Book, §

 1   1, 49 |   even the IkshvgLkus had not fixed before him.~
 2   3, 27 |        with his gaze intently fixed on him, thus addressed his
 3   3, 40 |   charioteer, having his gaze fixed on the man:~
 4   3, 59 |       a noble, destruction is fixed to all in this world.'~
 5   5, 25 |    heard the word 'blessed he fixed his mind on the attainment
 6   6, 17 | certain, therefore is my mind fixed on liberation; how shall
 7   7, 35 | followed him with their minds fixed on the greatness of soul
 8   8, 16 |     the horse, his whole soul fixed on the horse,-overcome with
 9   8, 73 |        and having learned the fixed resolve of his son, the
10   9, 14 |      know that thy resolve is fixed upon religion, and I am
11   9, 35 |   Since parting is inevitably fixed in the course of time for
12   9, 49 |       action of the senses is fixed, and so too the agreeableness
13  12, 26 |   know," "I go," "I am firmly fixed," it is thus that "egoism"
14  12, 88 |   whose every effort was pure fixed his dwelling, bent as he
15  12, 112|       his own resolve, having fixed his mind on the attainment
16  13, 8  |                     8. Having fixed his left hand on the end
17  16, 30 |      causation, with his mind fixed on wisdom;~