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 1   2, 143|       being (duly) chosen (for the purpose), performs the Agnyadheya,
 2   3, 32 |         sexual intercourse for its purpose.~
 3   4, 3  |                         3. For the purpose of gaining bare subsistence,
 4   4, 63 |            exert himself without a purpose; let him not drink water
 5   4, 213|           meat eaten for no sacred purpose, nor (that given) by a female
 6   4, 234|                  234. For whatever purpose (a man) bestows any gift,
 7   4, 234|            any gift, for that same purpose he receives (in his next
 8   5, 34 |          eats meat for no (sacred) purpose.~
 9   6, 43 | indifferent to everything, firm of purpose, meditating (and) concentrating
10   7, 4  |                4. Taking (for that purpose) eternal particles of Indra,
11   7, 10 |        Having fully considered the purpose, (his) power, and the place
12   7, 148|         though) assembled (for the purpose), do not discover, (will)
13   7, 167|            in order to effect some purpose, that is called by those
14   7, 168|         two kinds, (first) for the purpose of attaining an advantage
15   7, 173|          army and thus achieve his purpose.~
16   8, 110|            have been taken for the purpose of (deciding doubtful) matters;
17   8, 131|    generally used on earth for the purpose of business transactions
18   8, 212|           or promised) for a pious purpose by one man to another who
19   8, 324|       considering the time and the purpose (for which they were destined).~
20   9, 61 |           the law, considering the purpose of the appointment not to
21   9, 62 |                   62. But when the purpose of the appointment to (cohabit
22   9, 223|      beings are used (for the same purpose), one must know that to
23   9, 297|      important for that particular purpose which is effected by its
24  10, 55 |          they may go about for the purpose of their work, distinguished
25  10, 91 |       applies sesamum to any other purpose but food, anointing, and
26  11, 25 |            use the whole (for that purpose), becomes for a hundred
27  11, 74 |           of archers who know (his purpose); or he may thrice throw
28  11, 145|           man destroys for no good purpose plants produced by cultivation,