Chapter, §

 1   2, 87 |           is declared (to be) a (true) Brahmana.~
 2   2, 96 |        by a constant (pursuit of true) knowledge.~
 3   3, 96 |         a Brahmana who knows the true meaning of the Veda, even (
 4   3, 255|      distinguished Brahmanas are true riches at all funeral sacrifices.~
 5   4, 92 |    arising therefrom, and of the true meaning of the Veda.~
 6   4, 138|         138. Let him say what is true, let him say what is pleasing,
 7   5, 42 |  twice-born man who, knowing the true meaning of the Veda, slays
 8   5, 109|   austerities, the intellect by (true) knowledge.~
 9   6, 74 |         74. He who possesses the true insight (into the nature
10   8, 61 |      those (witnesses) must give true (evidence).~
11   8, 73 |        the king shall accept (as true) the evidence of the) majority;
12   8, 82 |         let (men therefore) give true evidence.~
13   8, 87 |       north or the east, to give true evidence in the presence
14   8, 229|   declare in accordance with the true law (the rules concerning)
15   8, 274|      even in accordance with the true facts (contemptuously) calls
16   9, 19 |        to (make) fully known the true disposition (of women);
17  12, 10 |        10. That man is called a (true) tridandin in whose mind
18  12, 83 | austerities, (the acquisition of true) knowledge, the subjugation
19  12, 89 |         by (the acquisition) of (true) knowledge, are declared
20  12, 102|      order (a man) who knows the true meaning of the Veda-science