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 1   2, 158|    unproductive with women, as a cow with a cow is unprolific,
 2   2, 158|      with women, as a cow with a cow is unprolific, and as a
 3   2, 246|           Viz.) a field, gold, a cow, a horse, a parasol and
 4   3, 3  |          with (the present of) a cow (and the honey-mixture).~
 5   3, 29 | fulfilment of) the sacred law, a cow and a bull or two pairs,
 6   3, 53 |                53. Some call the cow and the bull (given) at
 7   3, 95 |      accordance with the rule, a cow to his teacher.~
 8   3, 141|        world) alone like a blind cow in one stable.~
 9   3, 260|      after (the prayer), cause a cow, a Brahmana, a goat, or
10   4, 39 |         by (a mound of) earth, a cow, an idol, a Brahmana, clarified
11   4, 52 |     water, against a Brahmana, a cow, or the wind, perishes.~
12   4, 59 |          Let him not interrupt a cow who is suckling (her calf),
13   4, 142|        not touch with his hand a cow, a Brahmana, or fire; nor,
14   4, 172|        produce its fruit, like a cow; but, advancing slowly,
15   4, 188|   accepts gold, land, a horse, a cow, food, a dress, sesamum-grains, (
16   4, 189|        his longevity, land and a cow his body, a horse his eye (
17   4, 191|      fool sinks (into hell) as a cow into a morass.~
18   4, 209|         209. Nor food at which a cow has smelt, nor particularly
19   4, 231|       good fortune, a giver of a cow the world of the sun;~
20   5, 6  |          the thickened milk of a cow (which she gives after calving).~
21   5, 8  |                 8. The milk of a cow (or other female animal)
22   5, 8  |          animals, of sheep, of a cow in heat, or of one that
23   5, 87 |          touching (afterwards) a cow or looking at the sun.~
24   5, 121|      cloth, or with a mixture of cow's urine and water.~
25   5, 128|         to slake the thirst of a cow, possessing the (proper)
26   5, 133|      drops of water, a shadow, a cow, a horse, the rays of the
27   8, 21 |          will sink (low), like a cow in a morass.~
28   8, 112|         the sake of fodder for a cow, or of fuel, and in (order
29   8, 146|          with friendly assent, a cow, a camel, a riding-horse,
30   8, 231|   consent of the owner the best (cow) out of ten; such shall
31   8, 242|      paid for (damage done by) a cow within ten days after her
32   8, 250|              250. Stones, bones, cow's hair, chaff, ashes, potsherds,
33   8, 325|        the nostrils of) a barren cow, and for stealing (other)
34  11, 80 |        who saves (the life of) a cow, or of a Brahmana.~
35  11, 92 |              92. Or he may drink cow's urine, water, milk, clarified
36  11, 109|       minor offence by slaying a cow (or bull) shall drink during (
37  11, 109|      with the hide (of the slain cow), he must live in a cow-house.~
38  11, 113|                     113. (When a cow is) sick, or is threatened
39  11, 115|       him not say (a word), if a cow eats (anything) in his own
40  11, 116|             116. The slayer of a cow who serves cows in this
41  11, 116|         he incurred by killing a cow.~
42  11, 136|         a Bhasa, he shall give a cow to a Brahmana.~
43  11, 145|        forest, he shall attend a cow during one day, subsisting
44  11, 166|         the five products of the cow (pankagavya) is the atonement
45  11, 203|        clothes and by touching a cow.~
46  12, 55 |          pig, an ass, a camel, a cow, a goat, a sheep, a deer,
47  12, 64 |          a crane, for stealing a cow an iguana, for stealing