Chapter, §

 1   3, 97 |        of the law of gifts), are lost, if the givers in their
 2   3, 180| presented) to a temple-priest is lost, and (that given) to a usurer
 3   4, 237|       reward for) austerities is lost, longevity by speaking evil
 4   7, 83 |       can take it, nor can it be lost; hence an imperishable store
 5   7, 92 |          sleeps, nor one who has lost his coat of mail, nor one
 6   8, 17 |           for everything else is lost at the same time when the
 7   8, 32 |         the place (where it was) lost, its colour, shape, and
 8   8, 33 |       one-sixth part of property lost and afterwards found, or
 9   8, 34 |                     34. Property lost and afterwards found (by
10   8, 58 |         three fortnights, he has lost his cause.~
11   8, 111|        swears an oath falsely is lost in this (world) and after
12   8, 145|      pledge nor a deposit can be lost by lapse of time; they are
13   8, 146|       for breaking in, are never lost (to the owner).~
14   8, 148|           before his eyes, it is lost to him by law; the adverse
15   8, 149|     wealth of a Srotriya are not lost in consequence of (adverse)
16   8, 159|     surety, or idly promised, or lost at play, or due for spirituous
17   8, 185|       delivering them), they are lost, but if he does not die,
18   8, 185|       does not die, they are not lost.~
19   8, 202|       but (the former owner) who lost the chattel shall receive
20   8, 205|  afflicted with leprosy, or have lost her virginity, is not liable
21   8, 226|          men to females who have lost their virginity, for such (
22   9, 43 |   belongs to another, is quickly lost (to the sower).~
23   9, 177|              177. He who, having lost his parents or being abandoned (
24   9, 209|         But if a father recovers lost ancestral property, he shall
25   9, 211|      them dies, his share is not lost (to his immediate heirs).~