Chapter, §

 1   3, 69 |    successively expiate (the offences committed by means) of all
 2   8, 113|   the guilt) of all grievous offences (pataka).~
 3   8, 269|                     269. For offences of twice-born men against
 4   8, 354|   formerly accused of (such) offences, who secretly converses
 5   9, 241|              241. For (such) offences the middlemost amercement
 6   9, 261|     be instigated (to commit offences), and bring them into his
 7  11, 56 | accusing one's teacher, (are offences) equal to slaying a Brahmana.~
 8  11, 57 |     unfit for food, are six (offences) equal to drinking Sura.~
 9  11, 67 |     atheism, (are all) minor offences, causing loss of caste (
10  11, 71 |   firewood, or flowers, (are offences) which make impure (Malavaha).~
11  11, 72 |     of which all the several offences mentioned (can) be expiated.~
12  11, 86 |   proclaim the expiation for offences, that shall purify the (
13  11, 108|    those who committed minor offences, causing loss of caste, (
14  11, 118|      committed (other) minor offences (Upapataka), except a student
15  11, 210|    210. For the expiation of offences for which no atonement has