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 1   2, 220|       be it (that he offended) intentionally or unintentionally, he shall
 2   4, 130|               130. Let him not intentionally step on the shadow of (images
 3   4, 132|          132. Let him not step intentionally on things used for cleansing
 4   4, 166|                    166. Having intentionally struck him in anger, even
 5   4, 207|      nor what has been touched intentionally with the foot,~
 6   4, 222|       days; if he has eaten it intentionally, or (has swallowed) semen,
 7   5, 21 |        forbidden food) but for intentionally (eating forbidden food he
 8   8, 288|        goods of another, be it intentionally or unintentionally, shall
 9   9, 242|       if (they committed them) intentionally, they shall be banished.~
10   9, 248|       a base-born (Sudra), who intentionally gives pain to Brahmanas,
11  11, 46 |     men) in their folly commit intentionally, by various (special) penances.~
12  11, 90 |    killing a Brahmana; but for intentionally slaying a Brahmana no atonement
13  11, 91 |        twice-born man who has (intentionally) drunk, through delusion
14  11, 127| prescribed (as expiation) for (intentionally) killing a Kshatriya, one-eighth
15  11, 146|        146. The guilt incurred intentionally or unintentionally by injuring (
16  11, 147|          even for drinking it) intentionally (a penance) destructive
17  11, 176|   outcast; but (if he does it) intentionally, he becomes their equal.~
18  11, 233|      either unintentionally or intentionally committed a reprehensible