Chapter, §

 1   2, 48 |    right hand towards it, (the student) should beg alms according
 2   2, 70 |                     70. But (a student) who is about to begin the
 3   2, 117|                        117. (A student) shall first reverentially
 4   2, 173|                      173. The (student) who has been initiated
 5   2, 174|  garment are prescribed for a (student at the initiation), the
 6   2, 175|                     175. But a student who resides with his teacher
 7   2, 181|              181. A twice-born student, who has involuntarily wasted
 8   2, 183|                         183. A student, being pure, shall daily
 9   2, 188|    only); the subsistence of a student on begged food is declared
10   2, 191|        a (special) command, (a student) shall always exert himself
11   2, 208|  younger or of equal age, or a student of (the science of) sacrifices (
12   2, 209|                        209. (A student) must not shampoo the limbs
13   2, 216|        at his pleasure a young student may prostrate himself on
14   2, 219|                        219. A (student) may either shave his head,
15   2, 241|        in times of distress (a student) may learn (the Veda) from
16   2, 243|                 243. But if (a student) desires to pass his whole
17   2, 247|              247. (A perpetual student) must, if his teacher dies,
18   2, 249|      thus passes his life as a student without breaking his vow,
19   3, 1  |       a quarter, or until the (student) has perfectly learnt them.~
20   3, 2  |                          2. (A student) who has studied in due
21   3, 50 |        equal in chastity to) a student, in whichever order he may
22   3, 94 |       to an ascetic (and) to a student.~
23   3, 95 |       meritorious act which (a student) obtains for presenting,
24   3, 151|    wears his hair in braids (a student), one who has not studied (
25   3, 186|      and he who expounds it, a student, one who has given a thousand (
26   3, 234| daughter's son, though he be a student, and let him place a Nepal
27   4, 200|        He who, without being a student, gains his livelihood by (
28   4, 200|        wearing) the dress of a student, takes upon himself the
29   5, 91 |                          91. A student does not break his vow by
30   5, 129|    obtained by begging which a student holds (in his hand) is always
31   6, 86 |                        87. The student, the householder, the hermit,
32   8, 65 |         nor a: Srotriya, nor a student of the Veda, nor (an ascetic)
33  11, 1  |       father, or his mother, a student of the Veda, and a sick
34  11, 118| offences (Upapataka), except a student who has broken his vow (
35  11, 119|                     119. But a student who has broken his vow shall
36  11, 122|        the Veda imparts to the student, enters, if he breaks his
37  11, 152|       the vows (incumbent on a student), are omitted on the second
38  11, 159|                     159. But a student who on any occasion eats
39  11, 225|     and observe the vows (of a student) and worship his Gurus,