Chapter, §

 1   2, 55 |       always worshipped, gives strength and manly vigour; but eaten
 2   2, 121|         knowledge, fame, (and) strength.~
 3   2, 181| involuntarily wasted his manly strength during sleep, must bathe,
 4   2, 181|   which begins), 'Again let my strength return to me.'~
 5   4, 41 |        wisdom, the energy, the strength, the sight, and the vitality
 6   4, 42 | condition, his wisdom, energy, strength, sight, and vitality will
 7   4, 219|       a washerman his (bodily) strength; the food of a multitude
 8   5, 63 |        a man, having spent his strength, is purified merely by bathing;
 9   7, 16 |    place (of the offence), the strength and the knowledge (of the
10   7, 87 |        foes), be they equal in strength, or stronger, or weaker,
11   7, 106|    lion, let him put forth his strength; like a wolf, let him snatch (
12   7, 208|      king grows not so much in strength as by obtaining a firm friend, (
13   8, 115|       be held innocent on (the strength of) his oath.~
14   9, 18 |   women (who are) destitute of strength and destitute of (the knowledge
15   9, 50 |        the bull have spent his strength.~
16   9, 79 |         one destitute of manly strength, or one afflicted with such
17   9, 255|       secure, protected by the strength of his arm, it will constantly
18   9, 262|        them according to their strength and their crimes.~
19   9, 268|         showing them) feats of strength, the (spies) must make them
20   9, 298|        his own and his enemy's strength;~
21  11, 34 |       have befallen him by the strength of his arms, a Vaisya and
22  11, 210|   considering (the offender's) strength and the (nature of the)
23  12, 101|      As a fire that has gained strength consumes even trees full
24  12, 121|      Hara as the same with his strength, on Agni (Fire) as identical