Book, Chapter

1     I, prooe|        sin, they initiate him, putting him in possession of the
2     I, 21   | philosophy. But the Brachmans, putting off the body, like fishes
3    IV, 15   |        they fail, they say, in putting forward the difficulty,
4    IV, 28   |      out. If any one, however, putting around a stick a moist hide,
5    IV, 32   |   fiery description. Then also putting a linen cloth upon a pot
6    IV, 33   |        from the mouth, by both putting fire in the gall nut, and
7    IV, 41   |      MAKING A SKULL SPEAK.~But putting a skull on the ground, they
8    VI, 4    |       fire, (thereby) not only putting a violent sense upon the
9     X, 10   |        when first the earliest putting down of the seed was accomplished