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 1   1, 46 |   those) which, bearing many flowers and fruits, perish after
 2   1, 47 |     which bear fruit without flowers are called vanaspati (lords
 3   1, 47 |    but those which bear both flowers and fruit are called vriksha.~
 4   2, 182|   fetch a pot full of water, flowers, cowdung, earth, and Kusa
 5   3, 96 |   seasoning, or the pot with flowers and fruit).~
 6   4, 250|      grass, perfumes, water, flowers, jewels, sour milk, grain,
 7   5, 10 |  what is extracted from pure flowers, roots, and fruit.~
 8   5, 68 |   the village), decked (with flowers, and bury it) in pure ground,
 9   5, 157|     body by (living on) pure flowers, roots, and fruit; but she
10   6, 13 |     on dry land or in water, flowers, roots, and fruits, the
11   6, 21 |    may constantly subsist on flowers, roots, and fruit alone,
12   7, 131|    used for flavouring food, flowers, roots, and fruit;~
13   8, 256|     wearing chaplets (of red flowers) and red dresses, being
14   8, 289|      the case of (damage to) flowers, roots, and fruit.~
15   8, 330|                     330. For flowers, green corn, shrubs, creepers,
16  11, 71 | stealing fruit, firewood, or flowers, (are offences) which make
17  11, 144|  condiments, in fruit, or in flowers, the expiation is to eat
18  11, 166|      vehicle, a bed, a seat, flowers, roots, or fruit.~