Chapter, §

 1   2, 27 |     the sacred girdle of Munga grass) is the taint, derived from
 2   2, 42 |      of a triple cord of Munga grass, smooth and soft; (that)
 3   2, 43 |                   43. If Munga grass (and so forth) be not procurable, (
 4   2, 75 |      Seated on (blades of Kusa grass) with their points to the
 5   2, 75 |       Pavitras (blades of Kusa grass), and sanctified by three
 6   2, 169|   tying of the girdle of Munga grass, and the third on the initiation
 7   2, 170|       with the girdle of Munga grass, is his birth for the sake
 8   2, 171|       with the girdle of Munga grass.~
 9   2, 182|       cowdung, earth, and Kusa grass, as much as may be required (
10   2, 204|      on a terrace, on a bed of grass or leaves, on a mat, on
11   3, 101|                           101. Grass, room (for resting), water,
12   3, 168|          168. As a fire of dry grass is (unable to consume the
13   3, 208|        on which blades of Kusa grass have been placed.~
14   3, 210|     grains, and blades of Kusa grass, the Brahmana (sacrificer)
15   3, 215|     south, place them on (Kusa grass) exactly in the same manner
16   3, 216|       of) those blades of Kusa grass for the sake of the (three
17   3, 223|       in which a blade of Kusa grass has been placed, into the
18   3, 244|       scattering them (on Kusa grass), down on the ground in
19   3, 245|      portion scattered on Kusa grass, shall be the share of deceased (
20   3, 255|       255. The afternoon, Kusa grass, the due preparation of
21   3, 256|            256. Know that Kusa grass, purificatory (texts), the
22   3, 279|       right (and) holding Kusa grass in his hands, up to the
23   4, 36 |       string, a bundle of Kusa grass, and (wear) two bright golden
24   4, 49 |    with sticks, clods, leaves, grass, and the like, restraining
25   4, 70 |   earth or clods, nor tear off grass with his nails; let him
26   4, 71 |       crushes clods, tears off grass, or bites his nails, goes
27   4, 166|    anger, even with a blade of grass, he will be born during
28   4, 169|       him even with a blade of grass, nor cause his blood to
29   4, 250|         A couch, a house, Kusa grass, perfumes, water, flowers,
30   5, 115|     passing two blades of Kusa grass through them, for solid
31   5, 122|                           122. Grass, wood, and straw become
32   7, 132|     132. Of leaves, pot-herbs, grass, (objects) made of cane,
33   7, 195|      and continually spoil his grass, food, fuel, and water.~
34   8, 326|         butter-milk, water, or grass,~
35   8, 339|      sacrificial) fire, and of grass for feeding cows, Manu has
36   8, 377|      be burnt in a fire of dry grass.~
37  11, 167|      the penance for stealing) grass, wood, trees, dry food,
38  11, 197|        he shall scatter (some) grass for the cows; if the cows
39  11, 197|      that place (by eating the grass) the (Brahmana) shall re-admit
40  11, 206| Brahmana) even with a blade of grass, tied him by the neck with