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 1   3, 210|           presented to them water, sesamum grains, and blades of Kusa
 2   3, 223|            poured water mixed with sesamum, in which a blade of Kusa
 3   3, 234|            each guest), scattering sesamum grains on the ground.~
 4   3, 235|          son, a Nepal blanket, and sesamum grains; and they recommend
 5   3, 255|       preparation of the dwelling, sesamum grains, liberality, the
 6   3, 267|       satisfied for one month with sesamum grains, rice, barley, masha
 7   4, 75 |       sunset any (food) containing sesamum grains; let him never sleep
 8   4, 229| imperishable happiness, a giver of sesamum desirable offspring, a giver
 9   4, 233|         food, cows, land, clothes, sesamum, gold, and clarified butter.~
10   5, 7  |                7. Rice boiled with sesamum, wheat mixed with butter,
11   9, 39 |         called) sali, mudga-beans, sesamum, masha-beans, barley, leeks,
12  10, 86 |         all sorts, cooked food and sesamum, stones, salt, cattle, and
13  10, 90 |           at pleasure sell unmixed sesamum grains for sacred purposes,
14  10, 91 |                  91. If he applies sesamum to any other purpose but
15  10, 94 |         kinds of) cooked food, and sesamum seeds for grain in equal