Chapter, §

 1   2, 106|       Brahman); at that the Veda takes the place of the burnt oblations,
 2   3, 17 |               17. A Brahmana who takes a Sudra wife to his bed,
 3   3, 51 |        man who, through avarice, takes a gratuity, is a seller
 4   3, 100|       unhonoured (in the house), takes away (with him) all the
 5   3, 187| performed, or on the day when it takes place, let him invite with
 6   3, 191|      dallies with a Sudra woman, takes upon himself all the sins
 7   4, 168|   particles of dust as the blood takes up from the ground, during
 8   4, 200|          the dress of a student, takes upon himself the guilt of (
 9   4, 202|     belonging to an (other man), takes upon himself one fourth
10   5, 67 |          that) the purification (takes place) after three days.~
11   5, 116|      other) sacrificial vessels (takes place) by rubbing (them)
12   5, 138|       Veda, and always before he takes food.~
13   7, 94 |     while he turns back in fear, takes upon himself all the sin
14   7, 95 |      world), all that his master takes.~
15   7, 96 |         metals belong to him who takes them (singly) conquering (
16   8, 141|        by the month), for he who takes two in the hundred becomes
17   8, 223|        given (back); both he who takes it (back) and he who gives
18   8, 283|       his hands, likewise (if he takes him) by the feet, the beard,
19   8, 307|         afford protection, (yet) takes his share in kind, his taxes,
20   8, 308|       sixth part of the produce, takes upon himself all the foulness
21   8, 316|        king, if he punishes not, takes upon himself the guilt of
22   8, 341|        shall not be fined, if he takes two stalks of sugar-cane
23   8, 342|     cattle of other men), he who takes a slave, a horse, or a carriage
24   9, 33 |         of all corporeal beings (takes place) through the union
25   9, 93 |                   93. But he who takes (to wife) a marriageable
26   9, 98 |         his daughter; for he who takes a fee sell his daughter,
27   9, 146|                      146. He who takes care of his deceased brother'
28   9, 243|         of mortal sin; but if he takes it out of greed, he is tainted
29   9, 254|       The realm of that king who takes his share in kind, though
30   9, 291|        is) not seed-corn, he who takes up seed (already sown),
31   9, 311|      supports all his subjects, (takes upon himself) the office
32  10, 110|          the acceptance of gifts takes place even in (case the
33  10, 118|       who, in times of distress, takes even the fourth part (of
34  11, 15 |       fraud) from one who always takes and never gives, and who
35  11, 19 |                       19. He who takes property from the wicked