Chapter, §

 1   2, 57 |               is odious among men; one ought, for these reasons, to avoid
 2   2, 237|        honouring) these three all that ought to be done by man, is accomplished;
 3   3, 135|                 Oblations to the manes ought to be carefully presented
 4   3, 193|              with what ceremonies they ought to be worshipped.~
 5   5, 108|             and water is purified what ought to be made pure, a river
 6   7, 118|          articles) which the villagers ought to furnish daily to the
 7   8, 31 |                he is) the owner, (and) ought (to receive) that property.~
 8   8, 170|               shall take anything that ought not to be taken, nor shall
 9   8, 170|           decline taking that which he ought to take, be it ever so small.~
10   8, 171|         consequence of his taking what ought not to be taken, or of his
11   8, 171|                or of his refusing what ought to be received, a king will
12   8, 180|            another, in the same manner ought the same thing to be received
13   8, 184|          restores not that gold, as be ought, to those (spies), then
14   8, 269|             panas); for speeches which ought not to be uttered, that (
15   8, 358|                woman in a place (which ought) not (to be touched) or
16   8, 359|              man who is not a Brahmana ought to suffer death for adultery (
17   9, 98 |                       98. Even a Sudra ought not to take a nuptial fee,
18   9, 110|          behaves as an eldest brother (ought to do), he (must be treated)
19   9, 242| unintentionally committed such crimes, ought to be deprived of their
20  10, 24 |               marriages with women who ought not to be married, and by
21  11, 63 |                selling goods which one ought not to sell,~
22  11, 68 |               smelling at things which ought not to be smelt at, or at
23  11, 97 |            commit some other act which ought not to be committed.~
24  11, 170|               of approaching women who ought not to be approached (agamya),
25  11, 254|                accepted presents which ought not to be accepted, or having