Chapter, §

 1   1, 81 |        is) Truth; nor does any gain accrue to men by unrighteousness.~
 2   2, 100|     mind in subjection, he may gain all his aims, without reducing
 3   3, 129|      the manes; (thus) he will gain a rich reward, not (if he
 4   3, 138|      funeral sacrifice; he may gain his affection by (other)
 5   4, 84 |       those who subsist by the gain of prostitutes.~
 6   4, 198|    that the act is intended to gain) spiritual merit, (thus)
 7   5, 34 |      of one who slays deer for gain is not as (great) as that
 8   5, 54 |      the forest), one does not gain (so great) a reward as by
 9   6, 64 |     caused by demerit, and the gain of eternal bliss, which
10   6, 75 |  practising austerities, (men) gain that state (even) in this (
11   7, 99 |          99. Let him strive to gain what he has not yet gained;
12   7, 101|       gained, let him seek (to gain) by (his) army; what he
13   8, 141|       becomes not a sinner for gain.~
14   8, 343| according to these rules, will gain fame in this world and after
15   8, 344|     344. A king who desires to gain the throne of Indra and
16   9, 111|   apart, if (each) desires (to gain) spiritual merit; for (by
17   9, 215| together make an exertion (for gain), the father shall on no
18   9, 251|      with justice, may seek to gain countries which he has not
19  10, 127|    Sudras) who are desirous to gain merit, and know (their)
20  10, 127|       duty, commit no sin, but gain praise, if they imitate
21  12, 36 |       when (a man) desires (to gain) by an act much fame in
22  12, 38 |       Activity, (the desire to gain) spiritual merit the mark