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  1   1, 78 |  modifying itself, (is produced) water, possessing the quality
  2   1, 78 |       the quality of taste, from water earth which has the quality
  3   2, 51 |      purified himself by sipping water.~
  4   2, 53 |        duly cleanse himself with water and sprinkle the cavities (
  5   2, 58 |        Let a Brahmana always sip water out of the part of the hand (
  6   2, 60 |            60. Let him first sip water thrice; next twice wipe
  7   2, 60 |          and, lastly, touch with water the cavities (of the head), (
  8   2, 61 |         the rite of sipping with water neither hot nor frothy,
  9   2, 62 |          Brahmana is purified by water that reaches his heart,
 10   2, 62 |        his heart, a Kshatriya by water reaching his throat, a Vaisya
 11   2, 62 |          his throat, a Vaisya by water taken into his mouth, (and)
 12   2, 62 |          mouth, (and) a Sudra by water touched with the extremity (
 13   2, 64 |     water-pot he must throw into water, when they have been damaged,
 14   2, 70 | instruction, after he has sipped water in accordance with the Institutes (
 15   2, 99 |       away from him, even as the water (flows) through the one (
 16   2, 104|          recite the Savitri near water, retiring into the forest,
 17   2, 176|          must offer libations of water to the gods, sages and manes,
 18   2, 182|          him fetch a pot full of water, flowers, cowdung, earth,
 19   2, 218|         into the ground) obtains water, even so an obedient (pupil)
 20   2, 222|         222. Purified by sipping water, he shall daily worship
 21   3, 35 |     preceded) by (a libation of) water; but in the case of other
 22   3, 70 |       Brahman, the (offerings of water and food called) Tarpana
 23   3, 82 |     sacrifice with food, or with water, or also with milk, roots,
 24   3, 88 |          the door, and (some) in water, saying, '(Adoration to
 25   3, 96 |           alms, or a pot full of water, having garnished (the food
 26   3, 99 |       his own accord) a seat and water, as well as food, garnished (
 27   3, 101|       Grass, room (for resting), water, and fourthly a kind word;
 28   3, 179|        vessel of unburnt clay in water.~
 29   3, 202|                        202. Even water offered with faith (to the
 30   3, 210|         Having presented to them water, sesamum grains, and blades
 31   3, 214|          south, let him sprinkle water with his right hand on the
 32   3, 215|     poured out the libations of) water.~
 33   3, 217|        217. Having (next) sipped water, turned round (towards the
 34   3, 218|         out the remainder of the water near the cakes, and, with
 35   3, 223|               223. Having poured water mixed with sesamum, in which
 36   3, 244|     together, sprinkle them with water and put them, scattering
 37   3, 251|        his guests), let him give water for sipping to them who
 38   3, 251|           after they have sipped water, (with the words) 'Rest
 39   3, 260|          let him throw them into water.~
 40   3, 261|     throw them into fire or into water.~
 41   3, 264|      washed his hands and sipped water, let him prepare (food)
 42   3, 267|       rice, barley, masha beans, water, roots, and fruits, which
 43   3, 283|         satisfies the manes with water, he obtains thereby the
 44   4, 29 |      with a seat, food, a couch, water, or roots and fruits.~
 45   4, 36 |         of bamboo, a pot full of water, a sacred string, a bundle
 46   4, 37 |         eclipsed or reflected in water, or stands in the middle
 47   4, 38 |         look at his own image in water; that is a settled rule.~
 48   4, 46 |         Nor on ploughed land, in water, on an altar of bricks,
 49   4, 48 |     towards a Brahmana, the sun, water, or cows.~
 50   4, 52 |      fire, the sun, the moon, in water, against a Brahmana, a cow,
 51   4, 56 |         urine or faeces into the water, nor saliva, nor (clothes)
 52   4, 63 |       purpose; let him not drink water out of his joined palms;
 53   4, 109|                          109. In water, during the middle part
 54   4, 132|       for cleansing the body, on water used for a bath, on urine
 55   4, 143|    always sprinkle with his hand water on the organs of sensation,
 56   4, 151|         far (let him remove) the water used for washing his feet,
 57   4, 151|         remnants of food and the water from his bath.~
 58   4, 190|      stone (is submerged) in the water.~
 59   4, 192|        law should not offer even water to a Brahmana who acts like
 60   4, 194|          who (attempts to) cross water in a boat of stone sinks (
 61   4, 212|           prematurely (and) sips water, nor that (given by a woman)
 62   4, 229|                  229. A giver of water obtains the satisfaction (
 63   4, 233|       surpasses all other gifts, water, food, cows, land, clothes,
 64   4, 247|     accept from any (man), fuel, water, roots, fruit, food offered
 65   4, 250|     house, Kusa grass, perfumes, water, flowers, jewels, sour milk,
 66   5, 7  |          not been sprinkled with water while sacred texts were
 67   5, 27 |          has been sprinkled with water, while Mantras were recited,
 68   5, 64 |      those who give libations of water, after three days.~
 69   5, 69 |        fire, and no libations of water shall be offered to it;
 70   5, 70 |      performed, (the offering of water is) optional.~
 71   5, 86 |      purified himself by sipping water shall, on seeing any impure (
 72   5, 87 |        free from fat, by sipping water and by touching (afterwards)
 73   5, 88 |          but when he has offered water after its completion, he
 74   5, 89 |                 89. Libations of water shall not be offered to
 75   5, 96 |          the Lords of wealth and water (Kubera and Varuna), and
 76   5, 99 |         becomes pure by touching water, a Kshatriya by touching
 77   5, 105|          of) the internal organ, water, smearing (with cowdung),
 78   5, 106|  purifies himself with earth and water.~
 79   5, 108|                108. By earth and water is purified what ought to
 80   5, 109|          The body is cleansed by water, the internal organ is purified
 81   5, 111|  cleansed with ashes, earth, and water.~
 82   5, 112|        stains, becomes pure with water alone, likewise what is
 83   5, 112|     likewise what is produced in water (as shells and coral), what
 84   5, 113|           113. From the union of water and fire arose the glittering
 85   5, 114|  alkaline (substances), acids or water.~
 86   5, 115|         by sprinkling (them with water), for (objects) made of
 87   5, 116|   afterwards) rinsing (them with water).~
 88   5, 117|         must be cleaned with hot water, likewise (the wooden sword,
 89   5, 118|         is to sprinkle them with water; but the purification of
 90   5, 121|       mixture of cow's urine and water.~
 91   5, 122|         by being sprinkled (with water), a house by sweeping and
 92   5, 126|           so long must earth and water be applied in cleansing (
 93   5, 127|        what has been washed with water, and what has been commended (
 94   5, 128|                             128. Water, sufficient (in quantity)
 95   5, 133|             133. Flies, drops of water, a shadow, a cow, a horse,
 96   5, 134|    faeces are ejected, earth and water must be used, as they may
 97   5, 138|           let him, after sipping water, sprinkle the cavities,
 98   5, 139|          bodily purity first sip water three times, and then twice
 99   5, 141|                   141. Drops (of water) from the mouth which do
100   5, 142|       the feet of him who offers water for sipping to others, must
101   5, 142|          considered as equal to (water collected on the ground;
102   5, 144|          eaten, let him only sip water; bathing is prescribed for
103   5, 145|       already) pure, let him sip water after sleeping, sneezing,
104   5, 145|   telling untruths, and drinking water, likewise when he is going
105   6, 7  |          with alms consisting of water, roots, and fruit.~
106   6, 13 |      that grow on dry land or in water, flowers, roots, and fruits,
107   6, 22 |        midday, and at sunset) to water in the forest (in order
108   6, 24 |       let him offer libations of water to the manes and the gods,
109   6, 31 |         direction, subsisting on water and air, until his body
110   6, 46 |         his sight, let him drink water purified by (straining with)
111   6, 53 |      they shall be cleansed with water, like (the cups, called)
112   6, 67 |          the clearing-nut) makes water clear, yet the (latter)
113   7, 33 |     world, like a drop of oil on water.~
114   7, 34 |      drop of clarified butter in water.~
115   7, 70 |       earth, or one protected by water or trees, or one (formed
116   7, 75 |   engines, with fodder, and with water.~
117   7, 76 |        whitewash), supplied with water and trees.~
118   7, 195|       his grass, food, fuel, and water.~
119   7, 219| attentively serve him with fans, water, and perfumes.~
120   8, 100|       false evidence) concerning water, concerning the carnal enjoyment
121   8, 100| concerning all gems, produced in water, or consisting of stones (
122   8, 114|      carry fire or to dive under water, or severally to touch the
123   8, 115|         fire burns not, whom the water forces not to come (quickly)
124   8, 189|        thieves or washed away by water or burned by fire, (the
125   8, 252|    constantly flowing streams of water the king shall ascertain
126   8, 319|           or damages a hut where water is distributed, shall pay
127   8, 326|         sweet milk, butter-milk, water, or grass,~
128   8, 409|        culpably negligent on the water; in the case of (an accident)
129   9, 54 |        54. If seed be carried by water or wind into somebody's
130   9, 161|     tries to) cross a (sheet of) water in an unsafe boat, even
131   9, 168|       gift) with (a libation of) water, in times of distress (to
132   9, 186|        186. To three (ancestors) water must be offered, to three
133   9, 219|          ornaments, cooked food, water, and female (slaves), property
134   9, 244|      thrown such a fine into the water, let him offer it to Varuna,
135   9, 264|    Assembly-houses, houses where water is distributed or cakes
136   9, 279|        slay (by drowning him) in water or by (some other) (mode
137   9, 281|          who shall take away the water of a tank, made in ancient
138   9, 281|      shall cut off the supply of water, must be made to pay the
139   9, 305|      imperceptibly) draws up the water with his rays, even so let
140   9, 314|         all things, by whom the (water of the) ocean was made undrinkable,
141   9, 321|            321. Fire sprang from water, Kshatriyas from Brahmanas,
142  10, 88 |                              88. Water, weapons, poison, meat,
143  10, 103|         are as pure) as fire and water.~
144  11, 92 |        he may drink cow's urine, water, milk, clarified butter
145  11, 148|            148. He who has drunk water which has stood in a vessel
146  11, 149|      with the rule, or has drunk water left by a Sudra, shall drink
147  11, 149|          drink during three days water in which Kusa-grass has
148  11, 150|        suppressing his breath in water, and eating clarified butter.~
149  11, 158|       pass one day (standing) in water.~
150  11, 164|         a field, a house, or the water of wells and cisterns.~
151  11, 174|        or has had intercourse in water, or with a menstruating
152  11, 175|         a cart drawn by oxen, in water, or in the day-time, shall
153  11, 183|       must offer (a libation of) water (to him, as if he were dead),
154  11, 184|       her foot a pot filled with water, as if it were for a dead
155  11, 187|      down a new pot, filled with water.~
156  11, 188|        shall throw that pot into water, enter his house and perform,
157  11, 203|           either without (using) water or in water, becomes pure
158  11, 203|      without (using) water or in water, becomes pure by bathing
159  11, 215|          penance) must drink hot water, hot milk, hot clarified
160  11, 256|    committed any blamable act in water, shall subsist during a
161  11, 260|       day, and muttering (in the water the hymn seen by) Aghamarshana,
162  12, 62 |      metal a Hamsa, for stealing water a Plava, for stealing honey
163  12, 67 |       woman a bear, for stealing water a black-white cuckoo, for
164  12, 120|         organs and his sight, on water as the same with the (corporeal)