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 1   8, 51 |         which is proved by good evidence, he shall order to pay that
 2   8, 52 |      was made), or adduce other evidence.~
 3   8, 61 |      witnesses) must give true (evidence).~
 4   8, 62 |     called by a suitor, to give evidence, not any persons whatever (
 5   8, 68 |           68. Women should give evidence for women, and for twice-born
 6   8, 69 |          loss of life, may give evidence between the parties.~
 7   8, 70 |         of qualified witnesses, evidence) may given (in such cases)
 8   8, 71 |      judge) should consider the evidence of infants, aged and diseased
 9   8, 73 |      shall accept (as true) the evidence of the) majority; if (the
10   8, 74 |                             74. Evidence in accordance with what
11   8, 81 |         speaks the truth in his evidence, gains (after death) the
12   8, 82 |         82. 'He who gives false evidence is firmly bound by Varuna'
13   8, 82 |        men therefore) give true evidence.~
14   8, 87 |       or the east, to give true evidence in the presence of (images
15   8, 93 |         the man who gives false evidence, go with a potsherd to beg
16   8, 96 |         distrust, when he gives evidence.~
17   8, 97 |        destroys who gives false evidence in several particular cases.~
18   8, 98 |        kills a hundred by false evidence concerning horses, and a
19   8, 98 |         and a thousand by false evidence concerning men.~
20   8, 99 |        and the unborn; by false evidence concerning land, he kills
21   8, 99 |     beware, therefore, of false evidence concerning land.~
22   8, 100|       100. 'They declare (false evidence) concerning water, concerning
23   8, 103|    different, gives such (false evidence) from a pious motive, does
24   8, 103|     does not lose heaven; such (evidence) they call the speech of
25   8, 107|        being ill, does not give evidence in (cases of) loans and
26   8, 108|         days after he has given evidence, happens (a misfortune through)
27   8, 117|             117. Whenever false evidence has been given in any suit,
28   8, 118|                            118. Evidence (given) from covetousness,
29   8, 119|         for him who gives false evidence from any one of these motives.~
30   8, 123|     varna) who have given false evidence, but a Brahmana he shall (
31   8, 178|        by witnesses and (other) evidence.~
32   8, 254|          The witnesses, (giving evidence) regarding a boundary, shall
33   8, 259|          the king) may hear the evidence even of the following inhabitants
34   8, 262|        houses depends upon (the evidence of) the neighbours.~
35   8, 263|       the neighbours give false evidence, when men dispute about
36   8, 265|   cannot be ascertained (by any evidence), let a righteous king with (
37  11, 45 | committed; some declare, on the evidence of the revealed texts, (
38  11, 57 |         the Vedas, giving false evidence, slaying a friend, eating
39  11, 89 |       Likewise for giving false evidence (in an important cause),
40  12, 105|        105. The three (kinds of evidence), perception, inference,