Chapter, §

 1   4, 173|   punishment falls) not on (the offender) himself, (it falls) on
 2   7, 16 |       and the knowledge (of the offender), let him justly inflict
 3   8, 198|                    198. If the (offender) is a kinsman (of the owner),
 4   8, 322|  enacted that the hands (of the offender) shall be cut off; but in
 5   8, 323|        most precious gems, (the offender) deserves corporal (or capital)
 6   8, 325|     belonging to Brahmanas, the offender) shall forthwith lose half
 7   8, 345|         considered as the worst offender, (more wicked) than a defamer,
 8   8, 372|          Let him cause the male offender to be burnt on a red-hot
 9   8, 380|         let him banish such an (offender), leaving all his property (
10   9, 243|   tainted by that guilt (of the offender).~
11   9, 279|      capital punishment; or the offender may repair the (damage),
12  11, 69 |        be known to degrade (the offender) to a mixed caste (Samkarikarana).~
13  11, 70 | speaking a falsehood, make (the offender) unworthy to receive gifts (
14  11, 125|          Gatibhramsakara), (the offender) shall perform a Samtapana
15  11, 209|    threatening a Brahmana, (the offender) shall perform a Krikkhra,
16  11, 210|  penance after considering (the offender's) strength and the (nature
17  11, 256|                 256. A grievous offender shall mutter the seven verses (