Chapter, §

 1   1, 87 |    assigned separate (duties and) occupations to those who sprang from
 2   2, 183|           following their lawful) occupations.~
 3   4, 3  |   following those) irreproachable occupations (which are prescribed for)
 4   4, 9  |          One of these follows six occupations, another subsists by three,
 5   4, 15 |          cleave, nor by forbidden occupations, nor (let him accept presents)
 6   4, 30 |          men who follow forbidden occupations, men who live like cats,
 7   4, 155|           men, connected with his occupations, which has been fully declared
 8   8, 42 |           follow their particular occupations and abide by their particular
 9   8, 66 |         one who follows forbidden occupations, nor an aged (man), nor
10   9, 115|          equally skilled in their occupations, there is no additional
11   9, 225|         those following forbidden occupations, and sellers of spirituous
12   9, 261|       pretend) to follow the same occupations and by means of spies, wearing
13   9, 319| themselves in all (sorts of) mean occupations, they must be honoured in
14  10, 24 |         neglect of the duties and occupations (prescribed) to each, are
15  10, 38 |          Sopaka, who lives by the occupations of his sire, and is ever
16  10, 40 |    mothers, may be known by their occupations, whether they conceal or
17  10, 46 |   apadhvamsaga), shall subsist by occupations reprehended by the twice-born.~
18  10, 50 |      subsisting by their peculiar occupations.~
19  10, 80 |             80. Among the several occupations the most commendable are,
20  10, 81 |           subsist by his peculiar occupations just mentioned, may live
21  10, 82 |       himself by either (of these occupations?' the answer is), he may
22  10, 96 |         covetousness lives by the occupations of a higher one, the king
23  10, 100|          follow) those mechanical occupations and those various practical
24  11, 193|         men, who follow forbidden occupations or have neglected (to learn)
25  12, 45 |         who subsist by despicable occupations and those addicted to gambling
26  12, 70 |         of necessity their proper occupations, will become the servants
27  12, 110|           follow their prescribed occupations, declares to be law, the