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 1   1, 47 |                    47. (Those trees) which bear fruit without
 2   3, 88 |     thus, '(Adoration) to the trees.'~
 3   3, 163|  messenger, and he who plants trees (for money),~
 4   4, 39 |      crossway, and well-known trees, turning his right hand
 5   4, 73 |    distance from the roots of trees.~
 6   5, 6  |     avoid red exudations from trees and (juices) flowing from
 7   5, 40 |                    40. Herbs, trees, cattle, birds, and (other)
 8   6, 13 |       the productions of pure trees, and oils extracted from
 9   6, 26 |      dwelling at the roots of trees.~
10   6, 44 |      alms-bowl), the roots of trees (for a dwelling), coarse
11   7, 70 |     one protected by water or trees, or one (formed by an encampment
12   7, 76 |       supplied with water and trees.~
13   7, 131|   also take the sixth part of trees, meat, honey, clarified
14   7, 192|      on (ground) covered with trees and shrubs with bows, on
15   8, 246|      mark the boundaries (by) trees, (e.g.) Nyagrodhas, Asvatthas,
16   8, 246|     Salas, Palmyra palms, and trees with milky juice,~
17   8, 285|     of the several (kinds of) trees a fine must be inflicted
18   8, 330|       corn, shrubs, creepers, trees, and other unhusked (grain)
19   8, 339|       roots and of fruit from trees, of wood for a (sacrificial)
20   9, 264|       cross-roads, well-known trees, festive assemblies, and
21  10, 50 |           50. Near well-known trees and burial-grounds, on mountains
22  11, 65 |        65. Cutting down green trees for firewood, doing acts
23  11, 167|    for stealing) grass, wood, trees, dry food, molasses, clothes,
24  12, 75 |      Forest with sword-leaved trees and the like, and (that
25  12, 101| gained strength consumes even trees full of sap, even so he