Chapter, §

 1   1, 96 |        the animated, those which subsist by intelligence; of the
 2   1, 101|       own in alms; other mortals subsist through the benevolence
 3   2, 188|    studentship) shall constantly subsist on alms, (but) not eat the
 4   3, 77 |          As all living creatures subsist by receiving support from
 5   3, 77 |       the members of) all orders subsist by receiving support from
 6   3, 152|   sellers of meat, and those who subsist by shop-keeping must be
 7   4, 4  |                        4. He may subsist by Rita (truth), and Amrita (
 8   4, 6  | Satyanrita, even by that one may subsist. Service is called Svavritti;
 9   4, 84 |    publicans, nor from those who subsist by the gain of prostitutes.~
10   4, 259|          householder must always subsist, and the summary of the
11   6, 21 |         21. Or he may constantly subsist on flowers, roots, and fruit
12   7, 33 |     behaves thus, even though he subsist by gleaning, is spread in
13   7, 138|  artisans, as well as Sudras who subsist by manual labour, he may
14   9, 75 |     providing (for her), she may subsist by blameless manual work.~
15   9, 257|      open rogues (are those) who subsist by (cheating in the sale
16   9, 326|          business whereby he may subsist and to (that of) tending
17  10, 46 |        law, apadhvamsaga), shall subsist by occupations reprehended
18  10, 81 |        But a Brahmana, unable to subsist by his peculiar occupations
19  10, 95 |        fallen into distress, may subsist by all these (means); but
20  10, 98 |          Vaisya who is unable to subsist by his own duties, may even
21  10, 121|           If a Sudra, (unable to subsist by serving Brahmanas,) seeks
22  11, 168|                          168. To subsist during twelve days on (uncooked)
23  11, 169|          rope (the penance is to subsist) during three days (on)
24  11, 237|       who control themselves and subsist on fruit, roots, and air,
25  11, 256|     blamable act in water, shall subsist during a month on food obtained
26  12, 45 |           Mallas, Natas, men who subsist by despicable occupations
27  12, 114|  unacquainted with the Veda, and subsist only by the name of their