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 1   1, 96 |  beings the most excellent are said to be those which are animated;
 2   2, 114|      approached a Brahmana and said to him: 'I am thy treasure,
 3   2, 153|         the sages) have always said "child" to an ignorant man,
 4   3, 141|     friends and relatives), is said to be offered to the Pisakas;
 5   5, 31 |        on other (occasions) is said to be a proceeding worthy
 6   5, 89 |    prescribed rites and may be said to) have been born in vain,
 7   7, 165|        Marching (to attack) is said to be twofold, (viz. that
 8   8, 16 |         For divine justice (is said to be) a bull (vrisha);
 9   9, 66 |    castes as fit for cattle is said (to have occurred) even
10   9, 294| kingdom); (hence) a kingdom is said to have seven limbs (anga).~
11   9, 310| vassals, then his character is said (to resemble) that of Fire.~
12  11, 205|                205. He who has said 'Hum' to a Brahmana, or