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 1   1, 89 |         protect the people, to bestow gifts, to offer sacrifices, to
 2   1, 90 |             to tend cattle, to bestow gifts, to offer sacrifices, to
 3   3, 59 |          holidays and festivals with (gifts of) ornaments, clothes,
 4   3, 78 |              by the householder with (gifts of) sacred knowledge and
 5   3, 80 |       householders (for offerings and gifts); hence he who knows (the
 6   3, 81 |          offerings (Sraddha), men by (gifts of) food, and the Bhutas
 7   3, 97 |               ignorant (of the law of gifts), are lost, if the givers
 8   3, 130|              is a worthy recipient of gifts (consisting) of food offered
 9   3, 138|         affection by (other) valuable gifts; let him feed at a Sraddha
10   4, 31 |       Srotriyas, one must worship by (gifts of food) sacred to gods
11   4, 190|             yet delights in accepting gifts, sinks with the (donor into
12   4, 227|             worthy recipient (for his gifts.)~
13   4, 233|              Veda surpasses all other gifts, water, food, cows, land,
14   4, 251|               and guests, may accept (gifts) from anybody; but he must
15   6, 8  |               and never a receiver of gifts, and compassionate towards
16   7, 56 | sanctification of his gains (by pious gifts).~
17   7, 198|       conciliation, by (well-applied) gifts, and by creating dissension,
18   7, 203|          chief servants with precious gifts.~
19   8, 4  |       partners, and (5) resumption of gifts,~
20   8, 305|            sacrificing, by charitable gifts, (or by) worshipping (Gurus
21  10, 75 |        sacrificing for others, making gifts and receiving them are the
22  10, 76 |               teaching, and accepting gifts from pure men.~
23  10, 77 |            thirdly, the acceptance of gifts.~
24  10, 91 |             anointing, and charitable gifts, he will be born (again)
25  10, 102|             into distress may accept (gifts) from anybody; for according
26  10, 103|     sacrificing for, and by accepting gifts from despicable (men) Brahmanas (
27  10, 109|         comparing) the acceptance (of gifts from low men), sacrificing (
28  10, 109|              them), the acceptance of gifts is the meanest (of those
29  10, 110|     sacraments; but the acceptance of gifts takes place even in (case
30  10, 111|            that incurred by accepting gifts (from them) by throwing (
31  10, 111|           from them) by throwing (the gifts) away and by austerities.~
32  10, 112|              is better than accepting gifts, picking up single grains
33  10, 115|           work, and the acceptance of gifts from virtuous men.~
34  11, 2  |          sacred law; to such poor men gifts must be given in proportion
35  11, 70 |         offender) unworthy to receive gifts (Apatra).~
36  11, 126|               man unworthy to receive gifts (Apatra), (he shall perform)
37  11, 140|             who is unable to atone by gifts for the slaughter of a serpent