Chapter, §

 1   1, 15 |  products) affected by the three qualities, and, in their order, the
 2   1, 20 |      them occupies, even so many qualities it is declared to possess.~
 3   1, 107|         well as the good and bad qualities of (human) actions and the
 4   1, 117|  examination of the good and bad qualities of actions,~
 5   2, 247|         he be) endowed with good qualities, or his widow, or his Sapinda,
 6   3, 40 |            40. Endowded with the qualities of beauty and goodness,
 7   3, 149|      must carefully examine (the qualities and parentage of the guest).~
 8   3, 228|           dish), proclaiming its qualities.~
 9   3, 233|          food and (praising) its qualities.~
10   3, 236| Brahmanas shall not proclaim the qualities of the sacrificial food.~
11   3, 237|          silence, as long as the qualities of the food are not proclaimed,
12   5, 154|    elsewhere), or devoid of good qualities, (yet) a husband must be
13   6, 72 |      senses and organs), and all qualities that are not lordly by meditation.~
14   7, 71 |   distinguished by many superior qualities.~
15   7, 77 |   possesses beauty and excellent qualities.~
16   7, 86 |      according to the particular qualities of the recipient and according
17   8, 73 |      those distinguished by good qualities; on a difference between (
18   9, 22 |              22. Whatever be the qualities of the man with whom a woman
19   9, 22 |       according to the law, such qualities even she assumes, like a
20   9, 24 |     world by the respective good qualities of their husbands.~
21   9, 36 |         marked with the peculiar qualities of the seed, springs up
22   9, 89 |          a man destitute of good qualities.~
23   9, 141|          son possessing all good qualities, that same (son) shall take
24   9, 174|        equal or unequal (in good qualities), from his father and mother
25   9, 296|         of the importance of the qualities of each for the others.~
26   9, 330|          and of the good and bad qualities of fields, and he must perfectly
27  12, 24 |           tamas) to be the three qualities of the Self, with which
28  12, 25 |            25. When one of these qualities wholly predominates in a
29  12, 30 |     which arise from these three qualities, the excellent ones, the
30  12, 34 |         description of the three qualities, each in its order, as they
31  12, 39 |    obtains through each of these qualities.~
32  12, 41 |      that depends on the (three) qualities (to be again) threefold,