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 1   3, 15 |          Frightening the flocks of birds which lived in the houses,
 2   4, 52 |            the intoxication of the birds which the spring produces,-
 3   4, 89 |           a man is on a level with birds and beasts.~
 4   6, 2  |         asleep in quiet trust, its birds tranquilly resting,-seeing
 5   6, 46 |                            46. 'As birds go to their roosting-tree
 6   7, 15 |            15. 'Some live like the birds on gleaned corn, others
 7   8, 18 |                       18. Then the birds that fed in the middle of
 8   9, 52 |      various natures of beasts and birds? All this has arisen spontaneously;
 9  12, 115|         115. 'Inasmuch as lines of birds fluttering in the sky offer
10  12, 118|            herds of beasts and the birds uttered no cry; the trees
11  13, 13 |         even against the kakravaka birds, tenderly attached as they
12  13, 23 |           projecting teeth, others birds with the faces of rams,
13  13, 53 |           if it were day screaming birds flew around disturbed in
14  15, 100|           the sky like the king of birds; and from that time Bimbishra
15  15, 108| constraining majesty, rose up like birds in their cages when scorched
16  17, 21 |           of peacocks, the king of birds, Maghavan, the ten rulers
17  17, 22 |          headed by the makara, the birds headed by Garuda, and all