Chapter, §

 1   2, 39 |        three (castes) who have not received the sacrament at the proper
 2   2, 147|          Let him consider that (he received) a (mere animal) existence,
 3   2, 205|         but let him, unless he has received permission from his teacher,
 4   3, 3  | performance of) his duties and has received his heritage, the Veda,
 5   3, 210|          sacred fire, after having received permission (to do so) from (
 6   3, 222|           or (the grandson) having received permission, may perform
 7   3, 245|            deceased (children) who received not the sacrament (of cremation)
 8   5, 32 |        killed (the animal), or has received it as a present from others.~
 9   5, 58 |           that before teething has received (the sacrament of) the tonsure (
10   5, 67 |           death) of those who have received the tonsure (but not the
11   7, 2  |            2. A Kshatriya, who has received according to the rule the
12   8, 78 |            naturally, that must be received on trials; (depositions)
13   8, 162|             162. If the surety had received money (from him for whom
14   8, 162|         then (the heir of him) who received it, shall pay (the debt)
15   8, 171|          refusing what ought to be received, a king will be accused
16   8, 180|         ought the same thing to be received back (by the owner); as
17   8, 195|           anything is delivered or received privately, it must be privately
18   8, 397|             397. A weaver (who has received) ten palas (of thread),
19   9, 160|          unmarried damsel, the son received with the wife, the son bought,
20   9, 173|         her, and is called (a son) received with the bride (Sahodha).~
21   9, 194|        token of love, and what was received from her brother, mother,
22   9, 206|        gift of a friend, a present received on marriage or with the
23   9, 326|            326. After a Vaisya has received the sacraments and has taken
24  10, 110|         performed for men who have received the sacraments; but the
25  11, 149|      liquor, has given it away, or received it in accordance with the