Chapter, §

 1   1, 25 |     to call these beings into existence.~
 2   1, 34 |     and (thereby) called into existence ten great sages, lords of
 3   1, 99 |       A Brahmana, coming into existence, is born as the highest
 4   2, 147|     received) a (mere animal) existence, when his parents begat
 5   4, 1  |    the second quarter (of his existence) in his house, after he
 6   5, 60 |       common) origin and the (existence of a common family)-name
 7   6, 33 | during the fourth part of his existence, after abandoning all attachment
 8   7, 100|   securing the aims of human (existence); let him, without ever
 9   9, 316|       the gods ever owe their existence, and whose wealth is the
10  11, 48 |  those committed in a former (existence).~
11  12, 88 |      continuation (of mundane existence, pravritta), and such as
12  12, 88 |       a cessation (of mundane existence, nivritta).~
13  12, 89 |       continuation of mundane existence); but acts performed without
14  12, 89 |      the cessation of mundane existence).~
15  12, 90 |     causing the cessation (of existence, nivritta) indeed, passes
16  12, 93 |   attainment of the object of existence, especially in the case