Chapter, §

 1   1, 1  |      collected mind, and, having duly worshipped him, spoke as
 2   1, 4  |         high-minded great sages, duly honoured them, and answered, '
 3   1, 103|          study them, and he must duly instruct his pupils in them,
 4   1, 109|          of the Veda, but he who duly follows it, will obtain
 5   2, 53 |      after he has eaten, let him duly cleanse himself with water
 6   2, 143|              143. He who, being (duly) chosen (for the purpose),
 7   2, 175|     following restrictive rules, duly controlling all his organs,
 8   3, 28 |       ornaments, to a priest who duly officiates at a sacrifice,
 9   3, 58 |      female relations, not being duly honoured, pronounce a curse,
10   3, 76 |                  76. An oblation duly thrown into the fire, reaches
11   3, 87 |            87. After having thus duly offered the sacrificial
12   3, 146|        one of these three dines, duly honoured, at a funeral sacrifice,
13   3, 190|        But a Brahmana who, being duly invited to a rite in honour
14   3, 208|     invited) Brahmanas, who have duly performed their ablutions,
15   3, 275|           a man), full of faith, duly gives according to the prescribed
16   3, 279|           279. Let him, untired, duly perform the (rites) in honour
17   4, 98 |       halves of the months), and duly study all the Angas of the
18   5, 35 |         35. But a man who, being duly engaged (to officiate or
19   6, 1  | subjection, dwell in the forest, duly (observing the rules given
20   6, 4  |         forest and reside there, duly controlling his senses.~
21   7, 2  |     prescribed by the Veda, must duly protect this whole (world).~
22   7, 184|                  184. But having duly arranged (all affairs) in
23   7, 184|       his operations) and having duly dispatched his spies;~
24   7, 200|   expedients fail, then let him, duly exerting himself, fight
25   7, 201|          gained victory, let him duly worship the gods and honour
26   8, 54 |       being questioned on a fact duly stated by himself does not
27   8, 232|        into a pit, if he did not duly exert himself (to prevent
28   8, 304|                 304. A king who (duly) protects (his subjects)
29   8, 305|       that in consequence of his duly protecting (his kingdom).~
30   8, 401|        marketable goods, having (duly) considered whence they
31   8, 403|     weights and measures must be duly marked, and once in six
32   9, 58 |           even though (they were duly) authorised.~
33   9, 144|        male (child) of a female (duly) appointed, not begotten
34   9, 147|                 147. If a woman (duly) appointed bears a son to
35   9, 218|       debts and assets have been duly distributed according to
36   9, 251|             251. A king who thus duly fulfils his duties in accordance
37   9, 251|        not yet gained, and shall duly protect them when he has
38   9, 252|                      252. Having duly settled his country, and
39   9, 262|        the facts, the king shall duly punish them according to
40   9, 320|       Brahmanas themselves shall duly restrain them; for the Kshatriyas
41  10, 74 |      their duties, shall live by duly performing the following