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 1   3, 94 |        he shall first feed his guest and, according to the rule,
 2   3, 99 | accordance with the rule, to a guest who has come (of his own
 3   3, 102|       only is declared to be a guest (atithi); for because he
 4   3, 102|         he is called atithi (a guest).~
 5   3, 103|     One must not consider as a guest a Brahmana who dwells in
 6   3, 105|                         105. A guest who is sent by the (setting)
 7   3, 106|       he does not offer to his guest; the hospitable reception
 8   3, 108|            108. But if another guest comes after the Vaisvadeva
 9   3, 110|       Brahmana is not called a guest (atithi), nor a Vaisya,
10   3, 111|    Brahmana in the manner of a guest, (the house-holder) may
11   3, 130| procure as great rewards as) a guest (atithi).~
12   3, 149| qualities and parentage of the guest).~
13   3, 178|        as many Brahmanas as a (guest) who sacrifices for Sudras
14   3, 222|      eat at that Sraddha (as a guest), or (the grandson) having
15   3, 234|       the on the seat (of each guest), scattering sesamum grains
16   3, 238|                   238. What (a guest) eats, covering his head,
17   4, 29 |                         29. No guest must stay in his house without
18   4, 122|    receiving permission from a guest (who stays in his house),
19   4, 179|       with a maternal uncle, a guest and a dependant, with infants,
20   4, 182|  created beings (Pragapati), a guest rules over the world of
21   4, 212|    given at a dinner) where (a guest rises) prematurely (and)
22   5, 41 |        the honey-mixture (to a guest), at a sacrifice and at