Chapter, §

 1   2, 92 |  eleventh, which by its quality belongs to both (sets); when that
 2   3, 5  |       on the mother's side, nor belongs to the same family on the
 3   3, 83 |         at (the Sraddha), which belongs to the five great sacrifices;
 4   3, 154|        the younger, and one who belongs to a company or corporation,~
 5   5, 163|   forsaking her own husband who belongs to a lower one, will become
 6   8, 31 |          31. He who says, 'This belongs to me,' must be examined
 7   8, 35 |        to treasure-trove, 'This belongs to me,' the king may take
 8   9, 32 |         male issue (of a woman) belongs to the lord, but with respect
 9   9, 42 |          any) man on that which belongs to another.~
10   9, 43 |       so the seed, sown on what belongs to another, is quickly lost (
11   9, 52 |       seed, the benefit clearly belongs to the owner of the field;
12   9, 54 |    plant sprung from that) seed belongs even to the owner of the
13   9, 119|        after an equal division, belongs) to the eldest alone.~
14   9, 173|           the child in her womb belongs to him who weds her, and
15   9, 206| Property (acquired) by learning belongs solely to him to whom (it
16  10, 47 |                   47. To Sutas (belongs) the management of horses
17  10, 57 |       man of impure origin, who belongs not to any caste, (varna,
18  11, 5  |          of his second marriage belongs) to the giver of the money.~
19  11, 37 |        to whom that (Agnihotra) belongs; hence the person who sacrifices (