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 1   2, 168|           soon falls, even while living, to the condition of a Sudra
 2   2, 177|         and from doing injury to living creatures.~
 3   3, 76 |         rain food, therefrom the living creatures (derive their
 4   3, 77 |                       77. As all living creatures subsist by receiving
 5   3, 164|         who delights in injuring living creatures, he who gains
 6   3, 220|          sacrificer's) father is living, he must offer (the cakes)
 7   3, 286|        the law for the manner of living fit for Brahmanas.~
 8   4, 47 |        Nor in holes inhabited by living creatures, nor while he
 9   4, 54 |        bed); let him not torment living creatures.~
10   4, 246|           and does no injury (to living creatures), gains, if he
11   5, 11 |      carnivorous birds and those living in villages, and one-hoofed
12   5, 45 |         finds happiness, neither living nor dead.~
13   5, 46 | sufferings of bonds and death to living creatures, (but) desires
14   5, 48 |       obtained without injury to living creatures, and injury to
15   5, 157|        her emaciate her body by (living on) pure flowers, roots,
16   5, 169|                            169. (Living) according to the (preceding)
17   6, 8  |        compassionate towards all living creatures.~
18   6, 68 |         68. In order to preserve living creatures, let him always
19   7, 72 |          by wild beasts, animals living in holes and aquatic animals,
20   7, 112|             112. As the lives of living creatures are destroyed
21   7, 143|          on, is a dead and not a living (king).~
22   8, 167|          of the house), whether (living) in his own country or abroad,
23   8, 295|          causes the death of any living being, a fine shall without
24   9, 111|   spiritual merit; for (by their living) separate (their) merit
25   9, 178|       hence called a Parasava (a living corpse).~
26   9, 210|     brothers, (once) divided and living (again) together (as coparceners),
27   9, 215|          If undivided brethren, (living with their father,) together
28   9, 259|          who act improperly, men living by showing their proficiency
29  10, 49 |   catching and killing (animals) living in holes; to Dhigvanas,
30  10, 83 |        Brahmana, or a Kshatriya, living by a Vaisya's mode of subsistence,
31  10, 84 |       the earth and (the beings) living in the earth.~
32  11, 6  |          learned in the Veda and living alone; (thus) one obtains
33  11, 63 |                              63. Living as a Vratya, casting off
34  11, 64 |      mechanical works, injuring (living) plants, subsisting on (
35  11, 102|       the slayer of a Brahmana, (living) in a forest and dressed