Chapter, §

 1   1, 42 |     whatever act is stated (to belong) to (each of) those creatures
 2   1, 61 |       very powerful Manus, who belong to the race of this Manu,
 3   2, 210|      wives of the teacher, who belong to the same caste, must
 4   2, 210|     the teacher; but those who belong to a different caste, must
 5   3, 280|     the (night) is declared to belong to the Rakshasas, nor in
 6   5, 162|         on another man's wife (belong to the begetter), nor is
 7   7, 96 |     goods and valueless metals belong to him who takes them (singly)
 8   8, 416| acquired) for him to whom they belong.~
 9   9, 44 |        they declare a field to belong to him who cleared away
10   9, 50 | another man's cows, they would belong to the owner of the cows;
11   9, 123|     the next best bulls (shall belong) to those (who are) inferior
12   9, 145|      that seed and the produce belong, according to the law, to
13   9, 170|        Gudhotpanna), and shall belong to him of whose wife he
14   9, 172|       of an unmarried girl (to belong) to him who weds her (afterwards).~
15   9, 181|   being begotten by strangers, belong (in reality) to him from
16   9, 187|       Sapinda the estate shall belong; afterwards a Sakulya shall
17   9, 196|     the Pragapatya rite (shall belong) to her husband alone, if
18   9, 204|         a share of that (shall belong) to his younger (brothers),
19  12, 44 |         Rakshasas and Pisakas (belong to) the highest (rank of)
20  12, 47 |       likewise the Apsarases, (belong all to) the highest (rank