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1   2, 158|       made to an ignorant man yields no reward, even so is a
2   3, 56 |      honoured, no sacred rite yields rewards.~
3   3, 128|   such a most worthy Brahmana yields great reward.~
4   4, 23 |       speech and their breath yields imperishable (rewards),
5   6, 96 | Brahmanas, which after death (yields) imperishable rewards, has
6   7, 22 |    punishment the whole world yields the enjoyments (which it
7   7, 55 |       govern) a kingdom which yields great revenues.~
8   7, 85 |    one who is not a Brahmana (yields) the ordinary (reward; a
9   7, 163|        163. An alliance which yields present and future advantages,