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 1   3, 190| appointment), becomes guilty (of a crime), and (in his next birth)
 2   4, 86 |            from him is a terrible (crime).~
 3   8, 18 |          on him who committed (the crime), one quarter on the (false)
 4   8, 19 |            the perpetrator (of the crime alone).~
 5   8, 69 |           or in a forest, or of (a crime causing) loss of life, may
 6   8, 88 |          with (the guilt of) every crime that causes loss of caste;~
 7   8, 112|                            112. No crime, causing loss of caste,
 8   8, 126|            and the (nature of the) crime, cause punishment to fall
 9   8, 334|       prevent (a repetition of the crime).~
10   8, 381|                    381. No greater crime is known on earth than slaying
11   8, 389|            off, unless guilty of a crime causing loss of caste, shall
12  11, 56 |           to the king (regarding a crime), and falsely accusing one'
13  11, 83 |          who, after confessing his crime in an assembly of the gods
14  11, 104|        shall, after confessing his crime, extend himself on a heated
15  11, 174|            has committed a bestial crime, or an unnatural crime with
16  11, 174|     bestial crime, or an unnatural crime with a female, or has had