Chapter, §

 1   1, 42 |                42. But whatever act is stated (to belong) to (
 2   2, 2  |                           2. To act solely from a desire for
 3   2, 3  |       in the conception that an act can yield them, and in consequence
 4   2, 4  |                 4. Not a single act here (below) appears ever
 5   2, 223|         as (any other permitted act) in which his heart finds
 6   2, 237|      highest duty, every other (act) is a subordinate duty.~
 7   3, 95 |      reward for his meritorious act which (a student) obtains
 8   3, 188|      performs the Sraddha (must act in the same manner).~
 9   4, 72 |      oxen) is anyhow a blamable act.~
10   4, 161|      When the performance of an act gladdens his heart, let
11   4, 197|        197. Those Brahmanas who act like herons, and those who
12   4, 198|    under the pretence (that the act is intended to gain) spiritual
13   5, 139|       Sudra (shall perform each act) once (only).~
14   7, 16 |          punishment) on men who act unjustly.~
15   7, 32 |                     32. Let him act with justice in his own
16   7, 59 |         him afterwards begin to act.~
17   7, 104|               104. Let him ever act without guile, and on no
18   7, 163|       contrary (when the allies act separately).~
19   8, 69 |       personal knowledge (of an act committed) in the interior
20   8, 313|         will in reward of that (act) be exalted in heaven; but
21   9, 63 |       deviate from the rule and act from carnal desire, they
22   9, 259|         rank and physicians who act improperly, men living by
23   9, 302|        or brazen) age, ready to act the Treta (or silver age),
24  10, 101|      own (prescribed) path, may act in the following manner.~
25  11, 8  |   derive any benefit from that (act), though he may have formerly
26  11, 44 |      man who omits a prescribed act, or performs a blamable
27  11, 44 |          or performs a blamable act, or cleaves to sensual enjoyments,
28  11, 47 |       decree of) fate or by (an act) committed in a former life,
29  11, 97 |    texts), or commit some other act which ought not to be committed.~
30  11, 226|   ability; (let him) carefully (act thus) on (the occasion of)
31  11, 234|      uneasy with respect to any act, let him repeat the austerities (
32  11, 256|      has committed any blamable act in water, shall subsist
33  11, 264| dissolved, even so every sinful act is engulfed in the threefold
34  12, 8  |          a good or evil mental (act) in his mind, (that of)
35  12, 8  |       mind, (that of) a verbal (act) in his speech, (that of)
36  12, 8  |     speech, (that of) a bodily (act) in his body.~
37  12, 35 |        or being about to do any act, feels ashamed, the learned
38  12, 36 |         desires (to gain) by an act much fame in this world
39  12, 81 |       of mind (a man) forms any act, he reaps its result in