Chapter, §

 1   2, 246|                  246. (Viz.) a field, gold, a cow, a horse, a
 2   8, 239|         239. (The owner of the field) shall make there a hedge
 3   8, 240|       mischief) in an enclosed field near a highway or near a
 4   8, 240| herdsman, (the watchman in the field) shall drive away.~
 5   8, 241|       good to the owner of the field; that is the settled rule.~
 6   8, 264|         a tank, a garden, or a field, shall be fined five hundred (
 7   8, 341|       esculent) roots from the field of another man.~
 8   9, 36 |      kind on seed is sown in a field, prepared in due season, (
 9   9, 38 |       in the land, even in one field, come forth (each) according
10   9, 44 |      of Prithu; they declare a field to belong to him who cleared
11   9, 49 |        having no property in a field, but possessing seed-corn,
12   9, 52 |       between the owner of the field and the owner of the seed,
13   9, 52 |    belongs to the owner of the field; the receptacle is more
14   9, 53 |       by a special contract (a field) is made over (to another)
15   9, 54 |        or wind into somebody's field and germinates (there),
16   9, 54 |       even to the owner of the field, the owner of the seed does
17   9, 150|     The (slave) who tills (the field), the bull kept for impregnating
18  10, 70 |      important, and others the field; again others (assert that)
19  10, 70 |  assert that) the seed and the field (are equally important);
20  10, 71 |    perishes in it; a (fertile) field also, in which no (good)
21  10, 112|       ears or grains from (the field of) any (man); gleaning
22  10, 114|      acceptance on an untilled field is less blamable than (that
23  11, 17 |     threshing-floor, or from a field, or out of the house, or
24  11, 115|      own or another's house or field or on the threshing-floor,
25  11, 164|    wrongfully appropriating) a field, a house, or the water of
26  12, 12 |  Kshetragna (the knower of the field); but him who does the acts,