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 1   2, 70 |   brought his organs under due control.~
 2   2, 93 |       keep them under complete control, he will obtain success (
 3   2, 99 |        organs slips away (from control), thereby (man's) wisdom
 4   2, 118|    three Vedas, (but) does not control himself, eats all (sorts
 5   3, 188|      of the manes shall always control himself and not recite the
 6   4, 12 |      contented disposition and control himself; for happiness has
 7   4, 145|      be careful of purity, and control all his organs, let him
 8   4, 175|      arms, and his belly under control.~
 9   7, 65 |      in charge of it), the due control (of the subjects) on the
10   9, 2  |       must be kept under one's control.~
11  10, 63 |        of others), purity, and control of the organs, Manu has
12  11, 110|       keeping his organs under control.~
13  11, 237|             237. The sages who control themselves and subsist on
14  12, 10 |    whose mind these three, the control over his speech (vagdanda),
15  12, 10 |     his speech (vagdanda), the control over his thoughts (manodanda),
16  12, 10 |  thoughts (manodanda), and the control over his body (kayadanda),
17  12, 11 |       who keeps this threefold control (over himself) with respect
18  12, 31 | pursuit of) knowledge, purity, control over the organs, the performance