Chapter, §

 1   3, 8  |         8. Let him not marry a maiden (with) reddish (hair), nor
 2   3, 11 |        man should not marry (a maiden) who has no brother, nor
 3   3, 31 |     the bridegroom) receives a maiden, after having given as much
 4   3, 32 |       The voluntary union of a maiden and her lover one must know (
 5   3, 33 |        forcible abduction of a maiden from her home, while she
 6   8, 225|       out of malice, says of a maiden, 'She is not a maiden,'
 7   8, 225|        a maiden, 'She is not a maiden,' shall be fined one hundred (
 8   8, 227|        a certain proof (that a maiden has been made a lawful)
 9   8, 364|      who violates an unwilling maiden shall instantly suffer corporal
10   8, 364|       man who enjoys a willing maiden shall not suffer corporal
11   8, 365|                    365. From a maiden who makes advances to a (
12   8, 366|     caste) who makes love to a maiden (of) the highest (caste)
13   8, 366| punishment; he who addresses a maiden (on) equal (caste) shall
14   8, 367|        forcibly contaminates a maiden, two of his fingers shall
15   8, 368|   caste) who defiles a willing maiden shall not suffer the amputation
16   9, 47 | inheritance) made, (once is) a maiden given in marriage, (and)
17   9, 69 |      the (future) husband of a maiden dies after troth verbally
18   9, 73 |        If anybody gives away a maiden possessing blemishes without
19   9, 89 |                  89. (But) the maiden, though marriageable, should
20   9, 92 |                          92. A maiden who choses for herself,
21   9, 94 |    thirty years, shall marry a maiden of twelve who pleases him,
22   9, 97 |        fee has been paid for a maiden, the giver of the fee dies,
23   9, 118|                118. But to the maiden (sisters) the brothers shall