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 1   1, 30 |    corporeal beings (resume in new births) their (appointed)
 2   1, 56 |        with the fine body), a (new) corporeal frame.~
 3   2, 68 | twice-born, which indicates a (new) birth, and sanctifies;
 4   4, 26 |      the (Agrayana) Ishti with new grain, at the end of the (
 5   4, 27 |  desires to live long, not eat new grain or meat, without having
 6   4, 27 |      the (Agrayana) Ishti with new grain and an animal-(sacrifice).~
 7   4, 28 |     worshipped by offerings of new grain and of an animal,
 8   4, 28 |   because they are) greedy for new grain and flesh.~
 9   6, 63 |    soul from this body and its new birth in (another) womb,
10   7, 203|        and let him honour the (new king) and his chief servants
11   8, 154|        time), wishes to make a new contract, may renew the
12  11, 187|     holy pool and throw down a new pot, filled with water.~