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 1   2, 116|              it, incurs the guilt of stealing the Veda, and shall sink
 2   8, 34 |              the king may convict of stealing it, he shall cause to be
 3   8, 321|          punishment be inflicted for stealing more than a hundred (palas)
 4   8, 322|                            322. For (stealing) more than fifty (palas)
 5   8, 323|                             323. For stealing men of noble family and
 6   8, 324|                             324. For stealing large animals, weapons,
 7   8, 325|                            325. For (stealing) cows belonging to Brahmanas,
 8   8, 325|            of) a barren cow, and for stealing (other) cattle (belonging
 9   8, 326|                            326. (For stealing) thread, cotton, drugs causing
10   9, 237|            the sign of a tavern; for stealing (the gold of a Brahmana),
11  11, 55 |      spirituous liquor called) Sura, stealing (the gold of a Brahmana),
12  11, 58 |                                  58. Stealing a deposit, or men, a horse,
13  11, 58 |              declared to be equal to stealing the gold (of a Brahmana).~
14  11, 67 |                                  67. Stealing grain, base metals, or cattle,
15  11, 71 |         close to spirituous liquors, stealing fruit, firewood, or flowers, (
16  11, 89 |             abusing the teacher, for stealing a deposit, and for killing (
17  11, 99 |           proclaim the atonement for stealing the gold (of a Brahmana).~
18  11, 102|             austerities the guilt of stealing the gold (of a Brahmana),
19  11, 164|              to be the expiation for stealing men and women, and (for
20  11, 166|     pankagavya) is the atonement for stealing eatables of various kinds,
21  11, 167|            shall be (the penance for stealing) grass, wood, trees, dry
22  11, 168|           grains (is the penance for stealing) gems, pearls, coral, copper,
23  11, 169|                            169. (For stealing) cotton, silk, wool, an
24  12, 62 |                              62. For stealing grain (a man) becomes a
25  12, 62 |              man) becomes a rat, for stealing yellow metal a Hamsa, for
26  12, 62 |            yellow metal a Hamsa, for stealing water a Plava, for stealing
27  12, 62 |          stealing water a Plava, for stealing honey a stinging insect,
28  12, 62 |         honey a stinging insect, for stealing milk a crow, for stealing
29  12, 62 |            stealing milk a crow, for stealing condiments a dog, for stealing
30  12, 62 |       stealing condiments a dog, for stealing clarified butter an ichneumon;~
31  12, 63 |                              63. For stealing meat a vulture, for stealing
32  12, 63 |         stealing meat a vulture, for stealing fat a cormorant, for stealing
33  12, 63 |        stealing fat a cormorant, for stealing oil a winged animal (of
34  12, 63 |          kind called) Tailapaka, for stealing salt a cricket, for stealing
35  12, 63 |         stealing salt a cricket, for stealing sour milk a bird (of the
36  12, 64 |                              64. For stealing silk a partridge, for stealing
37  12, 64 |       stealing silk a partridge, for stealing linen a frog, for stealing
38  12, 64 |           stealing linen a frog, for stealing cotton-cloth a crane, for
39  12, 64 |            cotton-cloth a crane, for stealing a cow an iguana, for stealing
40  12, 64 |        stealing a cow an iguana, for stealing molasses a flying-fox;~
41  12, 65 |                              65. For stealing fine perfumes a musk-rat,
42  12, 65 |             perfumes a musk-rat, for stealing vegetables consisting of
43  12, 65 |             of leaves a peacock, for stealing cooked food of various kinds
44  12, 65 |       various kinds a porcupine, for stealing uncooked food a hedgehog.~
45  12, 66 |                              66. For stealing fire he becomes a heron,
46  12, 66 |              he becomes a heron, for stealing household-utensils a mason-wasp,
47  12, 66 | household-utensils a mason-wasp, for stealing dyed clothes a francolin-partridge;~
48  12, 67 |                              67. For stealing a deer or an elephant a
49  12, 67 |              an elephant a wolf, for stealing a horse a tiger, for stealing
50  12, 67 |        stealing a horse a tiger, for stealing fruit and roots a monkey,
51  12, 67 |              and roots a monkey, for stealing a woman a bear, for stealing
52  12, 67 |         stealing a woman a bear, for stealing water a black-white cuckoo,
53  12, 67 |              black-white cuckoo, for stealing vehicles a camel, for stealing
54  12, 67 |       stealing vehicles a camel, for stealing cattle a he-goat.~