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 1   1, 71 |                              71. These twelve thousand (years) which thus
 2   1, 79 | before-mentioned age of the gods, (or) twelve thousand (of their years),
 3   3, 271|             their satisfaction endures twelve years.~
 4   5, 83 |                days, a Kshatriya after twelve, a Vaisya after fifteen,
 5   5, 134|             the (remaining ones among) twelve impurities of the body.~
 6   5, 135|                eyes, and sweat are the twelve impurities of human (bodies).~
 7   7, 156|               total) is declared to be twelve.~
 8   7, 157|                with each (of the first twelve; thus the whole circle consists),
 9   8, 268|               in (the case of) a Sudra twelve.~
10   8, 269|                the fine shall be) also twelve (panas); for speeches which
11   8, 397|             compelled to pay a fine of twelve (panas).~
12   9, 94 |                shall marry a maiden of twelve who pleases him, or a man
13   9, 158|                         158. Among the twelve sons of men whom Manu, sprung
14  11, 73 |               and dwell (in it) during twelve years, subsisting on alms
15  11, 82 |             removes after the lapse of twelve years (the guilt of) slaying
16  11, 168|                 168. To subsist during twelve days on (uncooked) grains (
17  11, 216|                        216. A fast for twelve days by a man who controls