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 1   2, 101|        the constellations can be seen distinctly.~
 2   8, 74 |      with what has actually been seen or heard, is admissible;
 3   8, 75 |    anything else but what he has seen or heard, falls after death
 4   8, 101|          as (thou hast) heard or seen (it).'~
 5   8, 132|         very small mote which is seen when the sun shines through
 6   9, 227|       vice of) gambling has been seen to cause great enmity; a
 7   9, 288|      disfigured offenders can be seen.~
 8   9, 308|            308. As (a sinner) is seen bound with ropes by Varuna,
 9  11, 250|          if he mutters the hymn (seen) by Kutsa, 'Removing by
10  11, 250|       guilt, O Agni,' &c., (that seen) by Vasishtha, 'With their
11  11, 260| muttering (in the water the hymn seen by) Aghamarshana, he is (