         a falsehood after he has offered a sacrifice; let him not
25   4, 247|        water, roots, fruit, food offered without asking, and honey,
26   4, 248|        declared that alms freely offered and brought (by the giver
27   4, 250|          if they are voluntarily offered.)~
28   5, 7  |         texts were recited, food offered to the gods and sacrificial
29   5, 23 |          birds at the sacrifices offered by Brahmanas and Kshatriyas.~
30   5, 69 |      libations of water shall be offered to it; leaving it like a (
31   5, 88 |       completed; but when he has offered water after its completion,
32   5, 89 |  Libations of water shall not be offered to those who (neglect the
33   6, 12 |                       12. Having offered those most pure sacrificial
34   6, 36 |       the sacred law, and having offered sacrifices according to
35   6, 37 |         sons, and without having offered sacrifices, sinks downwards.~
36   6, 41 |       for enjoyments that may be offered (to him).~
37   7, 145|           with a collected mind, offered oblations in the fire, and
38   9, 186|         ancestors) water must be offered, to three the funeral cake
39  11, 11 |             11. If a sacrifice, (offered) by (any twice-born) sacrificer, (
40  11, 88 |         are (engaged in or) have offered a (Vedic) sacrifice, or
41  11, 120|                      120. Having offered according to the rule oblations
42  12, 68 |      which (no portion) had been offered, inevitably becomes an animal.~