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 1   2, 142|         the child), is called the Guru (the venerable one).~
 2   2, 149|         in these (Institutes) his Guru, in consequence of that
 3   4, 130|         images of) the gods, of a Guru, of a king, of a Snataka,
 4   4, 162|           mother, nor (any other) Guru, nor cows, nor Brahmanas,
 5   5, 82 |         whole day, likewise for a Guru who knows the Veda and the
 6   5, 91 |    upadhyaya), father, mother, or Guru.~
 7   7, 175|          with every effort like a Guru.~
 8   9, 57 |            brother) the wife of a Guru; but the wife of the younger
 9   9, 63 |           daughter-in-law or of a Guru.~
10   9, 235|             and he who violates a Guru's bed, must each and all
11   9, 237|              237. For violating a Guru's bed, (the mark of) a female
12  11, 49 |    consumption; the violator of a Guru's bed, a diseased skin;~
13  11, 55 |        Brahmana), adultery with a Guru's wife, and associating
14  11, 59 |       equal to the violation of a Guru's bed.~
15  11, 103|        atone for connexion with a Guru's wife by the following
16  11, 104|           He who has violated his Guru's bed, shall, after confessing
17  11, 107|         the guilt of) violating a Guru's bed.~
18  11, 171| prescribed for the violation of a Guru's bed.~
19  11, 252|            252. The violator of a Guru's bed is freed (from sin),
20  12, 58 |             58. The violator of a Guru's bed (enters) a hundred
21  12, 83 |           injury, and serving the Guru are the best means for attaining