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 1   2, 232| even after he has become) a householder, will conquer the three
 2   3, 67 |   kindled at the wedding, a householder shall perform according
 3   3, 68 |                       68. A householder has five slaughter-houses (
 4   3, 77 |  receiving support from the householder.~
 5   3, 78 |  are daily supported by the householder with (gifts of) sacred knowledge
 6   3, 95 |            95. A twice-born householder gains, by giving alms, the
 7   3, 105|     not be driven away by a householder; whether he have come at (
 8   3, 108|     has been finished, (the householder) must give him food according
 9   3, 116|    servants have dined, the householder and his wife may afterwards
10   3, 117|   deities of the house, the householder shall eat afterwards what
11   3, 243|         243. To a Brahmana (householder), or to an ascetic who comes
12   4, 32 |                       32. A householder must give (as much food)
13   4, 181|      all) such (quarrels) a householder conquers all the following
14   4, 259|   means by which a Brahmana householder must always subsist, and
15   6, 2  |                   2. When a householder sees his (skin) wrinkled,
16   6, 86 |        87. The student, the householder, the hermit, and the ascetic,