Chapter, §

 1   1, 116|             distress and the law of penances,~
 2   5, 21 |            food he must perform the penances prescribed) specially.~
 3   9, 240|          who perform the prescribed penances, must not be branded on
 4  10, 131|            the auspicious rules for penances.~
 5  11, 46 | intentionally, by various (special) penances.~
 6  11, 54 |                                 54. Penances, therefore, must always
 7  11, 72 |        Learn (now) completely those penances, by means of which all the
 8  11, 103|                       103. By these penances a twice-born man may remove
 9  11, 103|             s wife by the following penances.~
10  11, 108|              108. By means of these penances men who have committed mortal
11  11, 108|            by the various following penances.~
12  11, 146|           removed by means of these penances; hear (now, how) all (sins)
13  11, 162|            various rules respecting penances for eating forbidden food
14  11, 162|           hear now the law of those penances which remove the guilt of
15  11, 163|             by performing Krikkhra (penances) during a whole year.~
16  11, 170|              170. By means of these penances, a twice-born man may remove
17  11, 170|          expiate by (the following) penances.~
18  11, 180|         thus declared; hear now the penances for those who have intercourse
19  11, 192|             perform three Krikkhra (penances) and afterwards initiate
20  11, 198|           guilt) by three Krikkhra (penances).~
21  11, 248|                            248. The penances for sins (made public) have
22  11, 248|             the law; learn next the penances for secret (sins).~
23  11, 259|         sanctified by three Paraka (penances), he is freed from all crimes