Chapter, §

 1   2, 230|       they the three (principal) orders, they the three Vedas, and
 2   3, 77 |          so (the members of) all orders subsist by receiving support
 3   3, 78 |         men of the three (other) orders are daily supported by the
 4   6, 86 |        constitute) four separate orders, which all spring from (
 5   6, 87 |          or) even (any of) these orders, assumed successively in
 6   6, 89 |        ocean, even so men of all orders find protection with householders~
 7   6, 90 | belonging to (any of) these four orders, the tenfold law must be
 8   7, 13 |       which favourites, nor (his orders) which inflict pain on those
 9   7, 17 |          the surety for the four orders' obedience to the law.~
10   7, 35 |        of the castes (varna) and orders, who, all according to their
11   8, 390|       concerning the duty of the orders, a king who desires his
12  12, 97 |       the three worlds, the four orders, the past, the present,
13  12, 111|     belonging to the first three orders shall constitute a (legal)