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  1   1, 33 |         me, O most holy among the twice-born, to be the creator of this
  2   1, 108|         sacred tradition; hence a twice-born man who possesses regard
  3   2, 11 |                         11. Every twice-born man, who, relying on the
  4   2, 24 |                           24. Let twice-born men seek to dwell in those (
  5   2, 26 |       sacraments be performed for twice-born men, which sanctify the
  6   2, 27 |        both parents, removed from twice-born men.~
  7   2, 35 |           spiritual merit, by all twice-born men in the first or third
  8   2, 53 |                         53. Let a twice-born man always eat his food
  9   2, 63 |                             63. A twice-born man is called upavitin when
 10   2, 68 |         for the initiation of the twice-born, which indicates a (new)
 11   2, 79 |                             79. A twice-born man who (daily) repeats
 12   2, 164|                            164. A twice-born man who has been sanctified
 13   2, 167|                 167. Verily, that twice-born man performs the highest
 14   2, 168|                            168. A twice-born man who, not having studied
 15   2, 181|                            181. A twice-born student, who has involuntarily
 16   3, 4  |        rite on returning home), a twice-born man shall marry a wife of
 17   3, 5  |           side, is recommended to twice-born men for wedlock and conjugal
 18   3, 12 |         For the first marriage of twice-born men (wives) of equal caste
 19   3, 15 |                               15. Twice-born men who, in their folly,
 20   3, 95 |                             95. A twice-born householder gains, by giving
 21   3, 140|           140. That meanest among twice-born men who in his folly contracts
 22   3, 141|          141. A gift (of food) by twice-born men, consumed with (friends
 23   3, 167|        the manes) these lowest of twice-born men, whose conduct is reprehensible,
 24   3, 183|         Now hear by what chief of twice-born men a company defiled by (
 25   3, 203|                          203. For twice-born men the rite in honour of
 26   3, 213|         also) call those first of twice-born men the ancient deities
 27   4, 127|                        127. Let a twice-born man always carefully interrupt
 28   4, 128|                            128. A twice-born man who is a Snataka shall
 29   4, 165|                            165. A twice-born man who has merely threatened
 30   5, 5  |          are unfit to be eaten by twice-born men.~
 31   5, 19 |                             19. A twice-born man who knowingly eats mushrooms,
 32   5, 25 |          of milk, may be eaten by twice-born men without being mixed
 33   5, 26 |          allowed and forbidden to twice-born men, been fully described;
 34   5, 33 |                             33. A twice-born man who knows the law, must
 35   5, 42 |                             42. A twice-born man who, knowing the true
 36   5, 43 |                             43. A twice-born man of virtuous disposition,
 37   5, 92 |        town, but (the corpses of) twice-born men, as is proper, by the
 38   5, 100|       explained to you, O best of twice-born men; hear now the manner
 39   5, 167|                            167. A twice-born man, versed in the sacred
 40   6, 1  |                              1. A twice-born Snataka, who has thus lived
 41   6, 27 |         other householders of the twice-born (castes) who reside in the
 42   6, 37 |                             37. A twice-born man who seeks final liberation,
 43   6, 40 |                      40. For that twice-born man, by whom not the smallest
 44   6, 84 |                             85. A twice-born man who becomes an ascetic,
 45   6, 90 |                            91. By twice-born men belonging to (any of)
 46   6, 93 |                             94. A twice-born man who, with collected
 47   8, 22 |         atheists and destitute of twice-born (inhabitants), soon entirely
 48   8, 46 |          by the virtuous, by such twice-born men as are devoted to the
 49   8, 68 |       evidence for women, and for twice-born men twice-born men (of the)
 50   8, 68 |            and for twice-born men twice-born men (of the) same (kind),
 51   8, 73 |       that of) the best among the twice-born.~
 52   8, 87 |           ask in the forenoon the twice-born (witnesses) who (also have
 53   8, 269|              269. For offences of twice-born men against those of equal
 54   8, 270|           a Sudra), who insults a twice-born man with gross invective,
 55   8, 271|         and castes (gati) of the (twice-born) with contumely, an iron
 56   8, 311|    constantly sanctified, just as twice-born men by sacrifices.~
 57   8, 341|                            341. A twice-born man, who is travelling and
 58   8, 348|                              348. Twice-born men may take up arms when (
 59   8, 348|       destruction (threatens) the twice-born castes (varna) in (evil)
 60   8, 374|     intercourse with a woman of a twice-born caste (varna), guarded or
 61   8, 390|                           390. If twice-born men dispute among each other
 62   8, 410|          and a Sudra to serve the twice-born castes~
 63   8, 412|      makes initiated (men of the) twice-born (castes) against their will
 64   9, 64 |                            64. By twice-born men a widow must not be
 65   9, 66 | reprehended by the learned of the twice-born castes as fit for cattle
 66   9, 85 |                            85. If twice-born men wed women of their own
 67   9, 86 |                    86. Among all (twice-born men) the wife of equal caste
 68   9, 154|          no sons (by wives of the twice-born castes), the (heir) must,
 69   9, 156|              156. All the sons of twice-born men, born of wives of the
 70   9, 224|          the distinctive marks of twice-born (men).~
 71   9, 235|          slayer of a Brahmana, (A twice-born man) who drinks (the spirituous
 72  10, 1  |                  1. Let the three twice-born castes (varna), discharging
 73  10, 4  |     Vaisya castes (varna) are the twice-born ones, but the fourth, the
 74  10, 6  |              6. Sons, begotten by twice-born man on wives of the next
 75  10, 14 |             14. Those sons of the twice-born, begotten on wives of the
 76  10, 20 |         20. Those (sons) whom the twice-born beget on wives of equal
 77  10, 28 |         of) two out of the three (twice-born castes a son similar to)
 78  10, 41 |     Anantara), have the duties of twice-born men; but all those born
 79  10, 46 |    occupations reprehended by the twice-born.~
 80  10, 99 |          to find service with the twice-born and threatened with the
 81  10, 100|       arts by following which the twice-born are (best) served.~
 82  11, 3  |          most excellent among the twice-born, food and presents (of money)
 83  11, 8  |                          8. But a twice-born man, who, though possessing
 84  11, 11 |      sacrifice, (offered) by (any twice-born) sacrificer, (and) especially
 85  11, 28 |                         28. But a twice-born, who, without being in distress,
 86  11, 34 |          wealth, the chief of the twice-born by muttered prayers and
 87  11, 47 |                             47. A twice-born man, having become liable
 88  11, 91 |                             91. A twice-born man who has (intentionally)
 89  11, 95 |     forbidden to the chief of the twice-born.~
 90  11, 103|          103. By these penances a twice-born man may remove the guilt
 91  11, 118|                              118. Twice-born men who have committed (
 92  11, 121|  voluntary effusion of semen by a twice-born (youth) who fulfils the
 93  11, 140|                            140. A twice-born man, who is unable to atone
 94  11, 151|           151. (Men of) the three twice-born castes who have unintentionally
 95  11, 152|          the second initiation of twice-born men.~
 96  11, 154|                            154. A twice-born man who has drunk (fluids
 97  11, 155|                            155. A twice-born man, who has swallowed the
 98  11, 158|                         158. If a twice-born man, who has not returned (
 99  11, 163|             163. The chief of the twice-born, having voluntarily stolen (
100  11, 170|        means of these penances, a twice-born man may remove the guilt
101  11, 175|                            175. A twice-born man who commits an unnatural
102  11, 179|              179. The sin which a twice-born man commits by dallying
103  11, 192|                        192. Those twice-born men who may not have been
104  11, 193|         the same (expiation) when twice-born men, who follow forbidden
105  11, 199|                            199. A twice-born man who has cast off a suppliant
106  11, 212|                            212. A twice-born man who performs (the Krikkhra
107  11, 214|                            214. A twice-born man who performs an Atikrikkhra (
108  11, 227|          227. By these expiations twice-born men must be purified whose
109  11, 257|                            257. A twice-born man removes even very great
110  12, 93 |  attaining that, not otherwise, a twice-born man has gained all his ends.~
111  12, 126|                            126. A twice-born man who recites these Institutes,