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 1   1, 17 |       creatures), therefore the wise call his frame sarira, (
 2   1, 102|       according to their order, wise Manu sprung from the Self-existent,
 3   2, 14 |      both are pronounced by the wise (to be) valid law.~
 4   2, 22 |         the western oceans, the wise call Aryavarta (the country
 5   2, 88 |                           88. A wise man should strive to restrain
 6   2, 110|      who asks improperly; let a wise man, though he knows (the
 7   2, 123|   meaning of) the salutation, a wise man should say, 'It is I;'
 8   2, 190|       duty is prescribed by the wise for a Brahmana only; but
 9   2, 213|     world); for that reason the wise are never unguarded in (
10   3, 109|        a meal, is called by the wise a foul feeder (vantasin).~
11   3, 123|                        123. The wise call the monthly funeral
12   3, 182|                    182. But the wise declare that the food which (
13   4, 59 |       nor tell anybody of it. A wise man, if he sees a rainbow
14   4, 136|    utterly destroy him; hence a wise man must never despise them.~
15   4, 169|                          169. A wise man should therefore never
16   4, 187|       acceptance of presents, a wise man should not take anything,
17   4, 204|                          204. A wise man should constantly discharge
18   4, 221|     food must not be eaten, the wise declare (to be as impure
19   5, 55 |         eat in this (life); the wise declare this (to be) the
20   5, 111|                        111. The wise ordain that all (objects)
21   7, 18 |      them while they sleep; the wise declare punishment (to be
22   7, 26 |       due consideration, who is wise, and who knows (the respective
23   7, 31 |      has good assistants and is wise, punishment can be (justly)
24   7, 49 |       That greediness which all wise men declare to be the root
25   7, 60 |         of integrity, (who are) wise, firm, well able to collect
26   7, 141|        acquainted with the law, wise, self-controlled, and descended
27   7, 210|                        210. The wise declare him (to be) a most
28   7, 210|      most dangerous foe, who is wise, of noble race, brave, clever,
29   7, 214|                          214. A wise (king), seeing that all
30   8, 111|                     111. Let no wise man swear an oath falsely,
31   8, 122|      122. They declare that the wise have prescribed these fines
32   9, 180|         enumerated (above), the wise call substitutes for a son, (
33   9, 227|        to cause great enmity; a wise man, therefore, should not
34  11, 20 | zealously offer sacrifices, the wise call the property of the
35  11, 173|                          173. A wise man should not take as his
36  12, 12 |      him who does the acts, the wise name the Bhutatman (the