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 1   1, 5  |  immersed, as it were, in deep sleep.~
 2   1, 52 |     then the universe sinks to sleep.~
 3   1, 53 |        when he reposes in calm sleep, the corporeal beings whose
 4   1, 66 |     fortnight) their night for sleep.~
 5   2, 108|     the sacred fire, beg food, sleep on the ground and do what
 6   2, 163|     scorned (nevertheless may) sleep with an easy mind, awake
 7   2, 180|            180. Let him always sleep alone, let him never waste
 8   2, 181|      his manly strength during sleep, must bathe, worship the
 9   4, 40 |    courses appear; nor let him sleep with her in the same bed.~
10   4, 55 |       not eat, nor travel, nor sleep during the twilight; let
11   4, 57 |                57. Let him not sleep alone in a deserted dwelling;
12   4, 75 |  sesamum grains; let him never sleep naked, nor go anywhere unpurified (
13   4, 99 | reciting the Veda, go again to sleep.~
14   5, 73 |         abstain from meat, and sleep separate on the ground.~
15   7, 18 |   watches over them while they sleep; the wise declare punishment (
16  12, 122|     only when) in (a state of) sleep (-like abstraction).~