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 1   2, 144|    Veda, (the pupil) shall consider as his father and mother;
 2   2, 147|               147. Let him consider that (he received) a (mere
 3   2, 156| learned the Veda, the gods consider to be venerable.~
 4   3, 103|          103. One must not consider as a guest a Brahmana who
 5   7, 56 |          56. Let him daily consider with them the ordinary (
 6   7, 158|        158. Let (the king) consider as hostile his immediate
 7   7, 178|         178. Let him fully consider the future and the immediate
 8   8, 10 | three assessors, and fully consider (all) causes (brought) before
 9   8, 16 |  it (kurute 'lam) the gods consider to be (a man despicable
10   8, 71 |     But the (judge) should consider the evidence of infants,
11   8, 197|   thief, though he may not consider himself as a thief, as a
12   9, 107| the law; all the rest they consider the offspring of desire.~
13  11, 2  |  nine Brahmanas one should consider as Snatakas, begging in
14  12, 29 |   be fully known, one must consider (as the quality of) Darkness.~