Chapter, §

 1   2, 57 |     ought, for these reasons, to avoid it carefully.~
 2   2, 185|    remaining silent; but let him avoid Abhisastas (those accused
 3   3, 6  |          wife, let him carefully avoid the ten following families,
 4   3, 42 | offspring); one should therefore avoid the blamable (forms of marriage).~
 5   4, 6  |  Svavritti; therefore one should avoid it.~
 6   4, 17 |                      17. Let him avoid all (means of acquiring)
 7   4, 31 |          and manes, but one must avoid those who are different.~
 8   4, 83 |                      83. Let him avoid (in anger) to lay hold of (
 9   4, 101|       Let him who studies always avoid (reading) on the following
10   4, 114|          Veda; let him therefore avoid (reading on) those (days).~
11   4, 144|    without a reason, and he must avoid (to touch) the hair on the
12   4, 159|           159. Let him carefully avoid all undertakings (the success
13   4, 161|      with diligence; but let him avoid the opposite.~
14   4, 163|                     163. Let him avoid atheism, cavilling at the
15   4, 176|                     176. Let him avoid (the acquisition of) wealth
16   4, 206|          gods; let him therefore avoid it.~
17   5, 6  |          6. One should carefully avoid red exudations from trees
18   5, 11 |                      11. Let him avoid all carnivorous birds and
19   5, 15 |         flesh; let him therefore avoid fish.~
20   6, 14 |                      14. Let him avoid honey, flesh, and mushrooms
21   7, 199|     uncertain; let him therefore avoid an engagement.~
22   9, 163|         estate; but, in order to avoid harshness, let him allow
23  10, 83 |     subsistence, shall carefully avoid (the pursuit of) agriculture, (
24  10, 86 |                      86. He must avoid (selling) condiments of