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 1   1, 106|      understanding, it procures fame and long life, it (leads
 2   2, 9  |         sacred tradition, gains fame in this (world) and after
 3   2, 52 |        he eats facing the east; fame, if he turns to the south;
 4   2, 57 |       prejudicial to health, to fame, and to (bliss in) heaven;
 5   2, 121|      length of life, knowledge, fame, (and) strength.~
 6   3, 40 | goodness, possessing wealth and fame, obtaining as many enjoyments
 7   3, 66 |        great, and acquire great fame.~
 8   3, 106|         guests procures wealth, fame, long life, and heavenly
 9   4, 13 |  heavenly bliss, long life, and fame.~
10   4, 94 |      long life, wisdom, honour, fame, and excellence in Vedic
11   4, 218|         of a leather-cutter his fame;~
12   7, 33 |                         33. The fame of a king who behaves thus,
13   7, 34 |                     34. But the fame of a king who acts in a
14   8, 66 |       dependent, nor one of bad fame, nor a Dasyu, nor one who
15   8, 81 |      here (below) unsurpassable fame; such testimony is revered
16   8, 127|       reputation among men, and fame (after death), and causes
17   8, 302|        he punishes thieves, his fame grows and his kingdom prospers.~
18   8, 343|       to these rules, will gain fame in this world and after
19   8, 344|        and imperishable eternal fame, shall not, even for a moment,
20   8, 387| sovereignty among his peers and fame in the world.~
21   9, 76 |        to (acquire) learning or fame six (years), if (he went)
22  11, 9  |        him taste the sweets (of fame, but afterwards) make him
23  11, 15 |    refuses to give it; thus the fame (of the taker) will spread
24  11, 40 |    bliss in) heaven, longevity, fame, offspring, and cattle are
25  12, 36 |         to gain) by an act much fame in this world and feels