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 1   2, 112|         due obedience, in such (soil) sacred knowledge must not
 2   2, 113| knowledge than sow it in barren soil.~
 3   3, 142|         sown the seed in barren soil, even so the giver of sacrificial
 4   8, 39 |   because he is the lord of the soil.~
 5   9, 32 |         it is) the owner of the soil.~
 6   9, 33 |     woman is declared to be the soil, the man is declared to
 7   9, 33 |        through the union of the soil with the seed.~
 8   9, 49 |  seed-corn, sow it in another's soil, do indeed not receive the
 9   9, 51 |       but sow their seed in the soil of others, benefit the owner
10   9, 53 |       seed and the owner of the soil are both considered in this
11   9, 145|        law, to the owner of the soil.~
12  10, 69 |      seed, springing up in good soil, turns out perfectly well,