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 1   1, 28 |      at first appointed each (kind of beings), that alone it
 2   1, 45 |     other (creatures) of that kind which are produced by heat.~
 3   2, 157|       but the names (of their kind).~
 4   2, 185|       no (virtuous men of the kind) mentioned above, he may
 5   3, 101|         water, and fourthly a kind word; these (things) never
 6   3, 266|   will now fully declare what kind of sacrificial food, given
 7   4, 107|       always (cease) when any kind of foul smell (is perceptible).~
 8   5, 15 |    fish is an eater of every (kind of) flesh; let him therefore
 9   5, 20 |     who has eaten) any other (kind of forbidden food) he shall
10   7, 146|      who come to see him by a kind reception) and afterwards
11   8, 61 |       will fully declare what kind of men may be made witnesses
12   8, 68 | twice-born men (of the) same (kind), virtuous Sudras for Sudras,
13   8, 251|     other things of a similar kind the earth does not corrode
14   8, 307|       yet) takes his share in kind, his taxes, tolls and duties,
15   8, 329|     other things of a similar kind, spirituous liquor, boiled
16   8, 329|        boiled rice, and every kind of cooked food, the fine (
17   9, 36 |                 36. Whatever (kind on seed is sown in a field,
18   9, 36 |         a plant) of that same kind, marked with the peculiar
19   9, 38 |        each) according to its kind.~
20   9, 40 |       sown, (a plant of) that kind even comes forth.~
21   9, 82 |        But a sick wife who is kind (to her husband) and virtuous
22   9, 114|      Among the goods of every kind the eldest shall take the
23   9, 254|   king who takes his share in kind, though he does not punish
24  11, 25 |       years a (vulture of the kind called) Bhasa, or a crow.~
25  11, 144|     144. (For destroying) any kind of creature, bred in food,
26  12, 59 | creatures consuming their own kind; those who have intercourse
27  12, 63 |       a winged animal (of the kind called) Tailapaka, for stealing
28  12, 63 |      sour milk a bird (of the kind called) Balaka.~
29  12, 68 |       forcibly taken away any kind of property belonging to