Chapter, §

 1   3, 202|      manes) in vessels made of silver or adorned with silver,
 2   3, 202|      of silver or adorned with silver, produces endless (bliss).~
 3   4, 230| excellent mansions, a giver of silver (rupya) exquisite beauty (
 4   5, 112|        is made of stone, and a silver (vessel) not enchased.~
 5   5, 113|        the glittering gold and silver; those two, therefore, are
 6   8, 131| certain quantities of) copper, silver, and gold, which are generally
 7   8, 135|    dharana; two krishnalas (of silver), weighed together, must
 8   8, 135|      considered one mashaka of silver.~
 9   8, 136|        Sixteen of those make a silver dharana, or purana; but
10   8, 137|    Know (that) ten dharanas of silver make one satamana; four
11   8, 220|  suvarnas, and one satamana of silver.~
12   8, 321|        weight, (i.e.) of gold, silver, and so forth, and of most
13   9, 302|     ready to act the Treta (or silver age), but moving (actively)
14  11, 58 |  deposit, or men, a horse, and silver, land, diamonds and (other)
15  11, 168|         pearls, coral, copper, silver, iron, brass, or stone.~