Chapter, §

 1   1, 90 |          Veda), to trade, to lend money, and to cultivate land.~
 2   2, 109|         one who makes presents of money, one who is honest, and
 3   3, 163|          he who plants trees (for money),~
 4   4, 226|          and with lawfully-earned money, (procure) endless rewards.~
 5   7, 60 |        firm, well able to collect money, and well tried.~
 6   7, 75 |       well supplied with weapons, money, grain and beasts of burden,
 7   7, 82 |     studying the Veda); for that (money which is given) to Brahmanas
 8   7, 96 |      horses, elephants, parasols, money, grain, cattle, women, all
 9   7, 124|        who, evil-minded, may take money from suitors, and banish
10   8, 47 |         king) for the recovery of money from a debtor, let him make
11   8, 151|                           151. In money transactions interest paid
12   8, 155|         155. If he cannot pay the money (due as interest), he may
13   8, 156|         by a wheeled carriage for money and has agreed to a certain
14   8, 159|                          159. But money due by a surety, or idly
15   8, 162|           the surety had received money (from him for whom he stood
16   8, 162|       whom he stood bail) and had money enough (to pay), then (the
17   8, 166|           debtor be dead and (the money borrowed) was expended for
18   8, 176|         and to his (creditor) the money (due).~
19   8, 212|                       212. Should money be given (or promised) for
20   8, 212|       gift shall be void, if the (money is) afterwards not (used)
21   8, 410|          Vaisya to trade, to lend money, to cultivate the land,
22   9, 223|     things) are used (for staking money on them), that is called
23   9, 241|       from the realm, keeping his money and his chattels.~
24  10, 116|         and receiving interest on money, are the ten modes of subsistence (
25  10, 117|        nor a Kshatriya must lend (money at) interest; but at his
26  10, 117|         distress when he requires money) for sacred purposes, lend
27  11, 3  | twice-born, food and presents (of money) must be given; it is declared
28  11, 5  |        second wife, having begged money (to defray the marriage
29  11, 5  |      belongs) to the giver of the money.~