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 1   3, 204|        manes); for the Rakshasas destroy a funeral sacrifice which
 2   4, 114|          and the full-moon days (destroy all remembrance of) the
 3   4, 136|          disrespect, may utterly destroy him; hence a wise man must
 4   4, 189|               189. Gold and food destroy his longevity, land and
 5   5, 37 |        but let him never seek to destroy an animal without a (lawful)
 6   6, 72 |                      72. Let him destroy the taints through suppressions
 7   7, 12 |     quickly makes up his mind to destroy such (a man).~
 8   7, 110|          protect his kingdom and destroy his opponents.~
 9   7, 196|            196. Likewise let him destroy the tanks, ramparts, and
10   7, 217|   hallowed) by sacred texts that destroy poison.~
11   7, 218|       careful to wear gems which destroy poison.~
12   8, 15 |  violated, lest violated justice destroy us.'~
13   9, 267| machinations, he must detect and destroy them.~
14   9, 290|         incantations intended to destroy life, for magic rites with
15   9, 313|         angered, could instantly destroy him together with his army
16  11, 198|     magic sacrifice (intended to destroy life) or an Ahina sacrifice,
17  11, 246|  patience (in suffering) quickly destroy all guilt, even that caused