Chapter, §

 1   1, 25 |                     25. Austerity, speech, pleasure, desire, and anger,
 2   2, 90 |           feet, and the (organ of) speech, named as the tenth.~
 3   2, 159|         pain, and sweet and gentle speech must be used by (a teacher)
 4   2, 160|           160. He, forsooth, whose speech and thoughts are pure and
 5   2, 192|          Controlling his body, his speech, his organs (of sense),
 6   2, 199|            him not mimic his gait, speech, and deportment.~
 7   4, 18 |        earth), bringing his dress, speech, and thoughts to a conformity
 8   4, 23 |            the) sacrifice in their speech and their breath yields
 9   4, 23 |        offer their breath in their speech, and their speech in their
10   4, 23 |            their speech, and their speech in their breath.~
11   4, 49 |          the like, restraining his speech, (keeping himself) pure,
12   4, 175|       sacred law; let him keep his speech, his arms, and his belly
13   4, 256|        their nature) determined by speech; speech is their root, and
14   4, 256|      nature) determined by speech; speech is their root, and from
15   4, 256|            is their root, and from speech they proceed; but he who
16   4, 256|          dishonest with respect to speech, is dishonest in everything.~
17   5, 166|         who controls her thoughts, speech, and actions, gains in this (
18   6, 46 |             a cloth, let him utter speech purified by truth, let him
19   6, 48 |      cursed, and let him not utter speech, devoid of truth, scattered
20   8, 26 |            gait, the gestures, the speech, and the changes in the
21   8, 90 |       share of the dogs, if in thy speech thou departest from the
22   8, 103|            evidence) they call the speech of the gods.~
23   8, 105|           sacred to the goddess of speech, (thus) performing the best
24   8, 391|       first soothe them by gentle (speech) and afterwards teach them
25   9, 29 |          controlling her thoughts, speech, and acts, violates not
26   9, 335|         his betters, gentle in his speech, and free from pride, and
27  11, 33 |           Atharvan and by Angiras; speech, indeed, is the weapon of
28  11, 232|        always be good in thoughts, speech, and actions.~
29  12, 3  |        springs from the mind, from speech, and from the body, produces
30  12, 8  |          of) a verbal (act) in his speech, (that of) a bodily (act)
31  12, 9  | consequence (of sins) committed by speech, a bird, or a beast, and
32  12, 10 |        three, the control over his speech (vagdanda), the control
33  12, 121|        Fire) as identical with his speech, on Mitra as identical with