Chapter, §

 1   1, 88 |     giving and accepting (of alms).~
 2   1, 101|       bestows but his own in alms; other mortals subsist through
 3   2, 48 |      the student) should beg alms according to the prescribed
 4   2, 188|  shall constantly subsist on alms, (but) not eat the food
 5   3, 94 |  according to the rule, give alms to an ascetic (and) to a
 6   3, 95 | householder gains, by giving alms, the same reward for his
 7   3, 96 |    small portion of food as) alms, or a pot full of water,
 8   4, 248| Pragapati) has declared that alms freely offered and brought (
 9   6, 7  |    food as he eats, and give alms according to his ability;
10   6, 7  |   come to his hermitage with alms consisting of water, roots,
11   6, 27 |    ascetics, let him receive alms, (barely sufficient) to
12   6, 34 | becomes, tired with (giving) alms and offerings of food, an
13   6, 50 |      him ever seek to obtain alms.~
14   6, 55 |  obtain a large quantity (of alms); for an ascetic who eagerly
15   6, 55 |    ascetic who eagerly seeks alms, attaches himself also to
16  10, 116|   contentment (with little), alms, and receiving interest
17  11, 73 |  twelve years, subsisting on alms and making the skull of
18  11, 124|   meal that consists) of the alms obtained there and bathing
19  11, 179|      years, by subsisting on alms and daily muttering (sacred
20  11, 258|     hymns) and subsisting on alms.~