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 1   1, 82 |   through (the prevalence of) theft, falsehood, and fraud the
 2   8, 6  |     and (12) defamation, (13) theft, (14) robbery and violence, (
 3   8, 72 |     all cases of violence, of theft and adultery, of defamation
 4   8, 144|      price; else he commits a theft of the pledge.~
 5   8, 198| excuse, he shall be guilty of theft.~
 6   8, 213|       as an expiation for his theft.~
 7   8, 301|    the decision (in cases) of theft.~
 8   8, 314|  flying hair, confessing that theft (and saying), 'Thus have
 9   8, 316|     freed from the (guilt of) theft; but the king, if he punishes
10   8, 332|       his absence, it will be theft; likewise if (the possession
11   8, 337|           337. In (a case of) theft the guilt of a Sudra shall
12   8, 339|       has declared (to be) no theft.~
13   9, 92 | carries them away, it will be theft.~
14   9, 222|    and betting amount to open theft; the king shall always exert
15   9, 293|                  293. For the theft of agricultural implements,
16  11, 66 |      kindle the sacred fires, theft, non-payment of (the three)
17  11, 103|       the guilt incurred by a theft (of gold); but he may atone
18  11, 162|     which remove the guilt of theft.~
19  11, 170|       may remove the guilt of theft; but the guilt of approaching
20  12, 69 |       manner have committed a theft, shall incur guilt; they