Chapter, §

 1   2, 155|       sacred) knowledge, that of Kshatriyas from valour, that of Vaisyas
 2   3, 26 |                          26. For Kshatriyas those before-mentioned two
 3   3, 197|          Havirbhugs those of the Kshatriyas, the Agyapas those of the
 4   5, 23 |         offered by Brahmanas and Kshatriyas.~
 5   5, 98 |      according to the law of the Kshatriyas, a (Srauta) sacrifice is
 6   7, 87 |          remembering the duty of Kshatriyas.~
 7   8, 62 |         of the country, be they) Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, or Sudras, are
 8   9, 320|                    320. When the Kshatriyas become in any way overbearing
 9   9, 320|      duly restrain them; for the Kshatriyas sprang from the Brahmanas.~
10   9, 321|          Fire sprang from water, Kshatriyas from Brahmanas, iron from
11   9, 322|                             322. Kshatriyas prosper not without Brahmanas,
12   9, 322|    Brahmanas prosper not without Kshatriyas; Brahmanas and Kshatriyas,
13   9, 322|        Kshatriyas; Brahmanas and Kshatriyas, being closely united, prosper
14  10, 43 |          the following tribes of Kshatriyas have gradually sunk in this
15  10, 79 |     throwing (is prescribed) for Kshatriyas as a means of subsistence;
16  10, 81 |         to the law applicable to Kshatriyas; for the latter is next
17  10, 121|         livelihood, he may serve Kshatriyas, or he may also seek to
18  11, 14 |      though they be Brahmanas or Kshatriyas);~
19  11, 67 |       women, Sudras, Vaisyas, or Kshatriyas, and atheism, (are all)
20  11, 83 | Brahnanas), and the gods of men (Kshatriyas), bathes (with the priests)
21  12, 46 |                    46. Kings and Kshatriyas, the domestic priests of