Chapter, §

 1   2, 69 |        must first instruct the (pupil) in (the rules of) personal
 2   2, 140|        Brahmana who initiates a pupil and teaches him the Veda
 3   2, 144|        ears with the Veda, (the pupil) shall consider as his father
 4   2, 149|                       149. (The pupil) must know that that man
 5   2, 171|      They call the teacher (the pupil's) father because he gives
 6   2, 212|                         212. (A pupil) who is full twenty years
 7   2, 218|     water, even so an obedient (pupil) obtains the knowledge which
 8   4, 33 |         he sacrifices, and of a pupil, but not of others; that
 9   4, 114|        the fourteenth (day) the pupil, the eighth and the full-moon
10   4, 126|    between (the teacher and his pupil).~
11   4, 164|      anybody) except a son or a pupil; those two he may beat in
12   5, 65 |                           65. A pupil who performs the Pitrimedha
13   5, 81 |         for a maternal uncle, a pupil, an officiating priest,
14   8, 70 |    infant, by an aged man, by a pupil, by a relative, by a slave,
15   8, 299|         wife, a son, a slave, a pupil, and a (younger) brother
16   8, 317| negligent) husband, a (sinning) pupil or sacrificer on (their
17   9, 187|        spiritual teacher or the pupil.~