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 1   2, 8  |     of the revealed texts, be intent on (the performance of)
 2   2, 109| imparts knowledge, one who is intent on fulfilling the law, one
 3   3, 45 |    alone); he may also, being intent on pleasing her, approach
 4   3, 262|     wife, who is faithful and intent on the worship of the manes,
 5   4, 10 |       of corn, must be always intent on (the performance of)
 6   4, 195|       deceiver of the people, intent on doing injury, (and) a
 7   4, 196|  cruel disposition, is solely intent on attaining his own ends,
 8   6, 95 |      all rites, who is solely intent on his own (particular)
 9   8, 350|    approaches (with murderous intent), whether (he be one's)
10   9, 70 |      in white garments and be intent on purity, he shall approach
11   9, 253|     the thorns, kings, solely intent on guarding their subjects,
12   9, 324| conducting himself (and) ever intent on (discharging) his royal
13  10, 74 |         74. Brahmanas who are intent on the means (of gaining
14  11, 125|      125. For committing with intent any of the deeds which cause
15  12, 90 |       the gods; but he who is intent on the performance of those