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 1   2, 107|             ever cause sweet and sour milk, clarified butter and honey
 2   3, 82 |              with water, or also with milk, roots, and fruits, and (
 3   3, 226|             pot herbs, sweet and sour milk, and honey,~
 4   3, 257|             by hermits in the forest, milk, Soma-juice, meat which
 5   4, 250|          water, flowers, jewels, sour milk, grain, fish, sweet milk,
 6   4, 250|              milk, grain, fish, sweet milk, meat, and vegetables let
 7   5, 6  |             fruit), and the thickened milk of a cow (which she gives
 8   5, 7  |              wheat mixed with butter, milk and sugar, milk-rice and
 9   5, 8  |                                8. The milk of a cow (or other female
10   5, 9  |                               9. (The milk) of all wild animals excepting
11   5, 10 |             things turned) sour, sour milk, and all (food) prepared
12   5, 25 |               well as preparations of milk, may be eaten by twice-born
13   5, 124|                it with cows' urine or milk), by scraping, and by cows
14   5, 130|            pure on the flowing of the milk, and a dog when he catches
15   8, 231|             herdsman who is paid with milk, may milk with the consent
16   8, 231|            who is paid with milk, may milk with the consent of the
17   8, 326|               cowdung, molasses, sour milk, sweet milk, butter-milk,
18   8, 326|            molasses, sour milk, sweet milk, butter-milk, water, or
19  10, 88 |          perfumes of all kinds, fresh milk, honey, sour milk, clarified
20  10, 88 |               fresh milk, honey, sour milk, clarified butter, oil,
21  10, 92 |        becomes an outcast; by selling milk he becomes (equal to) a
22  11, 92 |             drink cow's urine, water, milk, clarified butter or (liquid)
23  11, 115| threshing-floor, or if a calf drinks (milk).~
24  11, 133|                  133. Or he may drink milk during three days, or walk
25  11, 145|         during one day, subsisting on milk alone.~
26  11, 148|             and) nights (nothing but) milk in which the Sankhapushpi (
27  11, 169|                during three days (on) milk.~
28  11, 195|        cow-house, (and) subsisting on milk, (a man) is freed from (
29  11, 213|               urine of cows, cowdung, milk, sour milk, clarified butter,
30  11, 213|             cows, cowdung, milk, sour milk, clarified butter, and a
31  11, 215|             must drink hot water, hot milk, hot clarified butter and (
32  12, 62 |         stinging insect, for stealing milk a crow, for stealing condiments
33  12, 63 |            cricket, for stealing sour milk a bird (of the kind called)