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 1   1, 87 |               87. But in order to protect this universe He, the most
 2   1, 89 |         Kshatriya he commanded to protect the people, to bestow gifts,
 3   7, 2  | prescribed by the Veda, must duly protect this whole (world).~
 4   7, 88 |           turn back in battle, to protect the people, to honour the
 5   7, 101|       what he has gained, let him protect by careful attention; what
 6   7, 105|       against treachery), let him protect his own weak points.~
 7   7, 110|        corn, even so let the king protect his kingdom and destroy
 8   7, 123|        king, who are appointed to protect (the people), generally
 9   7, 123|       property of others; let him protect his subjects against such (
10   7, 135|         the sacred law, and shall protect him in every way, as a father (
11   7, 142|           zealously and carefully protect his subjects.~
12   7, 144|         duty of a Kshatriya is to protect his subjects, for the king
13   8, 27 |                27. The king shall protect the inherited (and other)
14   8, 304|   spiritual merit; if he does not protect them, the sixth part of
15   8, 309|           rapacious, who does not protect (his subjects, but) devours
16   8, 349|          priests, and in order to protect women and Brahmanas; he
17   9, 3  |            in youth, and her sons protect (her) in old age; a woman
18   9, 4  |           is the son who does not protect his mother after her husband
19   9, 251|        yet gained, and shall duly protect them when he has gained
20  11, 23 |        maintenance, the king must protect him in every way; for he