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 1   1, 59 |       Institutes; for that sage learned the whole in its entirety
 2   1, 97 |         97. Of Brahmanas, those learned (in the Veda); of the learned,
 3   1, 97 |   learned (in the Veda); of the learned, those who recognise (the
 4   1, 103|                          103. A learned Brahmana must carefully
 5   2, 1  |        which is followed by men learned (in the Veda) and assented
 6   2, 8  |                        8. But a learned man after fully scrutinising
 7   2, 78 |                 78. A Brahmana, learned in the Veda, who recites
 8   2, 126|        must not be saluted by a learned man; as a Sudra, even so
 9   2, 156|      him who, though young, has learned the Veda, the gods consider
10   2, 214|         only a fool, but even a learned man, and (to make) him a
11   2, 215|     powerful, and master even a learned man.~
12   3, 27 |   presents of jewels), to a man learned in the Veda and of good
13   3, 129|      129. Let him feed even one learned man at (the sacrifice) to
14   3, 131|   sacrifice), yet a single man, learned in the Veda, who is satisfied (
15   3, 136|      sacred texts whose son has learned one whole recension of the
16   3, 137|       to the Veda (which he has learned).~
17   3, 143|  accordance with the rules to a learned man, makes the giver and
18   3, 144|                     144. (If no learned Brahmana be at hand), he
19   3, 179|       And if a Brahmana, though learned in the Veda, accepts through
20   3, 184|       of a company who are most learned in all the Vedas and in
21   4, 91 |                             91. Learned Brahmanas, who know that,
22   4, 110|                          110. A learned Brahmana shall not recite
23   4, 111|         remain on the body of a learned Brahmana, so long he must
24   4, 125|          125. Knowing this, the learned daily repeat first in due
25   4, 135|       Kshatriya, a snake, and a learned Brahmana, be they ever so
26   4, 179|         aged and sick men, with learned men, with his paternal relatives,
27   4, 208|        at which the slayer of a learned Brahmana has looked, nor
28   4, 209|         declared to be had by a learned (man),~
29   4, 260|      260. A Brahmana who, being learned in the lore of the Vedas,
30   5, 107|                        107. The learned are purified by a forgiving
31   7, 37 |    threefold sacred science and learned (in polity), and follow
32   7, 58 | distinguished among them all, a learned Brahmana, let the king deliberate
33   7, 109|  conciliation and the rest, the learned always recommend conciliation
34   8, 9  |          then let him appoint a learned Brahmana to try them.~
35   8, 11 |     versed in the Vedas and the learned (judge) appointed by the
36   8, 37 |                      37. When a learned Brahmana has found treasure,
37   8, 227|         a lawful) wife; but the learned should know that they (and
38   8, 317|            317. The killer of a learned Brahmana throws his guilt
39   9, 45 |      thus (says the Veda), and (learned) Brahmanas propound this (
40   9, 66 |     which is reprehended by the learned of the twice-born castes
41   9, 244|       or let him bestow it on a learned and virtuous Brahmana.~
42   9, 317|     Brahmana, be he ignorant or learned, is a great divinity, just
43   9, 334|       serve Brahmanas (who are) learned in the Vedas, householders,
44  11, 4  |         sacrifices on Brahmanas learned in the Vedas.~
45  11, 6  |    ability, wealth to Brahmanas learned in the Veda and living alone; (
46  11, 77 |      may present to a Brahmana, learned in the Vedas, whole property,
47  11, 86 |      only three of them who are learned in the Veda proclaim the
48  11, 86 |      sinners); for the words of learned men are a means of purification.~
49  11, 117|        must give to (Brahmanas) learned in the Veda ten cows and
50  11, 249|    month even the murderer of a learned Brahmana.~
51  11, 265|         knows them, (is called) learned in the Veda.~
52  11, 266|         knows that, (is called) learned in the Veda.~
53  12, 35 |         act, feels ashamed, the learned may know that all (such