Chapter, §

 1   2, 46 |              to reach the end of his hair; that of a Kshatriya, to
 2   2, 65 |        called) Kesanta (clipping the hair) is ordained for a Brahmana
 3   2, 211|              limbs, or arranging her hair.~
 4   2, 219|          shave his head, or wear his hair in braids, or braid one
 5   3, 7  |         members of) which have thick hair on the body, those which
 6   3, 8  |             a maiden (with) reddish (hair), nor one who has a redundant
 7   3, 8  |               nor one either with no hair (on the body) or too much,
 8   3, 10 |             a moderate (quantity of) hair on the body and on the head,
 9   3, 151|            Sraddha one who wears his hair in braids (a student), one
10   4, 35 |                      35. Keeping his hair, nails, and beard clipped,
11   4, 69 |            him not clip his nails or hair, and not tear his nails
12   4, 72 |             wear a garland over (his hair). To ride on the back of
13   4, 78 |              78. Let him not step on hair, ashes, bones, potsherds,
14   4, 83 |              his own or other men's) hair, or to strike (himself or
15   4, 144|            must avoid (to touch) the hair on the secret (parts).~
16   4, 207|              men), nor that in which hair or insects are found, nor
17   4, 221|          impure as) skin, bones, and hair.~
18   5, 125|            sneezed on, or defiled by hair or insects, becomes pure
19   5, 141|               a man) impure, nor the hair of the moustache entering
20   6, 2  |             skin) wrinkled, and (his hair) white, and. the sons of
21   6, 6  |             let him always wear (his hair in) braids, the hair on
22   6, 6  |             his hair in) braids, the hair on his body, his beard,
23   6, 52 |                              52. His hair, nails, and beard being
24   7, 91 |              who (flees) with flying hair, nor one who sits down,
25   8, 116|             world, burned not even a hair (of his) by reason of his
26   8, 151|             on grain, fruit, wool or hair, (and) beasts of burden
27   8, 250|            250. Stones, bones, cow's hair, chaff, ashes, potsherds,
28   8, 283|               If he lays hold of the hair (of a superior), let the (
29   8, 314|       approach the king, with flying hair, confessing that theft (
30  11, 79 |           Having shaved off (all his hair), he may dwell at the extremity
31  11, 93 |          made of cowhair and his own hair in braids and carrying (
32  11, 109| barley-grains; having shaved all his hair, and covering himself with
33  11, 129|     controlling himself, wearing his hair in braids, staying far away
34  11, 160|               or (food) into which a hair or an insect has fallen,