History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v5.c75.774.2

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to digests 65, for adultery 43, 111, for brāhmaṇa murder by kṣatriya, vaiśya or śūdra 91, 95, for eating the flesh of certain birds and certain fish was fast for one day or three days 101, for grave sins there was difficult p and easy p. for trivial lapses 84, for *guru talpa-gamana* 103-105, for intentionally committed sin is double of that for unintentional sin 64, 80, 83, for killing any animal other than a cow or bull 110, for particular sins 87-116, for persons kidnapped by mlecchas or raiders, sold or treated as slaves, made to kill cows or eat forbidden food and returning to their own country depended on the caste of the person so treated 117-118, for prakīrṇaka (miscellaneous) lapses 119, for *pratyavasita* (ascetic reverting to the life of an householder) 113, for surāpāna 96-98, for theft of brāhmaṇa's gold of a certain weight or of non-brāhmaṇa's gold 101-102, for unintentional brāhmaṇa murder 92, for thefts of various articles were different 102, for touching certain men, certain unclean objects like bones, women in monthly illness or recently delivered, animals like dogs or crows 114, for upapātakas 84, 107, for woman guilty of adultery 104-105, gift of one, two, three or four cows to be made at the end of each p, acc to the varṇa of the sinner 121, homa to be performed in all p. 120, if not performed for one year, then double p. to be prescribed 75, in cases of sins described as equal to brahmahatyā or surāpāna p. is half of what is prescribed for latter 95;