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 1   2, 168|   twice-born man who, not having studied the Veda, applies himself
 2   3, 2  |           2. (A student) who has studied in due order the three Vedas,
 3   3, 7  |         in which the Veda is not studied, one (the members of) which
 4   3, 130| ancestors of) a Brahmana who has studied an entire (recension of
 5   3, 145|          of the Rig-veda who has studied one entire (recension of
 6   3, 151|        student), one who has not studied (the Veda), one afflicted
 7   6, 30 |          have been practised and studied by the sages (Rishis), and
 8   6, 36 |                       36. Having studied the Vedas in accordance
 9   6, 37 |       liberation, without having studied the Vedas, without having
10   6, 94 |   subduing his organs and having studied the Veda, he may live at
11  12, 109|        with the sacred law, have studied the Veda together with its