Chapter, §

 1   1, 26 | distinguish actions, he separated merit from demerit, and he caused
 2   1, 82 |          falsehood, and fraud the merit (gained by men) is diminished
 3   2, 35 |         for the sake of spiritual merit, by all twice-born men in
 4   2, 57 |         acquisition of) spiritual merit, and is odious among men;
 5   2, 78 |      Vyahritis, gains the (whole) merit which (the recitation of)
 6   2, 112|                        112. Where merit and wealth are not (obtained
 7   2, 175|         to increase his spiritual merit.~
 8   2, 188|          declared to be equal (in merit) to fasting.~
 9   2, 201|         he who is envious (of his merit), a (larger) insect.~
10   2, 224|         acquisition of) spiritual merit and wealth, (others place
11   2, 224|         acquisition of) spiritual merit alone, and (others say that
12   3, 100|       with him) all the spiritual merit even of a man who subsists
13   3, 131|          production of) spiritual merit (is concerned).~
14   4, 92 |         acquisition of) spiritual merit and wealth, of the bodily
15   4, 107|         acquire exceedingiy great merit, a continual interruption
16   4, 198|       intended to gain) spiritual merit, (thus) hiding his sin under (
17   4, 238|       slowly accumulate spiritual merit, for the sake (of acquiring)
18   4, 239|         his companions; spiritual merit alone remains (with him).~
19   4, 241|      averted faces; but spiritual merit follows the (soul).~
20   4, 242|       slowly accumulate spiritual merit, in order (that it may be
21   4, 242|            after death); for with merit as his companion he will
22   6, 64 |         gained through) spiritual merit.~
23   6, 66 |           of (the acquisition of) merit.~
24   6, 78 |              79. Making over (the merit of his own) good actions
25   7, 79 |           and in order to acquire merit, he shall give to Brahmanas
26   7, 95 |                  95. And whatever merit (a man) who is slain in
27   8, 74 |           neither loses spiritual merit nor wealth.~
28   8, 83 |          through truthfulness his merit grows, truth must, therefore,
29   8, 304|           part of their spiritual merit; if he does not protect
30   8, 305|                    305. Whatever (merit a man gains by) reading
31   9, 7  |          his (means of acquiring) merit.~
32   9, 111|       desires (to gain) spiritual merit; for (by their living) separate (
33   9, 111|          living) separate (their) merit increases, hence separation
34   9, 249|     guilty man; but (he acquires) merit when he punishes (justly).~
35  10, 127|          who are desirous to gain merit, and know (their) duty,
36  11, 15 |        taker) will spread and his merit increase.~
37  11, 23 |         the part of his spiritual merit.~
38  12, 19 |        examine without tiring the merit and the guilt of that (individual
39  12, 23 | individual soul (which depend) on merit and demerit, always fix
40  12, 23 |           on (the acquisition of) merit.~
41  12, 38 |         desire to gain) spiritual merit the mark of Goodness; each