Chapter, §

 1   2, 118|        and sells all (sorts of goods).~
 2   2, 155|     wealth in grain (and other goods), but that of Sudras alone
 3   7, 96 |      all sorts of (marketable) goods and valueless metals belong
 4   7, 127|        charges of securing the goods, let the king make the traders
 5   8, 156|       made a contract to carry goods by a wheeled carriage for
 6   8, 288|        288. He who damages the goods of another, be it intentionally
 7   8, 399|       who out of greed exports goods of which the king has a
 8   8, 400|  statement in enumerating (his goods), shall be fined eight times (
 9   8, 401|     and sale of all marketable goods, having (duly) considered
10   8, 405| according to the value (of the goods), empty vessels and men
11   8, 417|      may confidently seize the goods of (his) Sudra (slave);
12   9, 114|                 114. Among the goods of every kind the eldest
13   9, 270|  unless taken) with the stolen goods (in his possession); him
14   9, 270|      is taken) with the stolen goods and the implements (of burglary),
15   9, 274|   shall be banished with their goods and chattels.~
16   9, 278|        and receivers of stolen goods, the ruler shall punish
17   9, 332|     with the manner of keeping goods, and (the rules of) purchase
18  10, 63 |  unlawfully appropriating (the goods of others), purity, and
19  11, 63 |      paid teacher, and selling goods which one ought not to sell,~