Chapter, §

 1   1, 21 | assigned their several names, actions, and conditions to all (
 2   1, 26 |       in order to distinguish actions, he separated merit from
 3   1, 41 |       to (the results of) its actions.~
 4   1, 53 |     action, desist from their actions and mind becomes inert.~
 5   1, 107|      bad qualities of (human) actions and the immemorial rule
 6   1, 117|       result of (good or bad) actions, (the manner of attaining)
 7   1, 117|     good and bad qualities of actions,~
 8   2, 2  |    and the performance of the actions, prescribed by the Veda.~
 9   5, 107|      have committed forbidden actions by liberality, secret sinners
10   5, 166|     her thoughts, speech, and actions, gains in this (life) highest
11   6, 78 |    the merit of his own) good actions to his friends and (the
12   7, 67 | countenance, the gestures and actions of the (foreign king) through
13   7, 67 |      through the gestures and actions of his confidential (advisers),
14   7, 178|    and bad sides of all past (actions).~
15   7, 179|     the consequences of past (actions), will not be conquered.~
16   9, 262|    committed by their several actions, to be proclaimed in accordance
17  11, 232|      in thoughts, speech, and actions.~
18  12, 2  |     this whole connexion with actions.'~
19  12, 53 |    and in consequence of what actions, learn the particulars of
20  12, 82 |      results, proceeding from actions, have been thus pointed
21  12, 84 |      among all these virtuous actions, (performed) here below, (
22  12, 86 |    Among those six (kinds of) actions (enumerated) above, the
23  12, 119|       embodied (spirits) with actions.~