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 1   1, 90 |         money, and to cultivate land.~
 2   2, 17 |                        17. That land, created by the gods, which
 3   2, 23 |                        23. That land where the black antelope
 4   2, 112|       not (be thrown) on barren land.~
 5   4, 46 |             46. Nor on ploughed land, in water, on an altar of
 6   4, 188|          man) who accepts gold, land, a horse, a cow, food, a
 7   4, 189|     food destroy his longevity, land and a cow his body, a horse
 8   4, 230|                 230. A giver of land obtains land, a giver of
 9   4, 230|         A giver of land obtains land, a giver of gold long life,
10   4, 233|       gifts, water, food, cows, land, clothes, sesamum, gold,
11   5, 124|                            124. Land is purified by (the following)
12   6, 13 |     vegetables that grow on dry land or in water, flowers, roots,
13   6, 16 |   anything (grown on) ploughed (land), though it may have been
14   7, 119|         enjoy one kula (as much land as suffices for one family),
15   7, 206| considering a friend, gold, and land (to be) the triple result (
16   7, 208|        208. By gaining gold and land a king grows not so much
17   8, 92 |       visit the Ganges nor the (land of the) Kurus.~
18   8, 99 |       false evidence concerning land, he kills everything; beware,
19   8, 99 |       false evidence concerning land.~
20   8, 100|     wicked) as a lie concerning land.~
21   8, 252|  ascertain the boundary (of the land) of two disputing parties.~
22   8, 265|      all), himself assign (his) land (to each); that is the settled
23   8, 410|         money, to cultivate the land, or to tend cattle, and
24   9, 38 |       at the proper time in the land, even in one field, come
25  11, 58 |       men, a horse, and silver, land, diamonds and (other) gems,