Chapter, §

 1   1, 44 |        terrestrial and aquatic (animals).~
 2   4, 67 |     beasts of burden, nor with (animals) that are tormented by hunger
 3   4, 168|      will be devoured by other (animals) in the next world.~
 4   5, 8  |        of camels, of one-hoofed animals, of sheep, of a cow in heat,
 5   5, 9  |           The milk) of all wild animals excepting buffalo-cows,
 6   5, 11 |        villages, and one-hoofed animals which are not specially
 7   5, 14 |       raven, the Khangaritaka, (animals) that eat fish, village-pigs,
 8   5, 17 |  creatures), nor any five-toed (animals).~
 9   5, 18 |        likewise those (domestic animals) that have teeth in one
10   5, 29 |       endowed with locomotion; (animals) without fangs (are the
11   5, 36 |         never eat (the flesh of animals unhallowed by Mantras; but,
12   5, 39 |  Self-existent) himself created animals for the sake of sacrifices;
13   5, 40 |      cattle, birds, and (other) animals that have been destroyed
14   5, 131|    beast) slain by carnivorous (animals) or by men of low caste (
15   7, 72 |       inhabited by wild beasts, animals living in holes and aquatic
16   7, 72 |     living in holes and aquatic animals, the last three by monkeys,
17   7, 149|        the blind, and the deaf, animals, very aged men, women, barbarians,
18   7, 150|  despicable (persons), likewise animals, and particularly women
19   8, 286|        is struck against men or animals in order to (give them)
20   8, 296|     that of) a thief; for large animals such as cows, elephants,
21   8, 324|         324. For stealing large animals, weapons, or medicines,
22   9, 114|        well as the best of ten (animals).~
23   9, 284|          a fine; in the case of animals, the first (or lowest);
24  10, 32 |        or) subsists by snaring (animals).~
25  10, 48 |   Madgus, the slaughter of wild animals;~
26  10, 49 | Pukkasas, catching and killing (animals) living in holes; to Dhigvanas,
27  10, 72 |         the seed (sons) born of animals became sages who are honoured
28  10, 89 |       All beasts of the forest, animals with fangs or tusks, birds,
29  11, 141| destroying one thousand (small) animals that have bones, or a whole
30  11, 141|    whole cart-load of boneless (animals), he shall perform the penance (
31  11, 142|         But for killing (small) animals which have bones, he should
32  11, 142|         if he injures boneless (animals), he becomes pure by a suppressing
33  11, 157|        the meat of) carnivorous animals, of pigs, of camels, of
34  12, 42 |      tortoises, cattle and wild animals, are the lowest conditions
35  12, 57 |         and lizards, of aquatic animals and of destructive Pisakas.~
36  12, 58 |        likewise of carnivorous (animals) and of (beasts) with fangs
37  12, 59 |      hurt (become) carnivorous (animals); those who eat forbidden