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 1   2, 157|       As an elephant made of wood, as an antelope made of
 2   4, 188|      ashes like (a piece of) wood.~
 3   4, 241|     the ground like a log of wood, or a clod of earth, the
 4   5, 69 |   leaving it like a (log of) wood in the forest, (the relatives)
 5   5, 115|        for (objects) made of wood by planing them.~
 6   5, 122|                  122. Grass, wood, and straw become pure by
 7   7, 90 |   with weapons concealed (in wood), nor with (such as are)
 8   8, 289|      utensils of leather, of wood, or of clay, the fine (shall
 9   8, 315| pestle, or a club of Khadira wood, or a spear sharp at both
10   8, 339|      of fruit from trees, of wood for a (sacrificial) fire,
11  11, 167| penance for stealing) grass, wood, trees, dry food, molasses,