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 1   2, 60 |     Let him first sip water thrice; next twice wipe his mouth;
 2   2, 181|     the sun, and afterwards thrice mutter the Rik-verse (which
 3   3, 217|     towards the north), and thrice slowly suppressed his breath, (
 4   3, 281|     given above, (at least) thrice a year, in winter, in summer,
 5   8, 237| reserved (for pasture), and thrice (that space) round a town.~
 6  11, 74 |     his purpose); or he may thrice throw himself headlong into
 7  11, 78 |   very much), he may mutter thrice the Samhita of a Veda.~
 8  11, 150|    Sura, he becomes pure by thrice suppressing his breath in
 9  11, 221|   during a month in any way thrice eighty mouthfuls of sacrificial
10  11, 224|    three times each day and thrice each night, dressed in his
11  11, 259|    in mind and in body), he thrice repeats the Samhita of the
12  11, 260|  during three days, bathing thrice a day, and muttering (in
13  11, 263|   with a concentrated mind, thrice recites the Riksamhita,