Chapter, §

  1   1, 31 |       Kshatriya, the Vaisya, and the Sudra to proceed from his mouth,
  2   1, 91 |           the lord prescribed to the Sudra, to serve meekly even these (
  3   2, 24 |    above-mentioned countries); but a Sudra, distressed for subsistence,
  4   2, 31 |          Vaisya's with wealth, but a Sudra's (express something) contemptible.~
  5   2, 32 |     expressive of thriving, and of a Sudra's (an expression) denoting
  6   2, 62 |              into his mouth, (and) a Sudra by water touched with the
  7   2, 103|             be excluded, just like a Sudra, from all the duties and
  8   2, 126|       saluted by a learned man; as a Sudra, even so is he.~
  9   2, 127|              the word) kshema, and a Sudra (with the word) anarogya.~
 10   2, 137|             them; and (so is) also a Sudra who has entered the tenth (
 11   2, 168|        living, to the condition of a Sudra and his descendants (after
 12   2, 172|              he is on a level with a Sudra before his birth from the
 13   3, 13 |            13. It is declared that a Sudra woman alone (can be) the
 14   3, 13 |         alone (can be) the wife of a Sudra, she and one of his own
 15   3, 14 |                                14. A Sudra woman is not mentioned even
 16   3, 15 |         folly, wed wives of the low (Sudra) caste, soon degrade their
 17   3, 16 |            of Utathya, he who weds a Sudra woman becomes an outcast,
 18   3, 16 |              male) offspring from a (Sudra female, alone).~
 19   3, 17 |               A Brahmana who takes a Sudra wife to his bed, will (after
 20   3, 18 |            of guests chiefly with a (Sudra wife's) assistance, and
 21   3, 19 |             drinks the moisture of a Sudra's lips, who is tainted by
 22   3, 23 |             rite, for a Vaisya and a Sudra.~
 23   3, 24 |           that) of a Vaisya and of a Sudra.~
 24   3, 44 |        Vaisya bride of a goad, and a Sudra female of the hem of the (
 25   3, 64 |               begetting) children on Sudra females only, by (trading
 26   3, 110|         atithi), nor a Vaisya, nor a Sudra, nor a personal friend,
 27   3, 112|             112. Even a Vaisya and a Sudra who have approached his
 28   3, 155|             only or first) wife is a Sudra female, the son of a remarried
 29   3, 156|          condition, he who instructs Sudra pupils and he whose teacher
 30   3, 156|            and he whose teacher is a Sudra, he who speaks rudely, the
 31   3, 191|              Sraddha, dallies with a Sudra woman, takes upon himself
 32   3, 249|              gives the leavings to a Sudra, falls headlong into the
 33   3, 250|            the same day the bed of a Sudra female, the manes of his (
 34   4, 80 |            80. Let him not give to a Sudra advice, nor the remnants (
 35   4, 81 |        explains the sacred law (to a Sudra) or dictates to him a penance,
 36   4, 108|         lives as unrighteously as a) Sudra, while (the sound of) weeping (
 37   4, 211|           night, nor (the food) of a Sudra, nor the leavings (of another
 38   4, 218|            his vigour, the food of a Sudra his excellence in sacred
 39   4, 223|             cooked food (given) by a Sudra who performs no Sraddhas;
 40   4, 245|        opposite conduct he becomes a Sudra.~
 41   5, 83 |          Vaisya after fifteen, and a Sudra is purified after a month.~
 42   5, 92 |             Let him carry out a dead Sudra by the southern gate of
 43   5, 99 |         nose-string (of his oxen), a Sudra by touching his staff.~
 44   5, 104|      Brahmana to be carried out by a Sudra, while men of the same caste
 45   5, 104| burnt-offering which is defiled by a Sudra's touch is detrimental to (
 46   5, 139|             mouth; but a woman and a Sudra (shall perform each act)
 47   8, 16 |             a man despicable like) a Sudra (vrishala); let him, therefore,
 48   8, 20 |              law to him, but never a Sudra.~
 49   8, 21 |        monarch, who looks on while a Sudra settles the law, will sink (
 50   8, 88 |             kine, grain, and gold, a Sudra (threatening him) with (
 51   8, 104|              Whenever the death of a Sudra, of a Vaisya, of a Kshatriya,
 52   8, 113|               grain, and gold, and a Sudra by (imprecating on his own
 53   8, 267|              fifty or two hundred; a Sudra shall suffer corporal punishment.~
 54   8, 268|           panas); in (the case of) a Sudra twelve.~
 55   8, 270|              270. A once-born man (a Sudra), who insults a twice-born
 56   8, 277|                  277. A Vaisya and a Sudra must be punished exactly
 57   8, 277|               but the tongue (of the Sudra) shall not be cut out; that
 58   8, 337|             of) theft the guilt of a Sudra shall be eightfold, that
 59   8, 374|                               374. A Sudra who has intercourse with
 60   8, 377|             shall be punished like a Sudra or be burnt in a fire of
 61   8, 383|          offending with) a (guarded) Sudra female a fine of one thousand (
 62   8, 385|             or Vaisya (castes), or a Sudra female, shall be fined five
 63   8, 410|             or to tend cattle, and a Sudra to serve the twice-born
 64   8, 413|                           413. But a Sudra, whether bought or unbought,
 65   8, 414|                               414. A Sudra, though emancipated by his
 66   8, 417|             seize the goods of (his) Sudra (slave); for, as that (slave)
 67   8, 418|         carefully compel Vaisyas and Sudra to perform the work (prescribed)
 68   9, 98 |                           98. Even a Sudra ought not to take a nuptial
 69   9, 151|             half, and the son of the Sudra may take one share.~
 70   9, 153|            two parts, the son of the Sudra may take one share.~
 71   9, 154|            law, give to the son of a Sudra (wife) no more than a tenth (
 72   9, 155|         Kshatriya, and a Vaisya by a Sudra (wife) receives no share
 73   9, 157|                           157. For a Sudra is ordained a wife of his
 74   9, 160|         self-given, and the son of a Sudra female, (are) the six (who
 75   9, 178|             begets through lust on a Sudra female is, (though) alive (
 76   9, 179|           son who is (begotten) by a Sudra on a female slave, or on
 77   9, 229|           Kshatriya, a Vaisya, and a Sudra who are unable to pay a
 78   9, 248|              inflict on a base-born (Sudra), who intentionally gives
 79   9, 334|             is the highest duty of a Sudra, which leads to beatitude.~
 80   9, 335|                              335. (A Sudra who is) pure, the servant
 81  10, 4  |            ones, but the fourth, the Sudra, has one birth only; there
 82  10, 8  |               with the daughter of a sudra a Nishada, who is also called
 83  10, 9  |      Kshatriya and the daughter of a Sudra springs a being, called
 84  10, 9  |    resembling both a Kshatriya and a Sudra, ferocious in his manners,
 85  10, 12 |                           12. From a Sudra are born an Ayogava, a Kshattri,
 86  10, 16 |                           16. From a Sudra spring in the inverse order (
 87  10, 18 |            The son of a Nishada by a Sudra female becomes a Pukkasa
 88  10, 18 |              gati), but the son of a Sudra by a Nishada female is declared
 89  10, 30 |                        30. Just as a Sudra begets on a Brahmana female
 90  10, 64 |         sprung from a Brahmana and a Sudra female, bear (children)
 91  10, 65 |                         65. (Thus) a Sudra attains the rank of a Brahmana,
 92  10, 65 |              sinks to the level of a Sudra; but know that it is the
 93  10, 92 |              he becomes (equal to) a Sudra in three days.~
 94  10, 98 |           even maintain himself by a Sudra's mode of life, avoiding (
 95  10, 99 |                            99. But a Sudra, being unable to find service
 96  10, 110|             in (case the giver is) a Sudra of the lowest class.~
 97  10, 121|                            121. If a Sudra, (unable to subsist by serving
 98  10, 122|                      122. But let a (Sudra) serve Brahmanas, either
 99  10, 123|           excellent occupation for a Sudra; for whatever else besides
100  10, 126|                               126. A Sudra cannot commit an offence,
101  10, 128|                     128. The more a (Sudra), keeping himself free from
102  10, 129|             wealth must be made by a Sudra, even though he be able (
103  10, 129|            be able (to do it); for a Sudra who has acquired wealth,
104  11, 13 |       sacrifice) from the house of a Sudra; for a Sudra has no business
105  11, 13 |              house of a Sudra; for a Sudra has no business with sacrifices.~
106  11, 24 |      Brahmana shall never beg from a Sudra property for a sacrifice;
107  11, 34 |             his arms, a Vaisya and a Sudra by their wealth, the chief
108  11, 43 |         kindled at the expense) of a Sudra, the giver (of the wealth)
109  11, 98 |        forsakes him and he becomes a Sudra.~
110  11, 127| one-sixteenth for killing a virtuous Sudra.~
111  11, 131|              131. He who has slain a Sudra, shall perform that whole
112  11, 132|          penance for the murder of a Sudra;~
113  11, 141|      prescribed) for the murder of a Sudra.~
114  11, 149|            has drunk water left by a Sudra, shall drink during three
115  11, 236|           service the austerity of a Sudra.~
116  12, 72 |              who feeds on pus; and a Sudra, a Kailasaka (Preta, who