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 1   2, 112| sacred knowledge must not be sown, just as good seed (must)
 2   3, 142| reaps no harvest when he has sown the seed in barren soil,
 3   9, 36 |    Whatever (kind on seed is sown in a field, prepared in
 4   9, 38 |    seeds of different kinds, sown at the proper time in the
 5   9, 40 |   That one (plant) should be sown and another be produced
 6   9, 40 |     happen; whatever seed is sown, (a plant of) that kind
 7   9, 42 |  show) that seed must not be sown by (any) man on that which
 8   9, 43 |      vain, even so the seed, sown on what belongs to another,
 9   9, 247|    spring up, each as it was sown, and the children die not,
10   9, 291|   who takes up seed (already sown), and he who destroys a
11  10, 71 |                    71. Seed, sown on barren ground, perishes
12  10, 71 |     which no (good) seed (is sown), will remain barren.~