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 1   1, 48 |      growing from one or several roots, the different kinds of
 2   3, 82 |        water, or also with milk, roots, and fruits, and (thus)
 3   3, 216|          the same hand with (the roots of) those blades of Kusa
 4   3, 227|   mastication, and of soft food, roots, fruits, savoury meat, and
 5   3, 267|      barley, masha beans, water, roots, and fruits, which have
 6   4, 29 |         food, a couch, water, or roots and fruits.~
 7   4, 73 |         a long distance from the roots of trees.~
 8   4, 172|          slowly, it cuts off the roots of him who committed it.~
 9   4, 247|          any (man), fuel, water, roots, fruit, food offered without
10   5, 10 |     extracted from pure flowers, roots, and fruit.~
11   5, 54 |     subsisting on pure fruit and roots, and by eating food fit
12   5, 119|        like clothes; vegetables, roots, and fruit like grain;~
13   5, 157|         living on) pure flowers, roots, and fruit; but she must
14   6, 5  |         ascetics, or with herbs, roots, and fruit.~
15   6, 7  |        alms consisting of water, roots, and fruit.~
16   6, 13 |       land or in water, flowers, roots, and fruits, the productions
17   6, 15 |      clothes and his vegetables, roots, and fruit.~
18   6, 16 |     thrown away by somebody, nor roots and fruit grown in a village,
19   6, 21 |   constantly subsist on flowers, roots, and fruit alone, which
20   6, 25 |     wholly silent, subsisting on roots and fruit,~
21   6, 26 |         shelter, dwelling at the roots of trees.~
22   6, 44 |    instead of an alms-bowl), the roots of trees (for a dwelling),
23   7, 131|        flavouring food, flowers, roots, and fruit;~
24   8, 289|          of (damage to) flowers, roots, and fruit.~
25   8, 331|        husked grain, vegetables, roots, and fruit the fine (shall
26   8, 339|             339. (The taking of) roots and of fruit from trees,
27   8, 341|     sugar-cane or two (esculent) roots from the field of another
28   8, 353|           which cuts up even the roots and causes the destruction
29   9, 290|       life, for magic rites with roots (practised by persons) not
30  10, 87 |         they be not dyed, fruit, roots, and (medical) herbs~
31  11, 64 |      working (magic by means of) roots, (and so forth),~
32  11, 166|          a bed, a seat, flowers, roots, or fruit.~
33  11, 237| themselves and subsist on fruit, roots, and air, survey the three
34  12, 67 |           for stealing fruit and roots a monkey, for stealing a