Chapter, §

 1   1, 82 |          by reason of (unjust) gains (agama), Dharma is deprived
 2   2, 9  |       in the sacred tradition, gains fame in this (world) and
 3   2, 78 |     preceded by the Vyahritis, gains the (whole) merit which (
 4   2, 160|        ever perfectly guarded, gains the whole reward which is
 5   2, 233|        honouring his mother he gains this (nether) world, by
 6   3, 95 |       A twice-born householder gains, by giving alms, the same
 7   3, 142|      giver of sacrificial food gains no reward if he presented
 8   3, 164|       living creatures, he who gains his subsistence from Sudras,
 9   3, 277|       the even constellations, gains (the fulfilment of) all
10   4, 149|        again recites the Veda, gains endless bliss by the continual
11   4, 174|       unrighteousness, then he gains great good fortune, next
12   4, 200|       without being a student, gains his livelihood by (wearing)
13   4, 246|  injury (to living creatures), gains, if he constantly lives
14   5, 106|       best; for he is pure who gains wealth with clean hands,
15   5, 166| thoughts, speech, and actions, gains in this (life) highest renown,
16   6, 34 | offerings of food, an ascetic, gains bliss after death.~
17   6, 42 |      forsakes nor is forsaken, gains his end.~
18   7, 56 |      the sanctification of his gains (by pious gifts).~
19   8, 81 |     the truth in his evidence, gains (after death) the most excellent
20   8, 305|     305. Whatever (merit a man gains by) reading the Veda, by
21   9, 137|  through his son's grandson he gains the world of the sun.~
22  10, 122|  servant of a Brahmana thereby gains all his ends.~
23  10, 128|      the virtuous, the more he gains, without being censured, (
24  12, 11 |       wrath, thereby assuredly gains complete success.~