Chapter, §

 1   2, 104|        even recite the Savitri near water, retiring into the
 2   2, 202|     angry, nor when a woman is near; if he is seated in a carriage
 3   2, 205|       his teacher's teacher is near, let him behave (towards
 4   3, 88 |      shall scatter (some food) near the door, and (some) in
 5   3, 89 |                            89. Near the head (of the bed) he
 6   3, 89 | offering to Sri (fortune), and near the foot (of his bed) to
 7   3, 189|         like the wind, and sit near them when they are seated.~
 8   3, 218|     the remainder of the water near the cakes, and, with fixed
 9   4, 116|         116. Let him not study near a burial-ground, nor near
10   4, 116|      near a burial-ground, nor near a village, nor in a cow-pen,
11   4, 154|      his own seat, let him sit near them with joined hands and,
12   5, 74 |        where the kinsmen live) near (the deceased); (Sapinda)
13   5, 101|    Sapinda, as (if he were) a (near) relative, or a near relative
14   5, 101|        a (near) relative, or a near relative of his mother,
15   5, 166|       the next (world) a place near her husband.~
16   6, 51 |       not (in order to beg) go near a house filled with hermits,
17   8, 185|    must never be returned to a near relative (of the depositor
18   8, 186|       accord returns them to a near relative of a deceased (
19   8, 240| mischief) in an enclosed field near a highway or near a village,
20   8, 240|        field near a highway or near a village, the herdsman
21   9, 288|      Let him place all prisons near a high-road, where the suffering
22  10, 50 |                            50. Near well-known trees and burial-grounds,