Chapter, §

 1   1, 32 |       own body, the Lord became half male and half female; with
 2   1, 32 |       Lord became half male and half female; with that (female)
 3   1, 67 |   division is (as follows): the half year during which the sun
 4   3, 1  |        thirty-six years, or for half that time, or for a quarter,
 5   3, 276|       276. The days of the dark half of the month, beginning
 6   3, 278|              278. As the second half of the month is preferable
 7   3, 278|         preferable to the first half, even so the afternoon is
 8   4, 95 |        during four months and a half.~
 9   4, 96 |         first day of the bright half of Magha has come, a Brahmana
10   6, 20 |        his food) in the bright (half of the month) and (increasing
11   6, 20 |     increasing it) in the dark (half); or he may eat on the last
12   8, 38 |         ground let him give one half to Brahmanas and place the (
13   8, 38 | Brahmanas and place the (other) half in his treasury.~
14   8, 39 |        39. The king obtains one half of ancient hoards and metals (
15   8, 150|       of the owner, shall remit half of his interest, as a compensation
16   8, 210|         who are entitled to one half, shall receive a moiety (
17   8, 210|       fee), the next (four) one half of that, the set entitled
18   8, 243|        the fine (shall be) only half that amount if (the fault
19   8, 296|    elephants, camels or horses, half of that.~
20   8, 325|  offender) shall forthwith lose half his feet.~
21   8, 404|        one pana, a man's (load) half a pana, an animal and a
22   9, 112|    chattels, for the middlemost half of that, but for the youngest
23   9, 117|     after him one (share) and a half, the younger ones one share
24   9, 151|        the Vaisya a share and a half, and the son of the Sudra
25  11, 217|       mouthful during the dark (half of the month) and increases (
26  11, 217|       manner) during the bright half, and bathes (daily) at the
27  11, 218|         first day of the bright half (of the month).~
28  11, 256|    beginning with) 'Indra,' for half a year; but he who has committed