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 1   2, 154|     through years, nor through white (hairs), nor through wealth,
 2   3, 7  |        digestion, epilepsy, or white or black leprosy.~
 3   3, 161|     glands, one afflicted with white leprosy, an informer, a
 4   3, 177|    sixty, one who suffers from white leprosy for a hundred, and
 5   3, 271|      the flesh of a long-eared white he-goat their satisfaction
 6   4, 35 |        by austerities, wearing white garments and (keeping himself)
 7   4, 65 |        his feet in a vessel of white brass; let him not eat out
 8   4, 238|        next world, just as the white ant (gradually raises its)
 9   6, 2  |       wrinkled, and (his hair) white, and. the sons of his sons,
10   8, 133|       three of the latter to a white mustard-seed.~
11   8, 134|             134. Six grains of white mustard are one middle-sized
12   9, 70 |      her (who must be) clad in white garments and be intent on
13  11, 51 | dumbness a stealer of clothes, white leprosy; a horse-stealer,
14  11, 131|        or he may also give ten white cows and one bull to a Brahmana.~