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 1   1, 65 |   divides days and nights, both human and divine, the night (being
 2   1, 71 | mentioned as the total of four (human) ages, are called one age
 3   1, 107|      good and bad qualities of (human) actions and the immemorial
 4   2, 28 |         by (Srauta) rites this (human) body is made fit for (union
 5   5, 87 |      Brahmana who has touched a human bone to which fat adheres,
 6   5, 135|        the twelve impurities of human (bodies).~
 7   7, 8  |      for he is a great deity in human form.~
 8   7, 100|        for securing the aims of human (existence); let him, without
 9   7, 205|         ordering of fate and on human exertion; but among these
10   9, 71 |    speaking falsely regarding a human being.~
11   9, 284|         lowest); in the case of human beings, the middlemost (
12  10, 86 |       stones, salt, cattle, and human (beings),~
13  11, 157|       crows, of donkeys, and of human flesh, is a Tapta Krikkhra (
14  12, 94 |      both beyond the sphere of (human) power, and beyond the sphere
15  12, 94 |       and beyond the sphere of (human) comprehension; that is