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 1   2, 110|      not explain (anything) to anybody, nor (must one answer) a
 2   2, 240|      arts may be acquired from anybody.~
 3   4, 59 |  suckling (her calf), nor tell anybody of it. A wise man, if he
 4   4, 59 |       must not point it out to anybody.~
 5   4, 139| useless enmity or dispute with anybody.~
 6   4, 164|       another man, nor strike (anybody) except a son or a pupil;
 7   4, 213|    outcasts, nor that on which anybody has sneezed;~
 8   4, 251|        may accept (gifts) from anybody; but he must not satisfy
 9   6, 47 |      words, let him not insult anybody, and let him not become
10   6, 47 |         and let him not become anybody's enemy for the sake of
11   7, 6  |       eyes and hearts; nor can anybody on earth even gaze on him.~
12   8, 194|       or quantity is bailed by anybody in the presence of a number (
13   8, 197|                        197. If anybody sells the property of another
14   8, 199|        A gift or sale, made by anybody else but the owner, must
15   8, 222|                        222. If anybody in this (world), after buying
16   8, 228|                        228. If anybody in this (world) repent of
17   8, 396|         of another), nor allow anybody (but the owner) to wear
18   9, 73 |                         73. If anybody gives away a maiden possessing
19  10, 102|        may accept (gifts) from anybody; for according to the law
20  11, 262|  though he may eat the food of anybody.~