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 1   2, 199|    honorific title) behind his back even, and let him not mimic
 2   4, 72 |      his hair). To ride on the back of cows (or of oxen) is
 3   7, 88 |                88. Not to turn back in battle, to protect the
 4   7, 89 |       exertion and do not turn back, go to heaven.~
 5   7, 94 |      in battle, while he turns back in fear, takes upon himself
 6   7, 147|             147. Ascending the back of a hill or a terrace, (
 7   8, 180|      same thing to be received back (by the owner); as the delivery (
 8   8, 182|       and afterwards demand it back).~
 9   8, 188|      is the rule for obtaining back all those open deposits;
10   8, 202|      chattel shall receive it (back from the buyer).~
11   8, 222|         he may return or take (back) that chattel within ten
12   8, 223|      nor cause it to be given (back); both he who takes it (
13   8, 223|          both he who takes it (back) and he who gives it (back,
14   8, 223|     back) and he who gives it (back, except by consent) shall
15   8, 291|     carriage turns sideways or back, when the axle or a wheel
16   8, 300|                300. But on the back part of the body (only),
17  10, 119| conquest, and he must not turn back in danger; having protected