Chapter, §

 1   2, 50 |      his sister, or of his own maternal aunt, or of (some other)
 2   2, 130|                    130. To his maternal and paternal uncles, fathers-in-law,
 3   2, 131|                         131. A maternal aunt, the wife of a maternal
 4   2, 131|   maternal aunt, the wife of a maternal uncle, a mother-in-law,
 5   2, 132|        of (other) paternal and maternal relatives need only be embraced
 6   3, 119|         a father-in-law, and a maternal uncle, (if they come) again
 7   3, 148|       on such occasions) one's maternal grandfather, a maternal
 8   3, 148|        maternal grandfather, a maternal uncle, a sister's son, a
 9   3, 264|      respect, let him feed his maternal relatives also.~
10   4, 179|         with a teacher, with a maternal uncle, a guest and a dependant,
11   4, 179|     connexions by marriage and maternal relatives,~
12   4, 183|    world of the Apsarases, the maternal relatives over that of the
13   4, 183|     waters, the mother and the maternal uncle over the earth.~
14   5, 81 |   impure for three days; for a maternal uncle, a pupil, an officiating
15   5, 81 |       officiating priest, or a maternal relative, for one night
16   9, 104|   shares the paternal (and the maternal) estate; for, they have
17   9, 131|       the whole estate of (his maternal grandfather) who leaves
18   9, 132|      his own father and to his maternal grandfather.~
19   9, 136| husband) of equal (caste), his maternal grandfather (has) a son'
20   9, 193|     out of the estate of their maternal grandmother, on the score
21   9, 239|      off by their paternal and maternal relations, and receive neither