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 1   5, 30 |     destined to be his food, commits no sin; for the creator
 2   5, 32 |  honours the gods and manes, commits no sin, whether he has bought
 3   8, 120|                 120. (He who commits perjury) through covetousness
 4   8, 144|      original price; else he commits a theft of the pledge.~
 5   8, 334|      limb a thief in any way commits (an offence) against men,
 6   8, 344|       to punish) the man who commits violence.~
 7   8, 345|                  345. He who commits violence must be considered
 8   8, 349| kills in the cause of right, commits no sin.~
 9  11, 175|    175. A twice-born man who commits an unnatural offence with
10  11, 179|   sin which a twice-born man commits by dallying one night with
11  11, 216|     who controls himself and commits no mistakes, is called a