Chapter, §

 1   1, 103|        A learned Brahmana must carefully study them, and he must
 2   2, 57 |     these reasons, to avoid it carefully.~
 3   3, 6  |   himself with a wife, let him carefully avoid the ten following
 4   3, 79 |      with weak organs, must be carefully observed by him who desires
 5   3, 123|       cakes), and that must be carefully performed with the approved (
 6   3, 135|       to the manes ought to be carefully presented to those devoted
 7   3, 149|  honour of the manes, one must carefully examine (the qualities and
 8   3, 166|    bodies, (all these) must be carefully avoided.~
 9   3, 206|        place with cowdung, and carefully make it sloping towards
10   3, 226|      being pure and attentive, carefully place on the ground the
11   4, 16 | sensual pleasures, and let him carefully obviate an excessive attachment
12   4, 93 |      necessities of nature and carefully purified himself, let him
13   4, 127|        a twice-born man always carefully interrupt the Veda-study
14   4, 159|                   159. Let him carefully avoid all undertakings (
15   5, 6  |                  6. One should carefully avoid red exudations from
16   6, 68 |        pain to his body, walk, carefully scanning the ground.~
17   6, 90 |       tenfold law must be ever carefully obeyed.~
18   7, 45 |                    45. Let him carefully shun the ten vices, springing
19   7, 49 |     both these (sets), let him carefully conquer; both sets (of vices)
20   7, 99 |     what he has gained let him carefully preserve; let him augment
21   7, 104|      no account treacherously; carefully guarding himself, let him
22   7, 140|      140. Let the king, having carefully considered (each) affair,
23   7, 142|         he shall zealously and carefully protect his subjects.~
24   7, 154|         of neighbours he must) carefully (reflect).~
25   7, 161|                    161. Having carefully considered the business (
26   7, 172|        in troops, then let him carefully sit quiet, gradually conciliating
27   7, 194|       them (by an address) and carefully inspect them; he should
28   8, 310|                   310. Let him carefully restrain the wicked by three
29   8, 359|     castes even must always be carefully guarded.~
30   8, 418|         418. (The king) should carefully compel Vaisyas and Sudra
31   9, 7  |                      7. He who carefully guards his wife, preserves (
32   9, 9  |       forth; let him therefore carefully guard his wife, in order
33   9, 15 |        their husbands, however carefully they may be guarded in this (
34  10, 83 |     mode of subsistence, shall carefully avoid (the pursuit of) agriculture, (
35  11, 226|      to his ability; (let him) carefully (act thus) on (the occasion