Chapter, §

 1   2, 130|       130. To his maternal and paternal uncles, fathers-in-law,
 2   2, 131|         a mother-in-law, and a paternal aunt must be honoured like
 3   2, 132|      feet of) wives of (other) paternal and maternal relatives need
 4   3, 264|     him prepare (food) for his paternal relations and, after giving
 5   4, 179|     with learned men, with his paternal relatives, connexions by
 6   5, 72 |      after three days, and the paternal relatives become pure according
 7   5, 103|    corpse, whether (that of) a paternal kinsman or (of) a stranger,
 8   9, 104| themselves in equal shares the paternal (and the maternal) estate;
 9   9, 105|       alone may take the whole paternal estate, the others shall
10   9, 144|     above), is unworthy of the paternal estate; for he was procreated
11   9, 163|     shall be) the owner of the paternal estate; but, in order to
12   9, 164|        of the body divides the paternal estate, he shall give one-sixth
13   9, 185|   fathers, (but) sons take the paternal estate; but the father shall
14   9, 217|        the mother be dead, the paternal grandmother shall take the
15   9, 239|      must be cast off by their paternal and maternal relations,