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 1   2, 177| substances turned acid, and from doing injury to living creatures.~
 2   2, 191|      studying (the Veda), and in doing what is serviceable to his
 3   4, 148|  practising) austerities, and by doing no injury to created beings,
 4   4, 165|  Brahmana with the intention of (doing him) a corporal injury,
 5   4, 170|        he who always delights in doing injury, ever attain happiness
 6   4, 195|         of the people, intent on doing injury, (and) a detractor (
 7   5, 27 |          Brahmanas desire (one's doing it), when one is engaged (
 8   7, 51 |                              51. Doing bodily injury, reviling,
 9   9, 95 |       according to his own will; doing what is agreeable to the
10  10, 120|           benefit (the king) by (doing) work (for him).~
11  11, 65 |        green trees for firewood, doing acts for one's own advantage
12  11, 79 |         tree, taking pleasure in doing good to cows and Brahmanas.~
13  11, 125|         Samtapana Krikkhra; (for doing it) unintentionally, (the
14  12, 35 |       When a (man), having done, doing, or being about to do any
15  12, 58 |          with fangs and of those doing cruel deeds.~
16  12, 59 |           59. Men who delight in doing hurt (become) carnivorous (
17  12, 83 |          organs, abstention from doing injury, and serving the