Chapter, §

 1   4, 33 |        A Snataka who pines with hunger, may beg wealth of a king,
 2   4, 34 |        never waste himself with hunger, nor shall he wear old or
 3   4, 67 |  animals) that are tormented by hunger or disease, or whose horns,
 4   4, 187|         though he may pine with hunger.~
 5   4, 229|        the satisfaction (of his hunger and thirst), a giver of
 6   4, 251|       must not satisfy his (own hunger) with such (presents).~
 7   6, 16 |        he may be) tormented (by hunger).~
 8   7, 133|       kingdom, must perish from hunger.~
 9   7, 134| dominions a Srotriya pines with hunger, will even, ere long, be
10   8, 67 |    madman, nor one tormented by hunger or thirst, nor one oppressed
11   8, 93 |       and shorn, tormented with hunger and thirst, and deprived
12  10, 99 |      his sons and wife (through hunger), may maintain himself by
13  10, 101|     subsistence and pines (with hunger), (but) unwilling to adopt
14  10, 105|          Agigarta, who suffered hunger, approached in order to
15  10, 106|     himself when, tormented (by hunger), he desired to eat the
16  10, 108|        when he was tormented by hunger, (to eat) the haunch of
17  10, 113|       Snatakas, are pining with hunger, or in want of (utensils
18  11, 21 |     case) a Brahmana pines with hunger through the Kshatriya's