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 1   2, 180|         his manhood, breaks his vow.~
 2   2, 187|          one who has broken his vow).~
 3   2, 188|        188. He who performs the vow (of studentship) shall constantly
 4   2, 189|   however the conditions on his vow, or at a (funeral meal)
 5   2, 249|    student without breaking his vow, reaches (after death) the
 6   3, 1  |                          1. The vow (of studying) the three
 7   3, 155|          one who has broken the vow of studentship, one whose (
 8   3, 170|      who have not fulfilled the vow of studentship, by a Parivettri
 9   4, 198|        under (the pretext of) a vow and deceiving women and
10   4, 199|         expound the Veda, and a vow, performed under a false
11   5, 88 | undertaken the performance of a vow shall not pour out libations (
12   5, 88 |          to the dead) until the vow has been completed; but
13   5, 91 |      student does not break his vow by carrying out (to the
14   5, 93 |         in the performance of a vow, or of a Sattra; for the (
15   5, 155|           155. No sacrifice, no vow, no fast must be performed
16  11, 62 |       damsel, usury, breaking a vow, selling a tank, a garden,
17  11, 82 |     remains) always firm in his vow, chaste, and of concentrated
18  11, 118|      student who has broken his vow (Avakirnin), may perform,
19  11, 119|      student who has broken his vow shall offer at night on
20  11, 121|          youth) who fulfils the vow (of studentship constitutes)
21  11, 121|   constitutes) a breach of that vow.~
22  11, 122|        enters, if he breaks his vow, the Maruts, Puruhuta (Indra),
23  11, 159|         afterwards complete his vow (of studentship).~