Chapter, §

 1   2, 13 |   their desires; to those who seek the knowledge of the sacred
 2   2, 24 |        24. Let twice-born men seek to dwell in those (above-mentioned
 3   3, 59 |             59. Hence men who seek (their own) welfare, should
 4   3, 104|   householders who constantly seek (to live on) the food of
 5   3, 126|        he therefore shall not seek (to entertain) a large company.~
 6   4, 2  |            2. A Brahmana must seek a means of subsistence which
 7   4, 15 |      in distress, let him not seek wealth through pursuits
 8   4, 28 |       grain and of an animal, seek to devour his vital spirits, (
 9   4, 137| failures; until death let him seek fortune, nor despair of
10   5, 37 |      that); but let him never seek to destroy an animal without
11   5, 46 |           46. He who does not seek to cause the sufferings
12   5, 149|             149. She must not seek to separate herself from
13   6, 50 |    the Sastras), let him ever seek to obtain alms.~
14   6, 83 |      protection) of those who seek (bliss in) heaven and of
15   6, 83 |       heaven and of those who seek endless (beatitude).~
16   7, 101|     not (yet) gained, let him seek (to gain) by (his) army;
17   7, 174|   enemy, then let him quickly seek refuge with a righteous,
18   9, 251|  accordance with justice, may seek to gain countries which
19   9, 323|  kingdom to his son, and then seek death in battle.~
20  10, 53 |     religious duty, shall not seek intercourse with them; their
21  10, 121|    Kshatriyas, or he may also seek to maintain himself by attending
22  11, 114|  blows violently, he must not seek to shelter himself, without (