Chapter, §

 1   2, 55 |          that is always worshipped, gives strength and manly vigour;
 2   2, 142| conception-rite), and so forth, and gives food (to the child), is
 3   2, 146|                     146. Of him who gives natural birth and him who
 4   2, 146|           natural birth and him who gives (the knowledge of) the Veda,
 5   2, 171|          pupil's) father because he gives the Veda; for nobody can
 6   3, 29 |               29. When (the father) gives away his daughter according
 7   3, 146|           the ancestors of him (who gives the feast), as far as the
 8   3, 169|          obtains after death, if he gives food, destined for the gods
 9   3, 172|      marriage is contracted, he who gives her away, and the sacrificing
10   3, 249|          eaten a Sraddha (-dinner), gives the leavings to a Sudra,
11   3, 273|               mixed with honey, one gives on the thirteenth lunar
12   3, 275|           man), full of faith, duly gives according to the prescribed
13   4, 160|             that depends on others (gives) pain, everything that depends
14   4, 160|            that depends on oneself (gives) pleasure; know that this
15   5, 6  |            milk of a cow (which she gives after calving).~
16   5, 153|           with sacred texts, always gives happiness to his wife, both
17   6, 38 |    creatures (Pragapati), where (he gives) all his property as the
18   8, 82 |                         82. 'He who gives false evidence is firmly
19   8, 93 |            sight, shall the man who gives false evidence, go with
20   8, 95 |             in a court (of justice) gives an untrue account of a transaction (
21   8, 96 |            has no distrust, when he gives evidence.~
22   8, 97 |           relatives he destroys who gives false evidence in several
23   8, 103|             facts to be) different, gives such (false evidence) from
24   8, 119|             punishments for him who gives false evidence from any
25   8, 205|                         205. He who gives (a damsel in marriage),
26   8, 223|          takes it (back) and he who gives it (back, except by consent)
27   8, 224|         ninety-six panas on him who gives a blemished damsel (to a
28   8, 233|          shall not pay, provided he gives notice to his master at
29   8, 275|             his teacher, and he who gives not the way to his preceptor,
30   9, 4  |     Reprehensible is the father who gives not (his daughter in marriage)
31   9, 71 |        again to another; for he who gives (his daughter) whom he had
32   9, 73 |                      73. If anybody gives away a maiden possessing
33   9, 98 |         take a nuptial fee, when he gives away his daughter; for he
34   9, 142|        funeral offerings of him who gives (his son in adoption) cease (
35   9, 177|         them) without (just) cause, gives himself to a (man), is called
36   9, 202|    according to his ability; he who gives it not will become all outcast.~
37   9, 248|           Sudra), who intentionally gives pain to Brahmanas, various (
38  10, 85 |            of means of subsistence, gives up the strictness with respect
39  10, 129|            who has acquired wealth, gives pain to Brahmanas.~
40  11, 15 |          who always takes and never gives, and who refuses to give
41  11, 39 |        offer sacrifices at which he gives smaller fees (than those