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 1   2, 99 |        flows) through the one (open) foot of a (water-carrier'
 2   3, 33 |      and (their houses) broken open, is called the Rakshasa
 3   3, 207| pleased with offerings made in open, naturally pure places,
 4   6, 23 |    rainy season live under the open sky, and in winter be dressed
 5   7, 69 |   settle in a country which is open and has a dry climate, where
 6   7, 197|        rebellion those who are open to such instigations, let
 7   8, 149|       property of infants, an (open) deposit, a sealed deposit,
 8   8, 185|                        185. An open or a sealed deposit must
 9   8, 188|       obtaining back all those open deposits; in the case of
10   8, 192|        who does not restore an open deposit, and in like manner
11   9, 222| Gambling and betting amount to open theft; the king shall always
12   9, 257|           257. Among them, the open rogues (are those) who subsist