Chapter, §

 1   1, 109|        it, will obtain the full reward.~
 2   2, 158|       an ignorant man yields no reward, even so is a Brahmana useless,
 3   2, 160|        guarded, gains the whole reward which is conferred by the
 4   3, 95 |        by giving alms, the same reward for his meritorious act
 5   3, 127|          performing) that, (the reward of) the rite for the dead,
 6   3, 128|    worthy Brahmana yields great reward.~
 7   3, 129|       thus) he will gain a rich reward, not (if he entertains)
 8   3, 139|   friends, reaps after death no reward for Sraddhas and sacrifices.~
 9   3, 142|       sacrificial food gains no reward if he presented it to a
10   3, 144|        eaten by a foe, bears no reward after death.~
11   3, 176|       repast) does not reap the reward for as many worthy guests
12   3, 177|      the feast) the loss of the reward for ninety (guests), a one-eyed
13   3, 178|         of a Sraddha) loses the reward, due for such a non-sacrificial
14   3, 283|       obtains thereby the whole reward for the performance of the (
15   4, 234|     birth) with due honour its (reward).~
16   4, 237|        by self-complacency (the reward for) austerities is lost,
17   4, 237|     evil of Brahmanas, and (the reward of) a gift by boasting.~
18   4, 240|     dies; single it enjoys (the reward of its) virtue; single (
19   5, 53 |      from meat, obtain the same reward for their meritorious (conduct).~
20   5, 54 |      does not gain (so great) a reward as by entirely avoiding (
21   5, 166|                         166. In reward of such conduct, a female
22   6, 81 |         Soul reaps not the full reward of the performance of rites.~
23   7, 85 | Brahmana (yields) the ordinary (reward; a gift) to one who calls
24   7, 85 |   himself a Brahmana, a double (reward); a gift to a well-read
25   7, 85 |         a hundred-thousandfold (reward); (a gift) to one who knows
26   7, 85 |        the Angas (Vedaparaga, a reward) without end.~
27   7, 86 |       giver) a small or a great reward will be obtained for a gift
28   7, 128|        work receive (their due) reward.~
29   8, 90 |                       90. '(The reward) of all meritorious deeds
30   8, 156|       time, shall not reap that reward, if he does not keep to
31   8, 313|         pardons (them), will in reward of that (act) be exalted
32  10, 62 |    without the expectation of a reward, for the sake of Brahmanas
33  11, 28 |         of distress, obtains no reward for them in the next world;
34  11, 30 |        secondary rule, reaps no reward for that after death.~
35  12, 89 |       without any desire (for a reward), preceded by (the acquisition)
36  12, 95 |         on the Veda, produce no reward after death; for they are