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 1   7, 16 |   time and the place (of the offence), the strength and the knowledge (
 2   8, 126|   the time and place (of the offence), and having considered
 3   8, 332|                      332. An offence (of this description), which
 4   8, 334| thief in any way commits (an offence) against men, even of that (
 5   8, 338|    knowing the nature of the offence.~
 6   8, 368|    from a repetition (of the offence).~
 7   8, 384|    Vaisya; but (for the same offence) a Kshatriya shall be shaved
 8   9, 293|     account the time (of the offence) and the use (of the object).~
 9  10, 126|     A Sudra cannot commit an offence, causing loss of caste (
10  11, 31 |      law need not bring any (offence) to the notice of the king;
11  11, 41 |  during one month; for that (offence) is equal to the slaughter
12  11, 45 |     even for an intentional (offence).~
13  11, 68 |   cheating, and an unnatural offence with a man, are declared
14  11, 109|    who has committed a minor offence by slaying a cow (or bull)
15  11, 175|     who commits an unnatural offence with a male, or has intercourse
16  11, 199|     the Veda, atones for his offence, if he subsists during a
17  11, 210|      and the (nature of the) offence.~
18  11, 253|   Varuna,' &c., or 'Whatever offence here, O Varuna,' &c.~