Chapter, §

 1   4, 133|       friend of an enemy, to a wicked man, to a thief, or to the
 2   4, 171|      overthrow of unrighteous, wicked men.~
 3   4, 197|    fall in consequence of that wicked mode of acting into (the
 4   8, 85 |                       85. 'The wicked, indeed, say in their hearts, "
 5   8, 100|        stones (to be) equally (wicked) as a lie concerning land.~
 6   8, 310|     him carefully restrain the wicked by three methods,- by imprisonment
 7   8, 311|      311. For by punishing the wicked and by favouring the virtuous,
 8   8, 345|      the worst offender, (more wicked) than a defamer, than a
 9   9, 13 |      liquor), associating with wicked people, separation from
10   9, 308|     even so let him punish the wicked; that is his office in which
11   9, 310| brilliant energy, and destroys wicked vassals, then his character
12  10, 21 |    Brahmana (caste) spring the wicked Bhriggakantaka, the Avantya,
13  10, 35 |       clothes of the dead, are wicked, and eat reprehensible food.~
14  11, 19 |        takes property from the wicked and bestows it on the virtuous,
15  11, 48 |                       48. Some wicked men suffer a change of their (
16  11, 195|      accepting presents from a wicked man.~
17  12, 7  |      to be the three kinds of (wicked) bodily action.~
18  12, 16 |   after death (in the case) of wicked men.~
19  12, 79 |     dwelling together with the wicked, (labour in) gaining wealth