Chapter, §

 1   1, 29 |        gentleness or ferocity, virtue or sin, truth or falsehood,
 2   1, 86 |       the Krita age the chief (virtue) is declared to be (the
 3   4, 8  | distinguished, and through his virtue to have conquered the world
 4   4, 195| covetous, displays the flag of virtue, (who is) a hypocrite, a
 5   4, 240|     enjoys (the reward of its) virtue; single (it suffers the
 6   5, 154|       154. Though destitute of virtue, or seeking pleasure (elsewhere),
 7   7, 26 |       the respective value of) virtue, pleasure, and wealth.~
 8   7, 46 |       loses his wealth and his virtue, but (he who is given) to
 9   7, 151|       with his (ministers), on virtue, pleasure, and wealth,~
10   8, 91 |     thou thinkest, O friend of virtue, with respect to thyself, "
11   9, 334|  householders, and famous (for virtue) is the highest duty of
12  11, 9  |     distress, that counterfeit virtue will first make him taste
13  11, 186|  younger brother, excelling in virtue, shall obtain the share
14  12, 20 |        soul) chiefly practises virtue and vice to a small degree,
15  12, 21 | chiefly cleaves to vice and to virtue in a small degree, it suffers,