Chapter, §

 1   1, 60 |        Manu, spoke, pleased in his heart, to all the sages, 'Listen!'~
 2   2, 62 |          by water that reaches his heart, a Kshatriya by water reaching
 3   2, 97 |            rewards) to a man whose heart is contaminated (by sensuality).~
 4   2, 223|        permitted act) in which his heart finds pleasure.~
 5   4, 16 |        their worthlessness in) his heart.~
 6   4, 109|         must not even think in his heart (of the sacred texts).~
 7   4, 161| performance of an act gladdens his heart, let him perform it with
 8   4, 171|      righteousness, never turn his heart to unrighteousness; for
 9   4, 227|           ability, with a cheerful heart, the duty of liberality,
10   6, 46 |            truth, let him keep his heart pure.~
11   6, 79 |            the disposition (of his heart) he becomes indifferent
12   8, 86 |          waters, (the male in) the heart, the moon, the sun, the
13   8, 91 |        crimes, ever resides in thy heart.~
14   8, 92 |        Vivasvat, who dwells in thy heart, thou needest neither visit
15   9, 21 |           If a woman thinks in her heart of anything that would pain
16   9, 129|         them) with an affectionate heart.~
17  11, 230|          230. In proportion as his heart loathes his evil deed, even
18  12, 5  |          others, thinking in one's heart of what is undesirable,
19  12, 23 |            demerit, always fix his heart on (the acquisition of)
20  12, 37 |     Goodness which with his whole (heart) he desires to know, which
21  12, 118|            Self, does not give his heart to unrighteousness.~