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1   2, 161|   to the quick; let him not injure others in thought or deed;
2   4, 177|   ways), nor talk idly, nor injure others by deeds or even
3   5, 47 |         47. He who does not injure any (creature), attains
4   7, 73 |      even so foes (can) not injure a king who has taken refuge
5   7, 180| ally, no neutral or foe may injure him; that is the sum of
6   9, 316|     desirous of life, would injure them to whose support the (
7  11, 31 |    can punish those men who injure him.~