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 1   1, 112|             112. (The law of) marriage and the description of the (
 2   2, 40 | either through the Veda or by marriage.~
 3   2, 109|   pure, a person connected by marriage or friendship, one who possesses (
 4   3, 12 |             12. For the first marriage of twice-born men (wives)
 5   3, 24 |     Kshatriya, and the Asura (marriage in that) of a Vaisya and
 6   3, 42 |  avoid the blamable (forms of marriage).~
 7   3, 157| through the Veda or through a marriage,~
 8   3, 172|       female with whom such a marriage is contracted, he who gives
 9   4, 179|      relatives, connexions by marriage and maternal relatives,~
10   4, 183|      Devas, the connexions by marriage over that of the waters,
11   7, 152|    bestowing his daughters in marriage, and on keeping his sons (
12   8, 205|     He who gives (a damsel in marriage), having first openly declared
13   8, 227|       know that they (and the marriage ceremony are complete with
14   9, 4  |    gives not (his daughter in marriage) at the proper time; reprehensible
15   9, 47 |    once is) a maiden given in marriage, (and) once does (a man)
16   9, 65 |   sacred texts which refer to marriage the appointment (of widows)
17   9, 65 |       in the rules concerning marriage.~
18   9, 91 |        If, being not given in marriage, she herself seeks a husband,
19   9, 97 |   dies, she shall be given in marriage to his brother, in case
20   9, 102|      man and woman, united in marriage, constantly exert themselves,
21   9, 175|     accord contracts a second marriage and bears (a son), he is
22   9, 197|       to a (wife) on an Asura marriage or (one of the) other (blamable
23   9, 206| friend, a present received on marriage or with the honey-mixture.~
24  11, 5  |   begged money (to defray the marriage expenses, he obtains) no
25  11, 5  |      the issue (of his second marriage belongs) to the giver of