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 1   2, 187|    an Avakirnin (one who has broken his vow).~
 2   3, 33 |   wounded and (their houses) broken open, is called the Rakshasa
 3   3, 155| actor or singer, one who has broken the vow of studentship,
 4   4, 65 |     let him not eat out of a broken (earthen) dish, nor out
 5   4, 68 |       beasts) which are well broken in, swift, endowed with
 6   4, 69 |       burning) corpse, and a broken seat must be avoided. Let
 7   6, 28 |     his naked) hand, or in a broken earthen dish, and may eat
 8   7, 24 |        all barriers would be broken through, and all men would
 9   7, 93 |    Nor one whose weapons are broken, nor one afflicted (with
10   8, 291|    snapped, when the yoke is broken, when the carriage turns
11   8, 291|  when the axle or a wheel is broken,~
12   8, 292|   the neck or the bridle are broken, and when (the driver) has
13  10, 52 |   shall eat) their food from broken dishes, black iron (shall
14  10, 54 |    than an Aryan giver) in a broken dish; at night they shall
15  11, 118|     except a student who has broken his vow (Avakirnin), may
16  11, 119|   119. But a student who has broken his vow shall offer at night