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Sanatan Dharma

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Book 12 Chapter V Paragraph 8

Wikisource / R. Shamasastry (1915) · Book 12 - Concerning a Powerful Enemy / Chapter V · Verse Paragraph 8

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A pretending friend may send information to an outsider: "Grains, oil and jaggery and salt stored in the fort (of the enemy) have been exhausted; a fresh supply of them is expected to reach the fort at such and such a place and time; seize it by force." Then traitors, enemies, or wild tribes, or some other persons, specially appointed for the purpose, may send a supply of poisoned grains, oil, jaggery, and salt to the fort. This explains the seizure of all kinds of supply.