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 1   2, 220|     offended) intentionally or unintentionally, he shall fast during the (
 2   5, 21 | penance, in order to atone for unintentionally eating (forbidden food)
 3   6, 69 |       those creatures which he unintentionally injures by day or by night,
 4   8, 288|         be it intentionally or unintentionally, shall give satisfaction
 5   9, 242|       other (castes), who have unintentionally committed such crimes, ought
 6  11, 45 |  prescribe a penance for a sin unintentionally committed; some declare,
 7  11, 46 |                      46. A sin unintentionally committed is expiated by
 8  11, 90 |        has been prescribed for unintentionally killing a Brahmana; but
 9  11, 125|       Krikkhra; (for doing it) unintentionally, (the Krikkhra) revealed
10  11, 128|         128. But if a Brahmana unintentionally kills a Kshatriya, he shall
11  11, 146|      incurred intentionally or unintentionally by injuring (created beings)
12  11, 147|             147. He who drinks unintentionally (the spirituous liquor,
13  11, 151|     twice-born castes who have unintentionally swallowed ordure or urine,
14  11, 161|        up such as he has eaten unintentionally, or quickly atone for it
15  11, 176|            176. A Brahmana who unintentionally approaches a woman of the
16  11, 233|     233. He who, having either unintentionally or intentionally committed