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 1   1, 94 |        mouth, in order that the offerings might be conveyed to the
 2   1, 95 |        viands and the manes the offerings to the dead?~
 3   3, 18 |      the gods will not eat the (offerings) of that man who performs
 4   3, 70 |       offered) to Brahman, the (offerings of water and food called)
 5   3, 80 |       ask the householders (for offerings and gifts); hence he who
 6   3, 81 | oblations, the manes by funeral offerings (Sraddha), men by (gifts
 7   3, 87 |        food, let him throw Bali offerings in all directions of the
 8   3, 91 |        what remains (from these offerings) in a southerly direction
 9   3, 135|       devoted to knowledge, but offerings to the gods, in accordance
10   3, 139| performs funeral sacrifices and offerings to the gods chiefly for
11   3, 168|       is (unable to consume the offerings and is quickly) extinguished,
12   3, 207|         are always pleased with offerings made in open, naturally
13   3, 212| available), he shall place (the offerings) into the hand of a Brahmana;
14   3, 241|      inhaling the smell (of the offerings), a cock by the air of his
15   4, 28 |         not being worshipped by offerings of new grain and of an animal,
16   4, 226|         charity with faith; for offerings and charitable works made
17   4, 249|         does the fire carry his offerings (to the gods).~
18   5, 16 |       may be eaten, if used for offerings to the gods or to the manes; (
19   6, 34 |    tired with (giving) alms and offerings of food, an ascetic, gains
20   7, 29 |          who (on the failure of offerings) ascend to the sky.~
21   9, 142|         the estate, the funeral offerings of him who gives (his son
22  10, 111|      sacred texts) and by burnt offerings, but that incurred by accepting
23  11, 96 |      eats (the remnants of) the offerings consecrated to the gods,
24  11, 243|        243. The gods accept the offerings of that Brahmana alone who