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 1   2, 109|           ability, one who makes presents of money, one who is honest,
 2   3, 27 |  garments) and honouring (her by presents of jewels), to a man learned
 3   4, 15 | occupations, nor (let him accept presents) from any (giver whosoever
 4   4, 84 |           84. Let him not accept presents from a king who is not descended
 5   4, 86 |      slaughter-houses; to accept presents from him is a terrible (
 6   4, 87 |               87. He who accepts presents from an avaricious king
 7   4, 91 |       after death, do not accept presents from a king.~
 8   4, 186|        may be entitled to accept presents, let him not attach himself (
 9   4, 186|     through his accepting (many) presents the divine light in him
10   4, 187|        law for the acceptance of presents, a wise man should not take
11   4, 191|          afraid of accepting any presents; for by reason of a very
12   4, 251|           own hunger) with such (presents).~
13   4, 252|     seeks a subsistence, accept (presents) from good men alone.~
14   8, 307|          tolls and duties, daily presents and fines, will (after death)
15   8, 357|                    357. Offering presents (to a woman), romping (with
16  11, 3  |         the twice-born, food and presents (of money) must be given;
17  11, 4  |         jewels of all sorts, and presents for the sake of sacrifices
18  11, 70 |                    70. Accepting presents from blamed men, trading,
19  11, 176|       such persons) and accepts (presents from them) becomes an outcast;
20  11, 195|          the guilt of) accepting presents from a wicked man.~
21  11, 254|         man who, having accepted presents which ought not to be accepted,