Chapter, §

1   4, 108|  the sound of) weeping (is heard), and in a crowd of men
2   4, 115| the grunting of camels (is heard), nor while (he is seated)
3   4, 123|   the Saman (melodies) are heard; (let him stop all Veda-study
4   5, 1  |       1. The sages, having heard the duties of a Snataka
5   8, 74 |  has actually been seen or heard, is admissible; a witness
6   8, 75 |    but what he has seen or heard, falls after death headlong
7   8, 76 |  it (exactly) as he saw or heard it.~
8   8, 101|  everything as (thou hast) heard or seen (it).'~
9   9, 100|  100. Nor, indeed, have we heard, even in former creations,