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 1   2, 28 |  threefold sacred science, by offering (to the gods, Rishis, and
 2   2, 85 |                        85. An offering, consisting of muttered
 3   3, 70 | offered to the gods, the Bali offering that offered to the Bhutas,
 4   3, 70 |       reception of guests the offering to men.~
 5   3, 74 |       on the ground) the Bali offering given to the Bhutas, Brahmya-huta (
 6   3, 75 |     to the performance of the offering to the gods; for he who
 7   3, 81 |    and the Bhutas by the Bali offering.~
 8   3, 83 |     account of the Vaisvadeva offering.~
 9   3, 89 |     the bed) he shall make an offering to Sri (fortune), and near
10   3, 94 |    Having performed this Bali offering, he shall first feed his
11   3, 98 |                        98. An offering made in the mouth-fire of
12   3, 108|    comes after the Vaisvadeva offering has been finished, (the
13   3, 108|      but) not repeat the Bali offering.~
14   3, 123|      call the monthly funeral offering to the manes Anvaharya (
15   3, 125|   feed two (Brahmanas) at the offering to the gods, and three at
16   3, 125|    the gods, and three at the offering to the manes, or one only
17   3, 147|      rule (to be followed) in offering sacrifices to the gods and
18   3, 203|   honour of the gods; for the offering to the gods which precedes (
19   3, 204|      as a protection for the (offering to the manes); for the Rakshasas
20   3, 233|      invite (them to eat) by (offering) the food and (praising)
21   3, 247|  Brahmana) without (making an offering) to the gods, and give one
22   3, 261|            261. Some make the offering of the cakes after (the
23   5, 41 |                        41. On offering the honey-mixture (to a
24   5, 70 |      had been performed, (the offering of water is) optional.~
25   6, 34 |    from order to order, after offering sacrifices and subduing
26   7, 84 |                       84. The offering made through the mouth of
27   8, 357|                          357. Offering presents (to a woman), romping (
28   9, 268|    268. Under the pretext of (offering them) various dainties,
29  10, 111|    111. The guilt incurred by offering sacrifices for teaching (
30  11, 37 |        37. For such (persons) offering a burnt-oblation sink into
31  11, 257|      even very great guilt by offering clarified butter with the