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 1   3, 150|         those Brahmanas who are thieves, outcasts, eunuchs, or atheists
 2   7, 83 |                     83. Neither thieves nor foes can take it, nor
 3   8, 29 | righteous king must punish like thieves those relatives who appropriate
 4   8, 40 |          40. Property stolen by thieves must be restored by the
 5   8, 189|        which has been stolen by thieves or washed away by water
 6   8, 191|     shall both be punished like thieves, or be compelled to pay
 7   8, 233|       for (an animal) stolen by thieves, though he raised an alarm,
 8   8, 302|         to the utmost to punish thieves; for, if he punishes thieves,
 9   8, 302|    thieves; for, if he punishes thieves, his fame grows and his
10   8, 343|        343. A king who punishes thieves according to these rules,
11   9, 226|         persons who are) secret thieves, dwell in the realm of a
12   9, 254|       though he does not punish thieves, (will be) disturbed and
13   9, 256|       discover the two sorts of thieves who deprive others of their
14   9, 263|       wickedness of evil-minded thieves, who secretly prowl over
15   9, 266|    spies, in order to keep away thieves.~
16   9, 267|        means of clever reformed thieves, who associate with such (
17   9, 269|      those who suspect the old (thieves employed by the king), the
18   9, 271|        in villages give food to thieves or grant them room for (
19   9, 272|      shall speedily punish like thieves, (if they remain) inactive
20   9, 278|         278. Those who give (to thieves) fire, food, arms, or shelter,
21   9, 278|         ruler shall punish like thieves.~
22   9, 312|          ever untired, restrain thieves both in his own dominions
23  11, 113|       threatened by danger from thieves, tigers, and the like, or
24  12, 59 |      eat forbidden food, worms; thieves, creatures consuming their