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 1   3, 53 |   since (the acceptance of) a fee, be it small or great, is
 2   3, 156|      teaches for a stipulated fee and he who is taught on
 3   6, 38 |   property as the sacrificial fee, having reposited the sacred
 4   8, 206|    work, a share only (of the fee) in proportion to the work (
 5   8, 210|      receive a moiety (of the fee), the next (four) one half
 6   8, 303| representing) the sacrificial fee.~
 7   8, 366|  caste) shall pay the nuptial fee, if her father desires it.~
 8   8, 369|       double of her (nuptial) fee, and receive ten (lashes
 9   9, 93 |     shall not pay any nuptial fee to her father; for the (
10   9, 97 |     97. If, after the nuptial fee has been paid for a maiden,
11   9, 97 |      maiden, the giver of the fee dies, she shall be given
12   9, 98 |   ought not to take a nuptial fee, when he gives away his
13   9, 98 |  daughter; for he who takes a fee sell his daughter, covering (
14   9, 100|       price, called a nuptial fee.~
15  11, 38 |    wealthy, does not give, as fee for the performance of an