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 1   1, 36 |     created seven other Manus possessing great brilliancy, gods and
 2   1, 62 |   Tamasa, Raivata, Kakshusha, possessing great lustre, and the son
 3   1, 78 |  itself, (is produced) water, possessing the quality of taste, from
 4   3, 40 |       of beauty and goodness, possessing wealth and fame, obtaining
 5   3, 66 | knowledge of the Veda, though possessing little wealth, are numbered
 6   5, 128|    slake the thirst of a cow, possessing the (proper) smell, colour,
 7   7, 64 |       loyal, honest, skilful, possessing a good memory, who knows
 8   9, 49 |      property in a field, but possessing seed-corn, sow it in another'
 9   9, 73 |   anybody gives away a maiden possessing blemishes without declaring
10   9, 141|      an adopted (Datrima) son possessing all good qualities, that
11  11, 8  |   twice-born man, who, though possessing less than that amount of
12  11, 14 |                14. If (a man) possessing one hundred cows, kindles
13  11, 14 |       the sacred fire, or one possessing a thousand cows, drinks