Chapter, §

 1   1, 92 |        has declared the purest (part) of him (to be) his mouth.~
 2   2, 31 |              31. Let (the first part of) a Brahmana's name (denote
 3   2, 32 |                 32. (The second part of) a Brahmana's (name)
 4   2, 58 |     always sip water out of the part of the hand (tirtha) sacred
 5   2, 59 |              59. They call (the part) at the root of the thumb
 6   2, 86 |         in value to a sixteenth part of the sacrifice consisting
 7   4, 1  |       teacher during the fourth part of (a man's) life, a Brahmana
 8   4, 99 |       let him, if in the latter part of the night he is tired
 9   4, 109|        water, during the middle part of the night, while he voids
10   6, 33 |    having thus passed the third part of (a man's natural term
11   6, 33 |       ascetic during the fourth part of his existence, after
12   7, 92 |         looks on without taking part in the fight, nor one who
13   7, 130|                 130. A fiftieth part of (the increments on) cattle
14   7, 130|       eighth, sixth, or twelfth part of the crops.~
15   7, 131|         may also take the sixth part of trees, meat, honey, clarified
16   8, 33 |         men, may take one-sixth part of property lost and afterwards
17   8, 35 |        one-sixth or one-twelfth part.~
18   8, 107|    whole debt and (pay) a tenth part of the whole (as a fine
19   8, 140|      take monthly the eightieth part of a hundred.~
20   8, 189|         it good, unless he took part of it (for himself).~
21   8, 208|      shall he (who performs the part) receive them, or shall
22   8, 300|            300. But on the back part of the body (only), never
23   8, 300|         only), never on a noble part; he who strikes them otherwise
24   8, 304|     from each and all the sixth part of their spiritual merit;
25   8, 304|         protect them, the sixth part of their demerit also (will
26   8, 305|        the king obtains a sixth part of that in consequence of
27   8, 308|         yet) receives the sixth part of the produce, takes upon
28   8, 374|         unguarded, he loses the part (offending) and all his
29   9, 118|         of his share one-fourth part; those who refuse to give (
30   9, 154|     wife) no more than a tenth (part of his estate).~
31   9, 164|     give one-sixth or one-fifth part of his father's property
32   9, 237|           the mark of) a female part shall be (impressed on the
33   9, 296|   ascetic), there is no (single part) more important (than the
34   9, 297|                   297. For each part is particularly qualified
35  10, 118| distress, takes even the fourth part (of the crops), is free
36  11, 23 |      man) whom he protects, the part of his spiritual merit.~
37  11, 205|       fast during the remaining part of the day, and appease (