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 1   2, 177|      meat, perfumes, garlands, substances (used for) flavouring (food),
 2   2, 177|  flavouring (food), women, all substances turned acid, and from doing
 3   3, 159|       a hypocrite, a seller of substances used for flavouring food,~
 4   4, 56 |     clothes) defiled by impure substances, nor any other (impurity),
 5   5, 5  |         springing from impure (substances), are unfit to be eaten
 6   5, 9  |        that of women, and all (substances turned) sour must be avoided.~
 7   5, 24 |        been) mixed with fatty (substances), and so may the remains
 8   5, 25 |        being mixed with fatty (substances), though they may have stood
 9   5, 114| particular case), by alkaline (substances), acids or water.~
10   5, 126|      object) defiled by impure substances, and the stain caused by
11   5, 128|        and unmixed with impure substances, is pure, if it is collected
12   7, 131|     perfumes, (medical) herbs, substances used for flavouring food,
13  11, 57 | forbidden food, or (swallowing substances) unfit for food, are six (
14  11, 96 |      must not partake of such (substances).~
15  11, 154|         becomes, though (these substances may) not (be specially)
16  12, 71 |        Preta), who eats impure substances and corpses.~