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 1   1, 82 |   falsehood, and fraud the merit (gained by men) is diminished by
 2   6, 64 | attainment of their highest aim, (gained through) spiritual merit.~
 3   7, 40 |        hermits in the forest have gained kingdoms.~
 4   7, 42 |          humility Prithu and Manu gained sovereignty, Kubera the
 5   7, 95 |          slain in flight may have gained for the next (world), all
 6   7, 99 |          gain what he has not yet gained; what he has gained let
 7   7, 99 |           yet gained; what he has gained let him carefully preserve;
 8   7, 101|        101. What he has not (yet) gained, let him seek (to gain)
 9   7, 101|            his) army; what he has gained, let him protect by careful
10   7, 201|                  201. When he has gained victory, let him duly worship
11   9, 251|    countries which he has not yet gained, and shall duly protect
12   9, 251|          protect them when he has gained them.~
13  12, 85 |            because immortality is gained through that.~
14  12, 93 |   otherwise, a twice-born man has gained all his ends.~
15  12, 101|           101. As a fire that has gained strength consumes even trees