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 1   2, 61 |                          61. He who knows the sacred law and seeks
 2   2, 110|           let a wise man, though he knows (the answer), behave among
 3   2, 118|         only, is better than he who knows the three Vedas, (but) does
 4   2, 128|            be a younger man; he who knows the sacred law must use
 5   2, 212|          full twenty years old, and knows what is becoming and unbecoming,
 6   2, 245|                         245. He who knows the sacred law must not
 7   3, 51 |                   51. No father who knows (the law) must take even
 8   3, 80 |            and gifts); hence he who knows (the law), must give to
 9   3, 96 |             rule, to a Brahmana who knows the true meaning of the
10   3, 136|           sacred texts whose father knows an entire recension of the
11   3, 137|           Know that he whose father knows the Veda, is the more venerable
12   3, 149|          sacred to the gods, he who knows the law will not make (too
13   3, 167|                 167. A Brahmana who knows (the sacred law) should
14   3, 186|                        186. One who knows the meaning of the Veda,
15   3, 217|        breath, (the sacrificer) who knows the sacred texts shall worship (
16   4, 192|                    192. (A man) who knows the law should not offer
17   4, 223|                 223. A Brahmana who knows (the law) must not eat cooked
18   5, 33 |            33. A twice-born man who knows the law, must not eat meat
19   5, 82 |             likewise for a Guru who knows the Veda and the Angas.~
20   5, 121|                      121. A man who knows (the law) must purify conch-shells,
21   7, 26 | consideration, who is wise, and who knows (the respective value of)
22   7, 64 |       possessing a good memory, who knows the (proper) place and time (
23   7, 85 |        reward); (a gift) to one who knows the Veda and the Angas (
24   7, 169|                169. When (the king) knows (that) at some future time
25   7, 171|                        171. When he knows his own army to be cheerful
26   7, 173|                  173. When the king knows the enemy to be stronger
27   7, 179|                         179. He who knows the good and the evil (which
28   8, 41 |                    41. (A king) who knows the sacred law, must inquire
29   8, 378|             A Brahmana who carnally knows a guarded Brahmani against
30   9, 41 |       prudent well-trained man, who knows the Veda and its Angas and
31   9, 152|                 152. Or let him who knows the law make ten shares
32   9, 202|            is just that (a man) who knows (the law) should give even
33  11, 31 |                  31. A Brahmana who knows the law need not bring any (
34  11, 247|        placed on it, even so he who knows the Veda destroys all guilt
35  11, 265|             the triple Veda; he who knows them, (is called) learned
36  11, 266|         must be kept secret; he who knows that, (is called) learned
37  12, 100|        world he (only) deserves who knows the Veda-science.~
38  12, 101|         full of sap, even so he who knows the Veda burns out the taint
39  12, 102|          whatever order (a man) who knows the true meaning of the
40  12, 106|            alone, and no other man, knows the sacred law, who explores
41  12, 111|      logician, a Mimamsaka, one who knows the Nirukta, one who recites (
42  12, 112|                        112. One who knows the Rig-veda, one who knows
43  12, 112|         knows the Rig-veda, one who knows the Yagur-veda, and one
44  12, 112|             Yagur-veda, and one who knows the Sama-veda, shall be