Cow

He drove the cows out;

he with his warriors goes foremost among the cows.

He who drove out the cows, he divided them among the heavens;

Five gods drink of her:

The vital forces of the herbs rise up like cows issuing from the cowpen;

A cow that has calved before, together with the former calf — her other calf is the birth-membrane;

A field, gold, a cow, a horse, an umbrella and shoes, a seat, grain, vegetables, and clothes—he should bring these to please his *guru*.

In contracting a marriage, one should avoid these ten families, even if they are great and rich in cattle, goats, sheep, wealth, and grain.

Him, who is known for his Dharma, the heir to his father's Veda, wearing a garland and seated on a couch, one should first honor with a cow.

O Indra, thy cow of truth milks out the cow and horse, swelling with abundance, for the sacrificer who presses the soma.

Like the sun stretching himself, like a great cow giving birth — let the shouts of the Vṛtra-slaying prize-winners, of the prize horses and the winning chariots go forth.

the cows low, the milch cows cry;

Trespass by a man’s cattle is dealt with exactly like trespass by himself;

Duty of keeping in cattle.

The word “cattle” includes horses and perhaps pigs.

They should give a cow along with a bull to a Brāhmaṇa as a sacrificial fee (*dakṣiṇā*).

A Brāhmaṇa who, out of ignorance, follows a deceased Kṣatriya, becomes impure for one day and is purified by consuming *pañcagavya* (the five products of the cow).

By drinking the milk of a brown cow, by having intercourse with a Brāhmaṇa woman, and by deliberating on the syllables of the Veda, a Śūdra becomes an outcaste (*caṇḍāla*).

Until then, hair from a cow's tail must be worn according to the rule.

If his top-knot is cut by an enemy, he should immediately wear hair from a cow's tail on his ear and, being pure, should perform a Prājāpatya penance.

For neglecting the death anniversary out of delusion, one should perform two *kṛcchra* penances, a recitation of the Gāyatrī ten thousand times, and the gift of a cow.

The giver of ten cows, the worlds of cows.

The giver of a hundred cows, the worlds of Brahma.

By the gift of a cow, he attains the world of heaven.

cows did not suckle their calves.

"Not even one of a thousand cows has yet been distributed by me;

Then the great sage Trijaṭa, together with his wife, joyfully received the herd of cattle and in return offered to the great-souled one blessings that swelled with fame, strength, joy, and happiness.

When a man enjoys many women altogether, it is called the "congress of a herd of cows.

When a woman stands on her hands and feet like a quadruped, and her lover mounts her like a bull, it is called the "congress of a cow.

They are not however on this account to be abandoned, because religious law, on the authority of which they are reckoned pure, lays down that the udder of a cow is clean at the time of milking, though the mouth of a cow, and also the mouth of her calf, are considered unclean by the Hindoos.

The instrument of comparative cognition is upamāna (comparison).

A statement (vākya) is a collection of words, as in 'bring the cow.

And he laughed at those who, when they were thirsty, passed the springs by, but sought by all means where they might buy Chian or Lesbian wine, and he said they were far more witless than the cattle;

his fruitful land is laden with corn, his pastures are covered with cattle, and his house is filled with good things.

But, the court, instead of considering the precedents in relation to the concurrent right of taxation, have insisted at large upon those which relate to the constitutionality of banking, and adhered to the precedent of searching for a goose, when the thing lost was a cow.

Meanwhile Castor, together with Polydeuces, are caught stealing the cattle of Idas and Lynceus;

After that he drives off the cattle of Aeneas, and he sacks Lyrnessus and Pedasus and many of the surrounding cities, and he kills Troilus.

Of cows of many colors the milk yet has [but] one color;

> In the year, the daily ancestral rite, and the daily giving, / > of a cow, land, sesame, and gold, should be performed even in an intercalary month.

[VS_appendix-17s-cd] *Brāhmya is indeed bathing with mantra, and Vāyavya is the dust of cows.

Now, as for *Vāyavya*, it is bathing characterized by covering the body up to the head, caused by the dust from the hooves of cows.

And in addition to this, we reflected that cowherds are the rulers of their cattle, that grooms are the rulers of their horses, and that all who are called herdsmen might properly be regarded as the rulers of the animals over which they are placed in charge.

so that men have victims for propitiating the gods with sacrifice and cattle for their own use.

Wealth, of course, and much more so than cattle, if it be true that they are more profitable than cattle.

Know of a surety that right-minded men offer prayer for fruits and crops and cattle and horses and sheep, aye and for all that they possess.

and in the end the Greeks were shot down like cattle shut up in a pen.

After his sacrifices he marched upon the city of Elis, laying the land waste with axe and fire as he went, and vast numbers of cattle and vast numbers of slaves were captured in the country;