Chapter, §

 1   1, 14 |     from the mind egoism, which possesses the function of self-consciousness (
 2   1, 93 |       the first-born, and as he possesses the Veda, he is by right
 3   1, 108|      hence a twice-born man who possesses regard for himself, should
 4   2, 109| marriage or friendship, one who possesses (mental) ability, one who
 5   2, 137|      the three (highest) castes possesses most of those five, both
 6   2, 238|                     238. He who possesses faith may receive pure learning
 7   4, 34 |         or dirty clothes, if he possesses property.~
 8   6, 74 |                      74. He who possesses the true insight (into the
 9   7, 28 |                 28. Punishment (possesses) a very bright lustre, and
10   7, 77 |        equal caste (varna), who possesses auspicious marks (on her
11   7, 77 |     family, who is charming and possesses beauty and excellent qualities.~
12   8, 264|          He who by intimidation possesses himself of a house, a tank,
13  11, 12 |        house of any Vaisya, who possesses a large number of cattle, (
14  11, 239|     austerities; for austerity (possesses a power) which it is difficult