Chapter, §

 1   1, 25 |          25. Austerity, speech, pleasure, desire, and anger, this
 2   1, 26 |    opposites), such as pain and pleasure.~
 3   1, 49 |    consciousness and experience pleasure and pain.~
 4   2, 12 |     virtuous men, and one's own pleasure, they declare to be visibly
 5   2, 93 |       of his organs (to sensual pleasure) a man doubtlessly will
 6   2, 95 |         the renunciation of all pleasure is far better than the attainment
 7   2, 189|                     189. At his pleasure he may eat, when invited,
 8   2, 216|                 216. But at his pleasure a young student may prostrate
 9   2, 223|        in which his heart finds pleasure.~
10   2, 246|     vegetables, (and thus) give pleasure to his teacher.~
11   4, 160|      depends on oneself (gives) pleasure; know that this is the short
12   4, 160|         the short definition of pleasure and pain.~
13   5, 45 |        a wish to (give) himself pleasure, never finds happiness,
14   5, 154| destitute of virtue, or seeking pleasure (elsewhere), or devoid of
15   5, 157|                     157. At her pleasure let her emaciate her body
16   6, 26 |       procure) things that give pleasure, chaste, sleeping on the
17   7, 26 |    respective value of) virtue, pleasure, and wealth.~
18   7, 45 |          springing from love of pleasure, and the eight, proceeding
19   7, 46 |    vices springing from love of pleasure, loses his wealth and his
20   7, 47 |          springing from love of pleasure.~
21   7, 50 |       that springs from love of pleasure.~
22   7, 151|          ministers), on virtue, pleasure, and wealth,~
23   7, 191|    fight in close order, at his pleasure let him extend a large number
24   7, 204|       distribution which causes pleasure, are both recommendable, (
25   8, 20 |  uncertain), may, at the king's pleasure, interpret the law to him,
26   9, 76 |        years), if (he went) for pleasure three years.~
27  10, 90 | subsists by agriculture, may at pleasure sell unmixed sesamum grains
28  10, 117|        at) interest; but at his pleasure (either of them) may, in
29  11, 13 |     sacrificer) may take at his pleasure two or three (articles required
30  11, 79 |      the root of a tree, taking pleasure in doing good to cows and
31  12, 13 |         becomes sensible of all pleasure and pain in (successive)