Chapter, §

 1   2, 158|              is unprolific, and as a gift made to an ignorant man
 2   2, 245|             law must not present any gift to his teacher before (the
 3   3, 27 |                              27. The gift of a daughter, after decking
 4   3, 28 |                              28. The gift of a daughter who has been
 5   3, 30 |                              30. The gift of a daughter (by her father)
 6   3, 35 |                              35. The gift of daughters among Brahmanas
 7   3, 54 |            sale; (in that case) the (gift) is only a token of respect
 8   3, 141|                               141. A gift (of food) by twice-born
 9   3, 178|           for such a non-sacrificial gift, for as many Brahmanas as
10   3, 179|       accepts through covetousness a gift from such (a man), he will
11   3, 211|    afterwards satisfy the manes by a gift of sacrificial food.~
12   3, 240|        burnt-oblation, at a (solemn) gift, at a dinner (given to Brahmanas),
13   4, 117|          inanimate, whatever be the (gift) at a Sraddha, let him not,
14   4, 191|              reason of a very small (gift) even a fool sinks (into
15   4, 233|                             233. The gift of the Veda surpasses all
16   4, 234|          purpose (a man) bestows any gift, for that same purpose he
17   4, 235|             respectfully receives (a gift), and he who respectfully
18   4, 236|              when he has bestowed (a gift), let him not boast of it.~
19   4, 237|     Brahmanas, and (the reward of) a gift by boasting.~
20   4, 247|        asking, and honey, likewise a gift (which consists in) a promise
21   4, 248|            sinful man, provided (the gift) had not been (asked for
22   4, 249|           disdains a (freely-offered gift), nor does the fire carry
23   7, 85 |                                85. A gift to one who is not a Brahmana (
24   7, 85 |              the ordinary (reward; a gift) to one who calls himself
25   7, 85 |       Brahmana, a double (reward); a gift to a well-read Brahmana,
26   7, 85 |    hundred-thousandfold (reward); (a gift) to one who knows the Veda
27   7, 86 |        reward will be obtained for a gift in the next world.~
28   8, 165|       mortgage or sale, a fraudulent gift or acceptance, and (any
29   8, 199|                               199. A gift or sale, made by anybody
30   8, 212|         another who asks for it, the gift shall be void, if the (money
31   8, 214|              lawful subtraction of a gift has been fully explained;
32   9, 168| affectionately give, (confirming the gift) with (a libation of) water,
33   9, 195|              property), as well as a gift subsequent and what was
34   9, 206|             was given), likewise the gift of a friend, a present received