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 1   1, 4  | high-minded great sages, duly honoured them, and answered, 'Listen!'~
 2   2, 131|       a paternal aunt must be honoured like the wife of one's teacher;
 3   2, 139|       the king must be (most) honoured; and if the king and a Snataka (
 4   2, 210|      different caste, must be honoured by rising and salutation.~
 5   3, 3  |     from his father, shall be honoured, sitting on a couch and
 6   3, 39 |     knowledge of the Veda and honoured by the Sishtas (good men).~
 7   3, 55 |             55. Women must be honoured and adorned by their fathers,
 8   3, 56 |           56. Where women are honoured, there the gods are pleased;
 9   3, 56 |        but where they are not honoured, no sacred rite yields rewards.~
10   3, 58 |     relations, not being duly honoured, pronounce a curse, perish
11   3, 117|                   117. Having honoured the gods, the sages, men,
12   3, 120|       of a sacrifice, must be honoured with the honey-mixture,
13   3, 146|       these three dines, duly honoured, at a funeral sacrifice,
14   4, 29 |       his house without being honoured, according to his ability,
15   7, 38 |  always worships aged men, is honoured even by Rakshasas.~
16   9, 110|     brother, he should yet be honoured like a kinsman.~
17   9, 319|     occupations, they must be honoured in every way; for (each
18  10, 72 |  animals became sages who are honoured and praised, hence the seed