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 1   1, 88 |            benefit and for others, giving and accepting (of alms).~
 2   2, 159|    concerns) their welfare without giving them pain, and sweet and
 3   3, 95 |   twice-born householder gains, by giving alms, the same reward for
 4   3, 264|      paternal relations and, after giving it to them with due respect,
 5   4, 238|                               238. Giving no pain to any creature,
 6   6, 34 |       senses, becomes, tired with (giving) alms and offerings of food,
 7   6, 39 |       house (as an ascetic), after giving a promise of safety to all
 8   6, 50 |    astrology and palmistry, nor by giving advice and by the exposition (
 9   7, 213|          preserve himself even by (giving up) his wife and his wealth.~
10   8, 39 |          ground, by reason of (his giving) protection, (and) because
11   8, 254|               254. The witnesses, (giving evidence) regarding a boundary,
12   9, 71 |          Let no prudent man, after giving his daughter to one (man),
13   9, 214|          separate property without giving (an equivalent) to his younger
14  11, 56 | attributing to oneself high birth, giving information to the king (
15  11, 57 |          Veda, reviling the Vedas, giving false evidence, slaying
16  11, 60 |            mother, father, or son, giving up the (daily) study of
17  11, 61 |        before one's elder brother, giving a daughter to, or sacrificing
18  11, 68 |                                68. Giving pain to a Brahmana (by a
19  11, 89 |                   89. Likewise for giving false evidence (in an important
20  12, 92 |                          92. After giving up even the above-mentioned