Chapter, §

 1   1, 50 |           this always terrible and constantly changing circle of births
 2   2, 121|         who habitually salutes and constantly pays reverence to the aged
 3   2, 162|          as if it were poison; and constantly desire (to suffer) scorn
 4   2, 166|            to perform austerities, constantly repeat the Veda; for the
 5   2, 188|         vow (of studentship) shall constantly subsist on alms, (but) not
 6   3, 45 |          wife in due season, being constantly satisfied with her (alone);
 7   3, 71 |            of slaughter, though he constantly lives in the (order of)
 8   3, 104|           foolish householders who constantly seek (to live on) the food
 9   3, 127|          Smarta rules, reaches him constantly.~
10   3, 165|            like a) eunuch, one who constantly asks (for favours), he who
11   4, 10 | performance of) the Agnihotra, and constantly offer those Ishtis only,
12   4, 150|            and Anvashtakas let him constantly worship the manes.~
13   4, 157|            is blamed among people, constantly suffers misfortunes, is
14   4, 204|             204. A wise man should constantly discharge the paramount
15   4, 246|           creatures), gains, if he constantly lives in that manner, by
16   4, 258|                 258. Alone let him constantly meditate in solitude on
17   5, 154|             yet) a husband must be constantly worshipped as a god by a
18   5, 160|           the death of her husband constantly remains chaste, reaches
19   6, 21 |                      21. Or he may constantly subsist on flowers, roots,
20   6, 82 |                        83. Let him constantly recite (those texts of)
21   7, 39 |          he may already be modest, constantly learn modesty from them;
22   7, 102|       ready to strike, his prowess constantly displayed, and his secrets
23   7, 102|         displayed, and his secrets constantly concealed, and let him constantly
24   7, 102|  constantly concealed, and let him constantly explore the weaknesses of
25   7, 160|                       160. Let him constantly think of the six measures
26   8, 249|          the boundaries trespasses constantly occur in the world, let
27   8, 252|       continued possession, and by constantly flowing streams of water
28   8, 311|            the virtuous, kings are constantly sanctified, just as twice-born
29   9, 102|         woman, united in marriage, constantly exert themselves, that (
30   9, 226|          the realm of a king, they constantly harass his good subjects
31   9, 255|       strength of his arm, it will constantly flourish like a (well)-
32   9, 298|         undertakings, let the king constantly ascertain his own and his
33  11, 226|                       226. Let him constantly mutter the Savitri and (
34  12, 15 |  innumerable forms go forth, which constantly impel the multiform creatures
35  12, 124|      beings in the five forms, and constantly makes them, by means of