Chapter, §

 1   2, 153|   always said "child" to an ignorant man, and "father" to a teacher
 2   2, 158|    and as a gift made to an ignorant man yields no reward, even
 3   3, 97 | gods and manes, made by men ignorant (of the law of gifts), are
 4   3, 133|     As many mouthfuls as an ignorant man swallows at a sacrifice
 5   3, 136|   136. If there is a father ignorant of the sacred texts whose
 6   3, 136|    and the Angas, and a son ignorant of the sacred texts whose
 7   4, 188|                 188. But an ignorant (man) who accepts gold,
 8   4, 191|               191. Hence an ignorant (man) should be afraid of
 9   4, 194|     the bottom), even so an ignorant donor and an ignorant donee
10   4, 194|    an ignorant donor and an ignorant donee sink low.~
11   6, 83 |   That is the refuge of the ignorant, and even that (the refuse)
12   9, 317|      317. A Brahmana, be he ignorant or learned, is a great divinity,
13  12, 103| more distinguished than the ignorant, those who remember them
14  12, 113|    proclaimed by myriads of ignorant men.~