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 1   1, 95 |        manes the offerings to the dead?~
 2   3, 127|        Famed is this rite for the dead, called (the sacrifice sacred
 3   3, 127|       reward of) the rite for the dead, which is performed according
 4   3, 166|           woman, and a carrier of dead bodies, (all these) must
 5   3, 221|            But he whose father is dead, while his grandfather lives,
 6   4, 241|                  241. Leaving the dead body on the ground like
 7   4, 252|         252. But if his Gurus are dead, or if he lives separate
 8   5, 45 |     happiness, neither living nor dead.~
 9   5, 57 |          the purification for the dead and the purification of
10   5, 80 |        teacher's) son or wife (is dead, it lasts) a day and a night;
11   5, 82 |         whose realm he resides is dead, (he shall be impure) as
12   5, 88 |        pour out libations (to the dead) until the vow has been
13   5, 91 |       place of cremation) his own dead teacher (akarya), sub-teacher (
14   5, 92 |           92. Let him carry out a dead Sudra by the southern gate
15   5, 101|    Brahmana, having carried out a dead Brahmana who is not a Sapinda,
16   5, 104|          104. Let him not allow a dead Brahmana to be carried out
17   5, 148|         husband, when her lord is dead to her sons; a woman must
18   5, 151|          he lives, and when he is dead, she must not insult (his
19   5, 156|            whether he be alive or dead.~
20   7, 143|         quietly) looking on, is a dead and not a living (king).~
21   8, 166|             166. If the debtor be dead and (the money borrowed)
22   9, 167|           the appointed wife of a dead man, of a eunuch, or of
23   9, 217|      issue, and, if the mother be dead, the paternal grandmother
24  10, 35 |           wear the clothes of the dead, are wicked, and eat reprehensible
25  10, 52 |           be) the garments of the dead, (they shall eat) their
26  11, 10 |           he lives and when he is dead.~
27  11, 73 |         and making the skull of a dead man his flag.~
28  11, 105| south-west), until he falls down (dead);~
29  11, 183|      water (to him, as if he were dead), outside (the village),
30  11, 184|        water, as if it were for a dead person; (his Sapindas) as