Chapter, §

 1   1, 56 |         enters into vegetable or animal seed, it then assumes, united (
 2   2, 147|       that (he received) a (mere animal) existence, when his parents
 3   4, 26 |  sacrifices, at the solstices an animal (sacrifice), at the end
 4   4, 28 | offerings of new grain and of an animal, seek to devour his vital
 5   4, 117|                    117. Be it an animal or a thing inanimate, whatever
 6   4, 130|      teacher, of a reddish-brown animal, or of one who has been
 7   4, 200|          again in the womb of an animal.~
 8   5, 8  |        of a cow (or other female animal) within ten days after her
 9   5, 15 |       who eats the flesh of any (animal) is called the eater of
10   5, 32 |          himself has killed (the animal), or has received it as
11   5, 35 |           becomes after death an animal during twenty-one existences.~
12   5, 37 |         for meat) he may make an animal of clarified butter or one
13   5, 37 |         never seek to destroy an animal without a (lawful) reason.~
14   5, 41 |     these occasions only, may an animal be slain; that (rule) Manu
15   5, 42 |    meaning of the Veda, slays an animal for these purposes, causes
16   5, 42 |      causes both himself and the animal to enter a most blessed
17   5, 51 |     permits (the slaughter of an animal), he who cuts it up, he
18   5, 51 |          as) the slayers (of the animal).~
19   5, 99 |        Kshatriya by touching the animal on which he rides, and his
20   5, 131|   declared that the flesh (of an animal) killed by dogs is pure,
21   8, 113|  Kshatriya by his chariot or the animal he rides on and by his weapons,
22   8, 233|                 233. But for (an animal) stolen by thieves, though
23   8, 235|          be responsible for any (animal) which a wolf may attack
24   8, 404|         s (load) half a pana, an animal and a woman one quarter
25   9, 115|           consisting of the best animal) among ten; some trifle
26  11, 27 |           In case the prescribed animal and Soma-sacrifices cannot
27  11, 169|           cotton, silk, wool, an animal with cloven hoofs, or one
28  11, 200|    donkey, by a tame carnivorous animal, by a man, a horse, a camel,
29  12, 63 |        for stealing oil a winged animal (of the kind called) Tailapaka,
30  12, 68 |   offered, inevitably becomes an animal.~