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 1   1, 17 |      frame, enter (a-sri) these (creatures), therefore the wise call
 2   1, 26 |       demerit, and he caused the creatures to be affected by the pairs (
 3   1, 42 |       belong) to (each of) those creatures here below, that I will
 4   1, 45 |      flies, bugs, and all other (creatures) of that kind which are
 5   1, 50 |         just mentioned immovable creatures).~
 6   2, 76 |           Pragapati (the lord of creatures) milked out (as it were)
 7   2, 84 |       Brahman, (and) the Lord of creatures (Pragapati).~
 8   2, 87 |      them, he who befriends (all creatures) is declared (to be) a (
 9   2, 177|      from doing injury to living creatures.~
10   3, 76 |       food, therefrom the living creatures (derive their subsistence).~
11   3, 77 |                77. As all living creatures subsist by receiving support
12   3, 86 |        to Pragapati (the lord of creatures), to heaven and earth conjointly,
13   3, 164|      delights in injuring living creatures, he who gains his subsistence
14   3, 175|               175. But those two creatures, who are born of wives of
15   4, 47 |        holes inhabited by living creatures, nor while he walks or stands,
16   4, 54 |       let him not torment living creatures.~
17   4, 246|        does no injury (to living creatures), gains, if he constantly
18   5, 17 |          categories of) eatable (creatures), nor any five-toed (animals).~
19   5, 28 |                  28. The Lord of creatures (Pragapati) created this
20   5, 44 |        that the injury to moving creatures and to those destitute of
21   5, 46 |        bonds and death to living creatures, (but) desires the good
22   5, 48 |         without injury to living creatures, and injury to sentient
23   5, 152|         sacrifice to the Lord of creatures (Pragapati) are used at
24   6, 8  | compassionate towards all living creatures.~
25   6, 38 |     Ishti, sacred to the Lord of creatures (Pragapati), where (he gives)
26   6, 60 |     abstention from injuring the creatures, he becomes fit for immortality.~
27   6, 66 |         equal-minded towards all creatures; (for) the external mark (
28   6, 68 |         order to preserve living creatures, let him always by day and
29   6, 69 |     expiate (the death) of those creatures which he unintentionally
30   6, 75 |          75. By not injuring any creatures, by detaching the senses (
31   7, 3  |               3. For, when these creatures, being without a king, through
32   7, 14 | Punishment, the protector of all creatures, (an incarnation of) the
33   7, 103|       let him therefore make all creatures subject to himself even
34   7, 112|           As the lives of living creatures are destroyed by tormenting
35   8, 347|          who cause terror to all creatures.~
36   9, 16 |   disposition, which the Lord of creatures laid in them at the creation,
37   9, 46 |         to be, which the Lord of creatures (Pragapati) made of old.~
38   9, 327|        327. For when the Lord of creatures (Pragapati) created cattle,
39  10, 63 |        Abstention from injuring (creatures), veracity, abstention from
40  10, 78 |      rule; for Manu, the lord of creatures (Pragapati), has not prescribed
41  11, 140|         a serpent and the other (creatures mentioned), shall perform
42  11, 223|          from injuring (sentient creatures), speak the truth, and keep
43  11, 237|      their moving and immovable (creatures) through their austerities
44  12, 7  |        not been given, injuring (creatures) without the sanction of
45  12, 15 |   constantly impel the multiform creatures to action.~
46  12, 59 |  forbidden food, worms; thieves, creatures consuming their own kind;
47  12, 69 |        the females of those same creatures (which have been enumerated
48  12, 99 |     securing happiness to) these creatures.~
49  12, 123|         others Manu, the Lord of creatures, others Indra, others the