Chapter, §

 1   1, 26 |        of opposites), such as pain and pleasure.~
 2   1, 49 |       experience pleasure and pain.~
 3   2, 159|   welfare without giving them pain, and sweet and gentle speech
 4   2, 161|       him not, even though in pain, (speak words) cutting (
 5   2, 227|        227. That trouble (and pain) which the parents undergo
 6   4, 2  | causes no, or at least little pain (to others), and live (by
 7   4, 160|     depends on others (gives) pain, everything that depends
 8   4, 160|    definition of pleasure and pain.~
 9   4, 167|       death exceedingly great pain.~
10   4, 176|   lawful acts which may cause pain in the future or are offensive
11   4, 238|                238. Giving no pain to any creature, let him
12   6, 64 |      64. On the infliction of pain on embodied (spirits), which
13   6, 68 |       and by night, even with pain to his body, walk, carefully
14   6, 76 |       of disease, harassed by pain, gloomy with passion, and
15   7, 13 |     his orders) which inflict pain on those in disfavour.~
16   8, 286|       in order to (give them) pain, (the judge) shall inflict
17   8, 286|   proportion to the amount of pain (caused).~
18   8, 313|        being abused by men in pain, pardons (them), will in
19   9, 21 |  heart of anything that would pain her husband, the (above-mentioned
20   9, 248|       who intentionally gives pain to Brahmanas, various (kinds
21  10, 129|    has acquired wealth, gives pain to Brahmanas.~
22  11, 68 |                    68. Giving pain to a Brahmana (by a blow),
23  12, 13 |  sensible of all pleasure and pain in (successive) births.~
24  12, 28 |        28. What is mixed with pain and does not give satisfaction
25  12, 74 |    small understanding suffer pain here (below) in various
26  12, 76 |    And various torments, the (pain of) being devoured by ravens
27  12, 78 |                      78. The (pain of) repeatedly lying in
28  12, 79 |       and dear ones, and the (pain of) dwelling together with