text: This text notes that a tree may be referred to as "seven-leaved" when it does not actually have seven leaves to explain the title of one of its sections.
full_question: This text notes that a tree may be referred to as "seven-leaved" when it does not actually have seven leaves to explain the title of one of its sections. Another section of this text enumerates nine types of doubt that people may have concerning gains and losses. This text refutes the opinion of the Lokayatikas that religious ordinances should not be observed and argues that the title concept is worthy of scholarly discussion even though it is common to all creatures. This text recommends that Dharma be practiced mainly during old age, while Artha and the title concept should be practiced mainly during youth and middle age, and it classifies women as either "deer," "mares," or "elephants." This text written by Vatsyayana includes chapters titled "About Females Acting the Part of Males" and "Of the Embrace." For 10 points, identify this text named for the Hindu god of love, which notably contains a sex manual.
first_sentence: This text notes that a tree may be referred to as "seven-leaved" when it does not actually have seven leaves to explain the title of one of its sections.
raw_answer: the Kama Sutra