Chapter, §

1   4, 217|        and by those who in all matters are ruled by women, nor
2   7, 117|  twenty shall report all such (matters) to the lord of a hundred,
3   7, 177|   politic prince must arrange (matters so) that neither friends,
4   7, 216|        ministers on all these (matters), having taken exercise,
5   8, 109|         parties) dispute about matters for which no witnesses are
6   8, 110| purpose of (deciding doubtful) matters; and Vasishtha even swore
7   8, 178|    dispute with each other the matters, which are proved by witnesses
8   9, 27 |   daily life of men, (of these matters) woman is visibly the cause.~
9   9, 133|        with respect to worldly matters nor to sacred duties; for