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 1   1, 42 |        42. But whatever act is stated (to belong) to (each of)
 2   1, 50 |        beings are subject, are stated to begin with (that of)
 3   1, 92 |                     92. Man is stated to be purer above the navel (
 4   1, 107|      sacred law has been fully stated as well as the good and
 5   2, 3  | prescribing restraints are all stated to be kept through the idea
 6   2, 67 |        The nuptial ceremony is stated to be the Vedic sacrament
 7   2, 231|       The father, forsooth, is stated to be the Garhapatya fire,
 8   3, 195|         the sons of Virag, are stated to be the manes of the Sadhyas,
 9   4, 103|                  103. Manu has stated, that when lightning, thunder,
10   7, 166|          166. Sitting quiet is stated to be of two kinds, (viz.
11   7, 203| inhabitants), just as they are stated (to be), and let him honour
12   8, 54 |              54. Or who having stated what he means to prove afterwards
13   8, 54 |      questioned on a fact duly stated by himself does not abide
14   8, 212|      not (used) in the manner (stated).~
15   8, 218|      wages has been completely stated; I will next explain the
16   8, 257|        boundary) in the manner stated, they are guiltless (being)
17   9, 113|   according to (the rule just) stated (each of) those who are
18   9, 121|         according to the rule (stated above).~
19  11, 21 |      him (who, for the reasons stated, appropriates another's
20  12, 85 |       knowledge of the Soul is stated to be the most excellent