Chapter, §

 1   1, 15 |      in their order, the five organs which perceive the objects
 2   1, 55 |     long time united with the organs (of sensation), but performs
 3   2, 70 |    dress, and has brought his organs under due control.~
 4   2, 88 | should strive to restrain his organs which run wild among alluring
 5   2, 89 |              89. Those eleven organs which former sages have
 6   2, 91 |     to their order, they call organs of sense, and five of them,
 7   2, 91 |        the anus and the rest, organs of action.~
 8   2, 93 | Through the attachment of his organs (to sensual pleasure) a
 9   2, 96 |                    96. Those (organs) which are strongly attached
10   2, 98 |     have (really) subdued his organs, who on hearing and touching
11   2, 99 |    But when one among all the organs slips away (from control),
12   2, 100|     If he keeps all the (ten) organs as well as the mind in subjection,
13   2, 104|       forest, controlling his organs and concentrating his mind.~
14   2, 107|      pure and controlling his organs, during a year daily recites
15   2, 175|      duly controlling all his organs, in order to increase his
16   2, 192|     his body, his speech, his organs (of sense), and his mind,
17   3, 79 |    practised by men with weak organs, must be carefully observed
18   4, 22 |     great sacrifices in their organs (of sensation), without
19   4, 143|    with his hand water on the organs of sensation, all his limbs,
20   4, 145|   purity, and control all his organs, let him mutter (prayers)
21   4, 246|    manner, by controlling his organs and by liberality, heavenly
22   5, 134|      In order to cleanse (the organs) by which urine and faeces
23   6, 1  |    resolution and keeping his organs in subjection, dwell in
24   6, 71 |     even so the taints of the organs are destroyed through the
25   6, 72 |   restraining (his senses and organs), and all qualities that
26   6, 91 | purification, coercion of the organs, wisdom, knowledge (of the
27   6, 94 |    sinful) acts, subduing his organs and having studied the Veda,
28   8, 66 |  castes, nor one deficient in organs of sense,~
29  10, 63 |    purity, and control of the organs, Manu has declared to be
30  11, 40 |                       40. The organs (of sense and action), honour, (
31  11, 76 |   little, and controlling his organs;~
32  11, 107|      107. Or, controlling his organs, he may during three months
33  11, 110|    urine of cows, keeping his organs under control.~
34  12, 31 |      purity, control over the organs, the performance of meritorious
35  12, 83 |        the subjugation of the organs, abstention from doing injury,
36  12, 120|    wind as identical with the organs of motions and of touch,
37  12, 120|       same with his digestive organs and his sight, on water