Chapter, §

 1   2, 132|       other) paternal and maternal relatives need only be embraced on
 2   2, 151|            of Angiras, taught his (relatives who were old enough to be)
 3   2, 184|           Let him not beg from the relatives of his teacher, nor from
 4   2, 206|            in science, towards his relatives (to whom honour is due),
 5   2, 207|          and towards the teacher's relatives both on the side of the
 6   3, 54 |                       54. When the relatives do not appropriate (for
 7   3, 141|         consumed with (friends and relatives), is said to be offered
 8   3, 264|          let him feed his maternal relatives also.~
 9   4, 179|     learned men, with his paternal relatives, connexions by marriage
10   4, 179|           by marriage and maternal relatives,~
11   4, 180|            his mother, with female relatives, with a brother, with his
12   4, 183|                    183. The female relatives (have power) over the world
13   4, 183|            Apsarases, the maternal relatives over that of the Visve Devas,
14   4, 213|            female who has no male (relatives), nor the food of an enemy,
15   4, 241|            or a clod of earth, the relatives depart with averted faces;
16   5, 58 |            of the initiation), all relatives (become) impure, and on
17   5, 68 |            of its second year, the relatives shall carry out (of the
18   5, 69 |           wood in the forest, (the relatives) shall remain impure during
19   5, 70 |                            70. The relatives shall not offer libations
20   5, 72 |            the bridegroom and his) relatives are purified after three
21   5, 72 |       three days, and the paternal relatives become pure according to
22   5, 74 |           kinsmen and (Samanodaka) relatives must know the following
23   7, 28 |            duty, together with his relatives.~
24   7, 111|           will), together with his relatives, ere long be deprived of
25   8, 29 |          punish like thieves those relatives who appropriate the property
26   8, 97 | enumeration in due order, how many relatives he destroys who gives false
27   8, 166|             it must be paid by the relatives out of their own estate
28   8, 179|             veracious, having many relatives, wealthy, and honourable (
29   8, 186|         king or by the depositor's relatives.~
30   8, 371|            of the greatness of her relatives or (her own) excellence,
31  10, 55 |            of persons) who have no relatives; that is a settled rule.~
32  11, 173|        because they are (Sapinda-) relatives, he who marries (one of
33  11, 183|         and in the presence of the relatives, officiating priests, and
34  12, 79 |         And separations from their relatives and dear ones, and the (