Chapter, §

 1   2, 215|        senses are powerful, and master even a learned man.~
 2   7, 94 |      himself all the sin of his master, whatever (it may be);~
 3   7, 95 |      next (world), all that his master takes.~
 4   7, 167|    stops (in one place) and its master (in another) in order to
 5   8, 37 |        whole (of it); for he is master of everything.~
 6   8, 167|       behoof of the family, the master (of the house), whether (
 7   8, 233| provided he gives notice to his master at the proper place and
 8   8, 234|       die, let him carry to his master their ears, skin, tails,
 9   8, 363|      female slaves kept by one (master), and with female ascetics,
10   8, 414|       though emancipated by his master, is not released from servitude;
11   8, 417|       can have no property, his master may take his possessions.~
12  10, 32 |     adorning and attending (his master), who, (though) not a slave,