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 1   1, 76 |     modifying itself, springs the pure, powerful wind, the vehicle
 2   2, 107|           107. For him who, being pure and controlling his organs,
 3   2, 109|    fulfilling the law, one who is pure, a person connected by marriage
 4   2, 115|        whom thou shalt know to be pure, of subdued senses, chaste
 5   2, 160|           speech and thoughts are pure and ever perfectly guarded,
 6   2, 183|             183. A student, being pure, shall daily bring food
 7   2, 185|      house in the) village, being pure and remaining silent; but
 8   2, 222|          a concentrated mind in a pure place, muttering the prescribed
 9   2, 238|       possesses faith may receive pure learning even from a man
10   3, 206|              206. Let him smear a pure and secluded place with
11   3, 207|           made in open, naturally pure places, on the banks of
12   3, 216|           prescribed) rule, being pure, let him wipe the same hand
13   3, 226|               226. Let him, being pure and attentive, carefully
14   3, 228|    present (to his guests), being pure and attentive, successively
15   3, 258|     concentrated mind, silent and pure, look towards the south
16   4, 11 |           world; let him live the pure, straightforward, honest
17   4, 35 |    garments and (keeping himself) pure, he shall be always engaged
18   4, 49 |         speech, (keeping himself) pure, wrapping up his body, and
19   5, 10 |   likewise what is extracted from pure flowers, roots, and fruit.~
20   5, 54 |              54. By subsisting on pure fruit and roots, and by
21   5, 61 |           desire to be absolutely pure.~
22   5, 62 |           the father shall become pure by bathing;~
23   5, 65 |    deceased teacher, becomes also pure after ten days, just like
24   5, 66 |       menstruating female becomes pure by bathing after the menstrual
25   5, 67 |            are declared to become pure in one (day and) night; (
26   5, 68 |          flowers, and bury it) in pure ground, without collecting
27   5, 72 |         paternal relatives become pure according to the same rule.~
28   5, 76 |         of the death), he becomes pure merely by bathing.~
29   5, 77 |    impurity have passed), becomes pure by bathing, dressed in his
30   5, 78 |      country, one becomes at once pure after bathing in one's clothes.~
31   5, 83 |           83. A Brahmana shall be pure after ten days, a Kshatriya
32   5, 85 |    touched a (corpse), he becomes pure by bathing.~
33   5, 87 |        which fat adheres, becomes pure by bathing; if it be free
34   5, 88 |        its completion, he becomes pure in three days only.~
35   5, 93 |           the (last two are) ever pure like Brahman.~
36   5, 95 |       whom the king wishes (to be pure).~
37   5, 99 |          necessary rites, becomes pure by touching water, a Kshatriya
38   5, 101|   relative of his mother, becomes pure after three days;~
39   5, 103|            a stranger, he becomes pure by bathing, dressed in his
40   5, 106|         to be the best; for he is pure who gains wealth with clean
41   5, 108|    purified what ought to be made pure, a river by its current,
42   5, 112|          shows no stains, becomes pure with water alone, likewise
43   5, 122|            wood, and straw become pure by being sprinkled (with
44   5, 125|          hair or insects, becomes pure by scattering earth (over
45   5, 127|     declared three things (to be) pure to Brahmanas, that (on which)
46   5, 127|       what has been commended (as pure) by the word (of a Brahmana).~
47   5, 128|        with impure substances, is pure, if it is collected on (
48   5, 128|            if it is collected on (pure) ground.~
49   5, 129|           of an artisan is always pure, so is (every vendible commodity)
50   5, 130|        mouth of a woman is always pure, likewise a bird when he
51   5, 130|          fruit to fall; a calf is pure on the flowing of the milk,
52   5, 131|         animal) killed by dogs is pure, likewise (that) of a (beast)
53   5, 132|           lie above the navel are pure, (but) those which are below
54   5, 133|          fire one must know to be pure to the touch.~
55   5, 136|         136. He who desires to be pure, must clean the organ by
56   5, 143|           or thing), shall become pure, if he performs an ablution,
57   5, 145|        Though he may be (already) pure, let him sip water after
58   5, 157|           her body by (living on) pure flowers, roots, and fruit;
59   6, 5  |       rule, with various kinds of pure food fit for ascetics, or
60   6, 11 |                          11. With pure grains, fit for ascetics,
61   6, 12 |         Having offered those most pure sacrificial viands, consisting
62   6, 13 |        fruits, the productions of pure trees, and oils extracted
63   6, 46 |            let him keep his heart pure.~
64   7, 31 |                 31. By him who is pure (and) faithful to his promise,
65   7, 38 |         who know the Veda and are pure; for he who always worships
66   8, 24 |           or inexpedient, what is pure justice or injustice, let
67   8, 77 |        witness; but not even many pure women, because the understanding
68   8, 203|      another must not be sold (as pure), nor a bad one (as good),
69   8, 258|    neighbouring villages, who are pure, shall make (as witnesses)
70   8, 318|         king, go to heaven, being pure like those who performed
71   9, 9  |       order to keep his offspring pure.~
72   9, 25 |        has been declared the ever pure popular usage (which regulates
73   9, 188|           the in the three Vedas, pure and self-controlled; thus
74   9, 335|             335. (A Sudra who is) pure, the servant of his betters,
75  10, 76 |          and accepting gifts from pure men.~
76  10, 102|          to assert) that anything pure can be sullied.~
77  10, 103|         not sin; for they (are as pure) as fire and water.~
78  11, 84 |     assembly of such men, becomes pure.~
79  11, 101|           death the thief becomes pure; or a Brahmana (may purify
80  11, 104|       woman); by dying he becomes pure;~
81  11, 124|          and evening), he becomes pure after (the lapse of) one
82  11, 142|    boneless (animals), he becomes pure by a suppressing his breath (
83  11, 147|           called) Varuni, becomes pure by being initiated (again); (
84  11, 150|       drinker of Sura, he becomes pure by thrice suppressing his
85  11, 161|         161. He who desires to be pure, must not eat forbidden
86  11, 194| reprehensible action, they become pure by relinquishing it, muttering
87  11, 200|            village-) pig, becomes pure by suppressing his breath (
88  11, 202|          who bathed naked, become pure by suppressing his breath (
89  11, 203|        water or in water, becomes pure by bathing outside (the
90  11, 250|       liquor called) Sura becomes pure, if he mutters the hymn (
91  11, 254|   Taratsamandiya (Rikas), becomes pure after three days.~
92  11, 255|      committed many sins, becomes pure, if he recites during a
93  11, 258|    stained by mortal sin, becomes pure, if, with a concentrated
94  11, 259|                       259. Or if, pure (in mind and in body), he
95  12, 27 |           calm, as it were, and a pure light, then let him know (