Chapter, §

 1   1, 7  |        is inconceivable, shone forth of his own (will).~
 2   1, 14 | himself (atmanah) he also drew forth the mind, which is both
 3   1, 23 |      wind, and the sun he drew forth the threefold eternal Veda,
 4   2, 10 |       two the sacred law shone forth.~
 5   2, 43 |         If Munga grass (and so forth) be not procurable, (the
 6   2, 142|       conception-rite), and so forth, and gives food (to the
 7   3, 113|        personal friends and so forth, who have come to his house
 8   3, 144|  qualified (by learning and so forth); for sacrificial food,
 9   3, 170|         by a Parivettri and so forth, and by other men not admissible
10   3, 263|     263. (Thus) she will bring forth a son who will be long-lived,
11   4, 44 |    uncovered herself or brings forth (a child).~
12   5, 44 |       for the sacred law shone forth from the Veda.~
13   6, 4  |         sacrifices), he may go forth from the village into the
14   7, 106|       like a lion, let him put forth his strength; like a wolf,
15   8, 31 |     the articles found) and so forth, (he is) the owner, (and)
16   8, 163|  disordered (by disease and so forth), or wholly dependent, by
17   8, 321|        of gold, silver, and so forth, and of most excellent clothes.~
18   9, 9  |        the son whom she brings forth; let him therefore carefully
19   9, 38 |        even in one field, come forth (each) according to its
20   9, 40 |       of) that kind even comes forth.~
21   9, 257|     robbers in forests, and so forth.~
22   9, 317|      the fire, whether carried forth (for the performance of
23   9, 317| burnt-oblation) or not carried forth, is a great divinity.~
24  11, 64 |       means of) roots, (and so forth),~
25  12, 15 |      body innumerable forms go forth, which constantly impel