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 1   1, 113|       of the modes of (gaining) subsistence and the duties of a Snataka, (
 2   2, 24 |         a Sudra, distressed for subsistence, may reside anywhere.~
 3   2, 188|       of one (person only); the subsistence of a student on begged food
 4   3, 76 |         creatures (derive their subsistence).~
 5   3, 164|     creatures, he who gains his subsistence from Sudras, and he who
 6   4, 2  |   Brahmana must seek a means of subsistence which either causes no,
 7   4, 3  |         purpose of gaining bare subsistence, let him accumulate property
 8   4, 11 |      him never, for the sake of subsistence, follow the ways of the
 9   4, 223|     failure of (other) means of subsistence, he may accept raw (grain),
10   4, 252|        let him, when he seeks a subsistence, accept (presents) from
11   7, 135|        provide for him means of subsistence in accordance with the sacred
12   9, 74 |        be distressed by want of subsistence.~
13  10, 2  | Brahmana must know the means of subsistence (prescribed) by law for
14  10, 76 |      him three are his means of subsistence, (viz.) sacrificing for
15  10, 79 |        Kshatriyas as a means of subsistence; to trade, (to rear) cattle,
16  10, 83 |    living by a Vaisya's mode of subsistence, shall carefully avoid (
17  10, 84 |  excellent, (but) that means of subsistence is blamed by the virtuous; (
18  10, 85 |      through a want of means of subsistence, gives up the strictness
19  10, 101|      through a want of means of subsistence and pines (with hunger), (
20  10, 116|     money, are the ten modes of subsistence (permitted to all men in