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 1   2, 37 |     longs for (success in his) business in the eighth.~
 2   7, 56 |        with them the ordinary (business, referring to) peace and
 3   7, 59 | entrust to that (official) all business; having taken his final
 4   7, 61 |     the due performance of his business requires, so many skilful
 5   7, 66 |      ambassador transacts that business by which (kings) are disunited
 6   7, 81 |       the various (branches of business) let him appoint intelligent
 7   7, 81 |     those men who transact his business.~
 8   7, 120|    villages and their separate business, another minister of the
 9   7, 141|     with the inspection of the business of men, let him place on
10   7, 154|         On the whole eightfold business and the five classes (of
11   7, 161|       carefully considered the business (in hand), let him resort
12   7, 215| employs the expedients, on the business to be accomplished, and
13   7, 226|       he may entrust all this (business) to his servants.~
14   8, 2  | ornaments, let him examine the business of suitors,~
15   8, 131|       earth for the purpose of business transactions among men,
16   8, 420|      conclusion. all the legal business enumerated above, and removes
17   9, 74 |              74. A man who has business (abroad) may depart after
18   9, 231|        fire of wealth, mar the business of suitors, the king shall
19   9, 326|        always attentive to the business whereby he may subsist and
20  11, 13 |      Sudra; for a Sudra has no business with sacrifices.~
21  11, 190|       Let him not transact any business with unpurified sinners;
22  11, 236|      the pursuit of) his daily business is the austerity of a Vaisya,