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 1   2, 128|       knows the sacred law must use in speaking to such (a man
 2   2, 178| collyrium to his eyes, from the use of shoes and of an umbrella (
 3   3, 54 |      not appropriate (for their use) the gratuity (given), it
 4   3, 162|          and he who teaches the use of arms,~
 5   3, 254|    honour of the manes one must use (in asking of the guests
 6   4, 66 |                 66. Let him not use shoes, garments, a sacred
 7   5, 48 |         him therefore shun (the use of) meat.~
 8   5, 54 |       by entirely avoiding (the use of) flesh.~
 9   5, 129|         hand) is always fit for use; that is a settled rule.~
10   6, 12 |   produce of the forest, he may use the remainder for himself, (
11   6, 17 |  ripened by time; he either may use a stone for grinding, or
12   7, 54 | sciences, heroes skilled in the use of weapons and descended
13   8, 144|        if it has been spoilt by use) he shall satisfy the (owner)
14   8, 150|         compensation for (such) use.~
15   8, 196|        and a friendly loan (for use) without showing (undue)
16   8, 333|     when they are prepared for (use), let the king inflict the
17   9, 252|        the Institutes, he shall use his utmost exertions to
18   9, 293|         of the offence) and the use (of the object).~
19  11, 25 |       for a sacrifice, does not use the whole (for that purpose),
20  11, 33 |                     33. Let him use without hesitation the sacred
21  11, 35 |      anything unpropitious, nor use any harsh words.~