Chapter, §

 1   1, 17 |  creatures), therefore the wise call his frame sarira, (the body.)~
 2   1, 25 |      produced, as he desired to call these beings into existence.~
 3   2, 17 |        Drishadvati, the (sages) call Brahmavarta.~
 4   2, 22 |        western oceans, the wise call Aryavarta (the country of
 5   2, 59 |                        59. They call (the part) at the root of
 6   2, 91 |  according to their order, they call organs of sense, and five
 7   2, 140|                       140. They call that Brahmana who initiates
 8   2, 171|                       171. They call the teacher (the pupil's)
 9   3, 28 |        of its performance, they call the Daiva rite.~
10   3, 53 |                        53. Some call the cow and the bull (given)
11   3, 73 |                        73. They call (these) five sacrifices
12   3, 123|                   123. The wise call the monthly funeral offering
13   3, 213|                213. They (also) call those first of twice-born
14   3, 284|                       284. They call (the manes of) fathers Vasus, (
15   4, 139|          What is) well, let him call well, or let him say 'well'
16   7, 143|      kingdom, while they loudly call (for help), and he and his
17   8, 11 |         the king sit down, they call that the court of (four-faced)
18   8, 52 |        it, the complainant must call (a witness) who was present (
19   8, 103|    heaven; such (evidence) they call the speech of the gods.~
20   8, 152|       cannot be recovered; they call that a usurious way (of
21   9, 32 |     revealed texts differ; some call the begetter (of the child
22   9, 44 |        Sages) who know the past call this earth (prithivi) even
23   9, 180|    enumerated (above), the wise call substitutes for a son, (
24  10, 14 |   enumerated in due order, they call by the name Anantaras (belonging
25  10, 34 |        inhabitants of Aryavarta call a Kaivarta.~
26  11, 20 |      offer sacrifices, the wise call the property of the gods;
27  12, 12 | corporeal) Self to action, they call the Kshetragna (the knower
28  12, 123|                       123. Some call him Agni (Fire), others