Book, §

 1   3, 34|    impressions of former good actions, who possessed a store of
 2   6, 68|     he performed all kinds of actions in the road without conscious
 3   7, 30|       sake of purifying their actions, earnestly sprinkle water
 4   8, 11|     the consequences of their actions;~
 5   8, 54|   that peerless doer of noble actions, for such a virtuous hero
 6   9, 72|      disguise to find out the actions of him who was the supreme
 7  11, 68|       in future births; these actions are uncertain and wavering
 8  12, 23|    merit or demerit of former actions, and desire are to be known
 9  12, 28|    mind, intellect, and these actions are the same as "I," and
10  12, 31|     through his mind, speech, actions, and thoughts, O thou who
11  13, 58|     merit by a long course of actions through unnumbered aeons.~
12  13, 65|       whose flowers are moral actions and whose branches are memory
13  13, 67| appointed period of all those actions which have been performed
14  14, 5 |    life and done all kinds of actions in various lives, this world
15  14, 9 |      higher merits from their actions, compassion grew up more
16  14, 10|   under the influence of evil actions, pass into wretched worlds,-
17  14, 10|   under the influence of good actions, go forward in heaven.~
18  14, 16|      powers by their previous actions.~
19  14, 20|       see the fruits of their actions, they would vomit hot blood
20  14, 22|  Others also, through various actions arising from the spasmodic
21  14, 28|      miserable fruit of their actions in a world of the Pitris
22  14, 33|    have performed meritorious actions go to heaven; others, having
23  14, 46|    impressions left by former actions; and he next pondered, '
24  16, 20|      if there are no previous actions, how do good and evil arise
25  16, 21|   said to be the cause of our actions, who would imagine cogency
26  16, 21|      talk of the ownership of actions?~