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 1   2, 48 |       fire, turning his right hand towards it, (the student)
 2   2, 58 |  water out of the part of the hand (tirtha) sacred to Brahman,
 3   2, 72 |    left (foot) with his left (hand), the right (foot) with
 4   2, 72 |  right (foot) with his right (hand).~
 5   3, 144|     no learned Brahmana be at hand), he may rather honour a (
 6   3, 212|       the offerings) into the hand of a Brahmana; for Brahmanas
 7   3, 214| sprinkle water with his right hand on the spot (where the cakes
 8   3, 216|   pure, let him wipe the same hand with (the roots of) those
 9   4, 39 |      trees, turning his right hand towards them.~
10   4, 74 |   what has been placed in his hand or on a seat.~
11   4, 117|      recite the Veda; for the hand of a Brahmana is his mouth.~
12   4, 142|       must not touch with his hand a cow, a Brahmana, or fire;
13   4, 143|      always sprinkle with his hand water on the organs of sensation,
14   5, 104|      of the same caste are at hand; for that burnt-offering
15   5, 116|       rubbing (them) with the hand, and (afterwards) rinsing (
16   5, 129|                      129. The hand of an artisan is always
17   5, 129|       a student holds (in his hand) is always fit for use;
18   5, 136|     three (times), the (left) hand alone by (applying it) ten (
19   5, 156|    displease him who took her hand, whether he be alive or
20   6, 28 |       leaves), in (his naked) hand, or in a broken earthen
21   7, 161|   considered the business (in hand), let him resort to sitting
22   8, 203|       anything that is not at hand or that is concealed.~
23   8, 280|        280. He who raises his hand or a stick, shall have his
24   8, 280|       a stick, shall have his hand cut off; he who in anger
25   9, 277| amputated; on the second, one hand and one foot; on the third,