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 1   2, 29 |     recited, he must be fed with gold, honey, and butter.~
 2   2, 239|       from an impure (substance) gold.~
 3   2, 246|             246. (Viz.) a field, gold, a cow, a horse, a parasol
 4   4, 188|       ignorant (man) who accepts gold, land, a horse, a cow, food,
 5   4, 189|                             189. Gold and food destroy his longevity,
 6   4, 230|         obtains land, a giver of gold long life, a giver of a
 7   4, 233|          land, clothes, sesamum, gold, and clarified butter.~
 8   5, 113|        fire arose the glittering gold and silver; those two, therefore,
 9   7, 130|        increments on) cattle and gold may be taken by the king,
10   7, 206|            considering a friend, gold, and land (to be) the triple
11   7, 208|                  208. By gaining gold and land a king grows not
12   8, 88 | mentioning) his kine, grain, and gold, a Sudra (threatening him)
13   8, 99 |     falsely in a cause regarding gold, he kills the born and the
14   8, 113|          by his kine, grain, and gold, and a Sudra by (imprecating
15   8, 131|          of) copper, silver, and gold, which are generally used
16   8, 182|          judge) actually deposit gold with that (defendant) under
17   8, 184|          if he restores not that gold, as be ought, to those (
18   8, 321|         by the weight, (i.e.) of gold, silver, and so forth, and
19   8, 393|          the meal and a masha of gold (as a fine to the king).~
20   9, 235|         Sura, he who steals (the gold of a Brahmana), and he who
21   9, 237|        tavern; for stealing (the gold of a Brahmana), a dog's
22  10, 114|          to) cows, goats, sheep, gold, grain, and cooked food, (
23  10, 120| one-twentieth (on the profits on gold and cattle), which amount
24  11, 49 |            49. He who steals the gold (of a Brahmana) has diseased
25  11, 55 |      called) Sura, stealing (the gold of a Brahmana), adultery
26  11, 58 |         be equal to stealing the gold (of a Brahmana).~
27  11, 99 |       atonement for stealing the gold (of a Brahmana).~
28  11, 100|      Brahmana who has stolen the gold (of a Brahmana) shall go
29  11, 102|        the guilt of stealing the gold (of a Brahmana), shall perform
30  11, 103|          incurred by a theft (of gold); but he may atone for connexion
31  11, 251|           Even he who has stolen gold, instantly becomes free
32  12, 57 |         Brahmana who steals (the gold of a Brahmana shall pass)
33  12, 122|          than small, bright like gold, and perceptible by the