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 1   7, 103|      even by the employment of force.~
 2   7, 108|        him, overcoming them by force alone, gradually bring them
 3   7, 109|        and (the employment of) force for the prosperity of kingdoms.~
 4   8, 48 |     even by those means may he force the debtor and make him
 5   8, 49 | property lent; and fifthly, by force.~
 6   8, 144|      only) must not be used by force, (the creditor), so using
 7   8, 157|      carried), that (has legal force) in such cases with respect
 8   8, 164|   virtuous), can have no legal force, though it be established (
 9   8, 168|          168. What is given by force, what is enjoyed by force,
10   8, 168|      force, what is enjoyed by force, also what has been caused
11   8, 168|        caused to be written by force, and all other transactions
12   8, 168|     other transactions done by force, Manu has declared void.~
13   8, 184|       he shall be compelled by force to restore both (deposits);
14   8, 365|       of) low (caste), let him force to live confined in her
15   9, 10 |      completely guard women by force; but they can be guarded
16   9, 269|       the king shall attack by force and slay together with their
17   9, 321|     stone; the all-penetrating force of those (three) has no
18  11, 15 |         Or) he may take (it by force or fraud) from one who always
19  12, 108|        doubtlessly have legal (force).'~
20  12, 110| declares to be law, the legal (force of) that one must not dispute.~
21  12, 113|        to have) supreme legal (force, but) not that which is