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 1   1, 39 |        deer, men, and carnivorous beasts with two rows of teeth,~
 2   1, 43 |         Cattle, deer, carnivorous beasts with two rows of teeth,
 3   3, 52 |             e.g. appropriate) the beasts of burden, carriages, and
 4   4, 67 |         not travel with untrained beasts of burden, nor with (animals)
 5   4, 68 |           him always travel with (beasts) which are well broken in,
 6   5, 17 |           eat solitary or unknown beasts and birds, though they may
 7   5, 22 |                               22. Beasts and birds recommended (for
 8   5, 23 |          of the flesh) of eatable beasts and birds at the sacrifices
 9   5, 39 |        hence the slaughtering (of beasts) for sacrifices is not slaughtering (
10   7, 72 | fortresses) are inhabited by wild beasts, animals living in holes
11   7, 75 |         weapons, money, grain and beasts of burden, with Brahmanas,
12   7, 172|         very weak in chariots and beasts of burden and in troops,
13   7, 222|         men, all his chariots and beasts of burden, the weapons and
14   8, 151|        fruit, wool or hair, (and) beasts of burden it must not be
15   8, 328|       other things that come from beasts,~
16   8, 419|          of his undertakings, his beasts of burden, and carriages, (
17  10, 89 |                           89. All beasts of the forest, animals with
18  10, 89 |           lac, and all one-hoofed beasts.~
19  11, 138|          killing carnivorous wild beasts, he shall give a milch-cow,
20  11, 138|     milch-cow, for (killing) wild beasts that are not carnivorous,
21  12, 40 |          sink to the condition of beasts; that is the threefold course
22  12, 56 |        ordure, and of destructive beasts.~
23  12, 58 |     carnivorous (animals) and of (beasts) with fangs and of those