Chapter, §

 1   2, 75 |       breath (Pranayama), he is worthy (to pronounce) the syllable
 2   2, 137|         and degree, that man is worthy of honour among them; and (
 3   3, 128|         is given to such a most worthy Brahmana yields great reward.~
 4   3, 130|  virtuous race) such a man is a worthy recipient of gifts (consisting)
 5   3, 137|      two); yet the other one is worthy of honour, because respect
 6   3, 176|     reap the reward for as many worthy guests as a man, inadmissible
 7   4, 175|         the sacred law, conduct worthy of an Aryan, and purity;
 8   4, 227| charitable works, if he finds a worthy recipient (for his gifts.)~
 9   4, 228|         without grudging; for a worthy recipient will (perhaps)
10   5, 31 |         said to be a proceeding worthy of Rakshasas.~
11   7, 20 |     inflict punishment on those worthy to be punished, the stronger
12   7, 99 |     augmented let him bestow on worthy men.~
13   7, 101|        him liberally bestow (on worthy men).~
14   7, 211|                  211. Behaviour worthy of an Aryan, knowledge of
15   8, 19 |         19. But where he who is worthy of condemnation is condemned,
16   8, 32 |          shape, and size, he is worthy of a fine equal (in value)
17   8, 303|      That king, indeed, is ever worthy of honour who ensures the
18   8, 306|     sacred law and smites those worthy of corporal punishment,
19   8, 392|         one, (though) both (he) worthy (of the honour), to a festival
20   9, 23 |    united) to Mandapala, became worthy of honour.~
21   9, 26 |         many blessings, who are worthy of worship and irradiate (
22   9, 106|       that (son), therefore, is worthy (to receive) the whole estate.~
23   9, 109|      considered) among men most worthy of honour, the eldest is
24   9, 176|       after leaving him, she is worthy to again perform with her
25   9, 184|     each next inferior (one) is worthy of the inheritance; but
26   9, 203|        them as have children is worthy of a share.~
27  10, 30 |      castes (varna, sons) more (worthy of being) excluded (than
28  10, 31 |        races (varna) still more worthy to be excluded, low men (
29  10, 69 |      Aryan by an Aryan woman is worthy of all the sacraments.~
30  10, 126|          pataka), and he is not worthy to receive the sacraments;
31  11, 7  |     years or more than that, is worthy to drink the Soma-juice.~