Chapter, §

 1   1, 2  |     laws of each of the (four chief) castes (varna) and of the
 2   1, 86 |      86. In the Krita age the chief (virtue) is declared to
 3   2, 18 |   immemorial) among the (four chief) castes (varna) and the
 4   2, 224|        Some declare that) the chief good consists in (the acquisition
 5   2, 224|       of) wealth alone is the chief good here (below); but the (
 6   3, 147|              147. This is the chief rule (to be followed) in
 7   3, 183|         183. Now hear by what chief of twice-born men a company
 8   3, 200|   sons and grandsons of those chief classes of manes which have
 9   7, 141|    that seat (of justice) his chief minister, (who must be)
10   7, 203| honour the (new king) and his chief servants with precious gifts.~
11   8, 210|               210. The (four) chief priests among all (the sixteen),
12   9, 67 |                      67. That chief of royal sages who formerly
13  11, 34 |    Sudra by their wealth, the chief of the twice-born by muttered
14  11, 95 |       sorts) forbidden to the chief of the twice-born.~
15  11, 163|                      163. The chief of the twice-born, having