Chapter, §

 1   1, 55 |          has entered darkness, it remains for a long time united with
 2   3, 91 |            but let him throw what remains (from these offerings) in
 3   3, 116|           may afterwards eat what remains.~
 4   3, 117|         shall eat afterwards what remains.~
 5   3, 118|      ordained that the food which remains after (the performance of)
 6   3, 141|        offered to the Pisakas; it remains in this (world) alone like
 7   3, 237|          237. As long as the food remains warm, as long as they eat
 8   3, 253|           meal, of the food which remains; with the permission of
 9   3, 285|    ambrosia); but vighasa is what remains from the meal (of Brahmana
10   4, 239| companions; spiritual merit alone remains (with him).~
11   5, 24 |       substances), and so may the remains of sacrificial viands.~
12   5, 160|         of her husband constantly remains chaste, reaches heaven,
13   8, 159|        spirituous liquor, or what remains unpaid of a fine and a tax
14   8, 207|       cause to be performed (what remains) by another (priest).~
15  10, 67 |          non-Aryan father (is and remains) unlike to an Aryan.'~
16  11, 82 |                  82. He who thus (remains) always firm in his vow,