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 1   2, 177|   turned acid, and from doing injury to living creatures.~
 2   4, 148|  austerities, and by doing no injury to created beings, one (
 3   4, 165|     of (doing him) a corporal injury, will wander about for a
 4   4, 170|      always delights in doing injury, ever attain happiness in
 5   4, 195|       people, intent on doing injury, (and) a detractor (from
 6   4, 246|    cruel conduct, and does no injury (to living creatures), gains,
 7   5, 43 |   times of distress, cause an injury (to any creature) which
 8   5, 44 |             44. Know that the injury to moving creatures and
 9   5, 44 |      certain occasions, is no injury at all; for the sacred law
10   5, 48 |     never be obtained without injury to living creatures, and
11   5, 48 |      to living creatures, and injury to sentient beings is detrimental
12   7, 51 |              51. Doing bodily injury, reviling, and the seizure
13   7, 164|      that waged to avenge) an injury done to a friend.~
14   7, 169|        he will suffer) little injury, then let him have recourse
15  10, 83 |   agriculture, (which causes) injury to many beings and depends
16  11, 52 |      it will become one-eyed; injury (to sentient beings) is
17  12, 83 | organs, abstention from doing injury, and serving the Guru are