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 1   4, 133|  enemy, to a wicked man, to a thief, or to the wife of another
 2   4, 210|     Nor the food (given) by a thief, a musician, a carpenter,
 3   4, 255|        in this world; he is a thief who makes away with his
 4   8, 40 | himself incurs the guilt of a thief.~
 5   8, 67 |     nor a wrathful man, nor a thief.~
 6   8, 197|  shall not admit him who is a thief, though he may not consider
 7   8, 197|     not consider himself as a thief, as a witness (in any case).~
 8   8, 296|       the same as (that of) a thief; for large animals such
 9   8, 300|     incur the same guilt as a thief.~
10   8, 314|                        314. A thief shall, running, approach
11   8, 316|     punished or pardoned, the thief is freed from the (guilt
12   8, 316|      himself the guilt of the thief.~
13   8, 317|        teacher (or priest), a thief on the king (who pardons
14   8, 331|     between the owner and the thief), fifty (panas) if such
15   8, 334|     334. With whatever limb a thief in any way commits (an offence)
16   8, 340|  teaching him, is even like a thief.~
17   8, 342|       incurred the guilt of a thief.~
18   8, 345|        than a defamer, than a thief, and than he who injures (
19   8, 386|   king in whose town lives no thief, no adulterer, no defamer,
20   9, 270|   just king shall not cause a thief to be put to death, (unless
21  11, 101|    him once, by his death the thief becomes pure; or a Brahmana (