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 1   2, 106|     meritorious (even), when (natural phenomena, requiring) a
 2   2, 146|         146. Of him who gives natural birth and him who gives (
 3   2, 169|      of an Aryan is from (his natural) mother, the second (happens)
 4   3, 46 |    virtuous, (are called) the natural season of women.~
 5   5, 56 |  intercourse, for that is the natural way of created beings, but
 6   6, 33 |    the third part of (a man's natural term of) life in the forest,
 7   9, 15 | mutable temper, through their natural heartlessness, they become
 8   9, 142|   name) and the estate of his natural father; the funeral cake
 9   9, 162|       take the estate of his (natural) father.~
10   9, 265|    artisans, empty dwellings, natural and artificial groves,~
11  11, 48 |     suffer a change of their (natural) appearance in consequence