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 1   1, 84 |             the desired results of sacrificial rites and the (supernatural)
 2   1, 95 |            continually consume the sacrificial viands and the manes the
 3   2, 44 |                            44. The sacrificial string of a Brahmana shall
 4   2, 63 |       right arm is raised (and the sacrificial string or the dress, passed
 5   2, 64 |           garment), his staff, his sacrificial thread, (and) his water-pot
 6   3, 87 |       having thus duly offered the sacrificial food, let him throw Bali
 7   3, 142|         soil, even so the giver of sacrificial food gains no reward if
 8   3, 144|        learning and so forth); for sacrificial food, eaten by a foe, bears
 9   3, 168|             an unlearned Brahmana; sacrificial food must not be given to
10   3, 211|     satisfy the manes by a gift of sacrificial food.~
11   3, 215|           of the remainder of that sacrificial food, he must, concentrating
12   3, 236|      proclaim the qualities of the sacrificial food.~
13   3, 256| purificatory (texts), the morning, sacrificial viands of all kinds, and
14   3, 257|           account of their nature, sacrificial food.~
15   3, 266|         fully declare what kind of sacrificial food, given to the manes
16   4, 22 |            know the ordinances for sacrificial rites, always offer these
17   4, 206|           When those persons offer sacrificial viands in the fire, it is
18   5, 7  |            offered to the gods and sacrificial viands,~
19   5, 23 |         For in ancient (times) the sacrificial cakes were (made of the
20   5, 24 |          and so may the remains of sacrificial viands.~
21   5, 116|         and Grahas, and of (other) sacrificial vessels (takes place) by
22   5, 167|            Agnihotra, and with the sacrificial implements.~
23   6, 11 |          him severally prepare the sacrificial cakes (purodasa) and the
24   6, 12 |            offered those most pure sacrificial viands, consisting of the
25   6, 38 |            all his property as the sacrificial fee, having reposited the
26   7, 21 |             The crow would eat the sacrificial cake and the dog would lick
27   7, 21 |         and the dog would lick the sacrificial viands, and ownership would
28   8, 207|        abandons his work after the sacrificial fees have been given, shall
29   8, 303|          of his subjects); for the sacrificial session (sattra, which he,
30   8, 303|         subjects representing) the sacrificial fee.~
31   8, 339|         from trees, of wood for a (sacrificial) fire, and of grass for
32  11, 3  |        given to others outside the sacrificial enclosure.~
33  11, 40 |     sacrifice at which (too) small sacrificial fees are given; hence a
34  11, 78 |              78. Or, subsisting on sacrificial food, he may walk against
35  11, 107|           penance, (subsisting) on sacrificial food or barley-gruel, in
36  11, 219|  controlling himself and consuming sacrificial food (only).~
37  11, 221|         thrice eighty mouthfuls of sacrificial food, dwells (after death)
38  12, 68 |          another, or who has eaten sacrificial food (of) which (no portion)
39  12, 92 |           even the above-mentioned sacrificial rites, a Brahmana should