Chapter, §

 1   1, 15 |         organs which perceive the objects of sensation.~
 2   2, 88 |       wild among alluring sensual objects, like a charioteer his horses.~
 3   2, 94 |          the enjoyment of desired objects; it only grows stronger
 4   5, 111|         The wise ordain that all (objects) made of metal, gems, and
 5   5, 115|            them with water), for (objects) made of wood by planing
 6   5, 119|                   119. Skins and (objects) made of split cane must
 7   6, 33 |         all attachment to worldly objects.~
 8   6, 59 |          are attracted by sensual objects.~
 9   6, 75 |        detaching the senses (from objects of enjoyment), by the rites
10   6, 79 |        becomes indifferent to all objects, he obtains eternal happiness
11   7, 132|        leaves, pot-herbs, grass, (objects) made of cane, skins, of
12   8, 112|            falsely) to women, the objects of one's desire, at marriages,
13   8, 157|          place, the time, and the objects (carried), that (has legal
14   9, 297|        accomplishment of) certain objects, (and thus) each is declared
15  11, 165|            165. He who has stolen objects of small value from the
16  12, 18 |          by attachment to sensual objects, and which result in misery,
17  12, 28 |   embodied (souls towards sensual objects).~
18  12, 52 | consequence of attachment to (the objects of) the senses, and in consequence