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 1   2, 138|     must be made for a man in a carriage, for one who is above ninety
 2   2, 202|      near; if he is seated in a carriage or on a (raised) seat, he
 3   2, 204|       sit with his teacher in a carriage drawn by oxen, horses, or
 4   4, 120|         ground, nor riding in a carriage,~
 5   4, 202|       uses without permission a carriage, a bed, a seat, a well,
 6   4, 232|               232. A giver of a carriage or of a bed a wife, a giver
 7   8, 156|        carry goods by a wheeled carriage for money and has agreed
 8   8, 290|       declare with respect to a carriage, its driver and its owner, (
 9   8, 291|        yoke is broken, when the carriage turns sideways or back,
10   8, 294| unskilful, the occupants of the carriage (also) shall be each fined
11   8, 295|       by cattle or by (another) carriage, and he causes the death
12   8, 342|    takes a slave, a horse, or a carriage will have incurred the guilt
13  11, 181|      him, but by using the same carriage or seat, or by eating with
14  11, 202|       who voluntarily rode in a carriage drawn by camels or by asses,