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 1   2, 78 |         learned in the Veda, who recites during both twilights that
 2   2, 82 |                 82. He who daily recites that (verse), untired, during
 3   2, 102|     previous) night; but he who (recites it), seated, in the evening,
 4   2, 105|          the Veda, and when (one recites) the daily portion of the
 5   2, 107|      organs, during a year daily recites the Veda according to the
 6   2, 116| permission the Veda from one who recites it, incurs the guilt of
 7   2, 167|         wearing a garland, daily recites the Veda in private to the
 8   4, 127|          when the place where he recites is impure, and when he himself
 9   4, 149|         former existences, again recites the Veda, gains endless
10   6, 39 |          the portion) of him who recites (the texts regarding) Brahman
11  11, 252|      from sin), if he repeatedly recites the Havishpantiya (hymn), (
12  11, 255|        sins, becomes pure, if he recites during a month the (four
13  11, 263|        concentrated mind, thrice recites the Riksamhita, or (that
14  12, 111|       knows the Nirukta, one who recites (the Institutes of) the
15  12, 126|        126. A twice-born man who recites these Institutes, revealed