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 1   1, 24 |    mountains, plains, and uneven ground.~
 2   2, 108|           beg food, sleep on the ground and do what is beneficial
 3   2, 186|     place it anywhere but on the ground, and let him, unwearied,
 4   2, 216|         prostrate himself on the ground before the young wife of
 5   2, 218|      digs with a spade (into the ground) obtains water, even so
 6   3, 74 |          by scattering it on the ground) the Bali offering given
 7   3, 92 |          him gently place on the ground (some food) for dogs, outcasts,
 8   3, 218|         they were placed (on the ground).~
 9   3, 226|           carefully place on the ground the seasoning (for the rice),
10   3, 234| scattering sesamum grains on the ground.~
11   3, 244|         Kusa grass), down on the ground in front of (his guests),
12   3, 246|         which have fallen on the ground at a (Sraddha) to the manes,
13   4, 49 |     himself, having covered (the ground) with sticks, clods, leaves,
14   4, 55 |          let him not scratch the ground; let him not take off his
15   4, 120|           nor standing on barren ground, nor riding in a carriage,~
16   4, 168|          blood takes up from the ground, during so many years the
17   4, 241|     Leaving the dead body on the ground like a log of wood, or a
18   5, 68 |    flowers, and bury it) in pure ground, without collecting the
19   5, 73 |        and sleep separate on the ground.~
20   5, 128|        it is collected on (pure) ground.~
21   5, 142|           water collected on the ground; they render him not impure.~
22   6, 14 |         mushrooms growing on the ground (or elsewhere, the vegetables
23   6, 22 |         either roll about on the ground, or stand during the day
24   6, 26 |     chaste, sleeping on the bare ground, not caring for any shelter,
25   6, 68 |           carefully scanning the ground.~
26   7, 84 |         spilt, nor falls (on the ground), nor ever perishes, is
27   7, 192|                     192. On even ground let him fight with chariots
28   7, 192|         boats and elephants, on (ground) covered with trees and
29   7, 192|       shrubs with bows, on hilly ground with swords, targets, (and
30   8, 38 |          of old concealed in the ground let him give one half to
31   8, 39 |        and metals (found) in the ground, by reason of (his giving)
32  10, 71 |         71. Seed, sown on barren ground, perishes in it; a (fertile)
33  11, 95 |      gaudi), that distilled from ground rice, and that distilled
34  11, 156|         mushrooms growing on the ground, or (meat, the nature of)
35  11, 225|        let him lie on the (bare) ground; let him be chaste and observe