Chapter, §

 1   1, 104|     therein), is never tainted by sins, arising from thoughts,
 2   3, 71 |             is not tainted by the sins (committed) in the five
 3   3, 92 |         are punishments of former sins, crows, and insects.~
 4   3, 191|        takes upon himself all the sins which the giver (of the
 5   4, 166|           in punishment of their) sins.~
 6   4, 181|         he will be freed from all sins, and by suppressing (all)
 7   4, 243|           to duty and effaces his sins by austerities, to the next
 8   4, 260|     manner and daily destroys his sins, will be exalted in Brahman'
 9   9, 19 |           the expiation of their (sins).~
10   9, 235|          men who committed mortal sins (mahapataka).~
11  11, 54 | purification, because those whose sins have not been expiated,
12  11, 55 |       they declare (to be) mortal sins (mahapataka).~
13  11, 108|         who have committed mortal sins (Mahapataka) may remove
14  11, 146|    penances; hear (now, how) all (sins) committed by partaking
15  11, 211|        which a man may remove his sins.~
16  11, 227|        men must be purified whose sins are known, but let him purify
17  11, 227|        let him purify those whose sins are not known by (the recitation
18  11, 246|        even that caused by mortal sins.~
19  11, 248|             248. The penances for sins (made public) have been
20  11, 248|          the penances for secret (sins).~
21  11, 253|         He who desires to expiate sins great or small, must mutter
22  11, 255|         he who has committed many sins, becomes pure, if he recites
23  11, 260|          likewise) freed from all sins causing loss of caste.~
24  11, 263|         completely freed from all sins.~
25  12, 9  |     inanimate, in consequence (of sins) committed by speech, a
26  12, 9  |         in consequence of mental (sins he is re-born in) a low
27  12, 54 |        Those who committed mortal sins (mahapataka), having passed