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 1   2, 164|       above) in due order, shall gradually and cumulatively perform
 2   2, 173|     performance of the vows, and gradually learn the Veda, observing
 3   3, 233| Brahmanas, cause them to partake gradually and slowly (of each dish),
 4   4, 238|           just as the white ant (gradually raises its) hill.~
 5   6, 23 |   dressed in wet clothes, (thus) gradually increasing (the rigour of)
 6   6, 80 |        He who has in this manner gradually given up all attachments
 7   7, 108|  overcoming them by force alone, gradually bring them to subjection.~
 8   7, 166|        incumbent) on one who has gradually been weakened by fate or
 9   7, 172|         him carefully sit quiet, gradually conciliating his foes.~
10   7, 181|    hostile kingdom, then let him gradually advance, in the following
11   8, 177|        higher caste shall pay it gradually (when he earns something).~
12   9, 305|        his rays, even so let him gradually draw his taxes from his
13  10, 43 |        tribes of Kshatriyas have gradually sunk in this world to the