Chapter, §

 1   2, 146|      knowledge of) the Veda, the giver of the Veda is the more
 2   2, 150|         That Brahmana who is the giver of the birth for the sake
 3   3, 133|         and iron balls must (the giver of the repast) swallow after
 4   3, 142|         barren soil, even so the giver of sacrificial food gains
 5   3, 143|         a learned man, makes the giver and the recipient partakers
 6   3, 169|          declare what result the giver obtains after death, if
 7   3, 175|          other men, cause to the giver the loss (of the rewards),
 8   3, 176|                 176. The foolish giver (of a funeral repast) does
 9   3, 177|       his presence causes to the giver (of the feast) the loss
10   3, 178|                         178. The giver (of a Sraddha) loses the
11   3, 191|   himself all the sins which the giver (of the feast) committed.~
12   3, 236|        even though) asked by the giver (of the feast), the Brahmanas
13   4, 15 |       accept presents) from any (giver whosoever he may be).~
14   4, 193|         world misery both to the giver and to the recipient.~
15   4, 229|                           229. A giver of water obtains the satisfaction (
16   4, 229|        his hunger and thirst), a giver of food imperishable happiness,
17   4, 229|        imperishable happiness, a giver of sesamum desirable offspring,
18   4, 229|   sesamum desirable offspring, a giver of a lamp a most excellent
19   4, 230|                           230. A giver of land obtains land, a
20   4, 230|          of land obtains land, a giver of gold long life, a giver
21   4, 230|       giver of gold long life, a giver of a house most excellent
22   4, 230|       most excellent mansions, a giver of silver (rupya) exquisite
23   4, 231|                           231. A giver of a garment a place in
24   4, 231|         the world of the moon, a giver of a horse (asva) a place
25   4, 231|       the world of the Asvins, a giver of a draught-ox great good
26   4, 231| draught-ox great good fortune, a giver of a cow the world of the
27   4, 232|                           232. A giver of a carriage or of a bed
28   4, 232|   carriage or of a bed a wife, a giver of protection supreme dominion,
29   4, 232|   protection supreme dominion, a giver of grain eternal bliss,
30   4, 232|        of grain eternal bliss, a giver of the Veda (brahman) union
31   4, 248|      offered and brought (by the giver himself) may be accepted
32   7, 86 |   according to the faith (of the giver) a small or a great reward
33   9, 51 |      owner of the woman; but the giver of the seed reaps no advantage.~
34   9, 73 |   contract) with the evil-minded giver.~
35   9, 97 |      been paid for a maiden, the giver of the fee dies, she shall
36   9, 186|       fourth (descendant is) the giver of these (oblations), the
37  10, 54 |         by others (than an Aryan giver) in a broken dish; at night
38  10, 110|          place even in (case the giver is) a Sudra of the lowest
39  11, 5  |         marriage belongs) to the giver of the money.~
40  11, 43 |         expense) of a Sudra, the giver (of the wealth) shall always