Chapter, §

 1   4, 144|        to touch) the hair on the secret (parts).~
 2   5, 107| forbidden actions by liberality, secret sinners by muttering (sacred
 3   7, 148|             148. That king whose secret plans other people, (though)
 4   7, 150|        particularly women betray secret council; for that reason
 5   7, 223|         doings of those who make secret reports and of his spies.~
 6   7, 224|        224. But going to another secret apartment and dismissing
 7   9, 226|        If such (persons who are) secret thieves, dwell in the realm
 8  11, 248|      learn next the penances for secret (sins).~
 9  11, 263|      Sama-veda together with the secret (texts, the Upanishads),
10  11, 266|          Veda which must be kept secret; he who knows that, (is
11  12, 107|       fully described; (now) the secret portion of these Institutes,
12  12, 117|        this whole most excellent secret of the sacred law.~