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 1   3, 100|        merit even of a man who subsists by gleaning ears of corn,
 2   3, 154|      from consumption, one who subsists by tending cattle, a younger
 3   3, 160|  betrayer of a friend, one who subsists by gambling, he who learns (
 4   3, 162|      horses, or camels, he who subsists by astrology, a bird-fancier,
 5   4, 9  |       six occupations, another subsists by three, one by two, but
 6   4, 13 | Brahmana, who is a Snataka and subsists by one of the (above-mentioned)
 7   8, 20 |             20. A Brahmana who subsists only by the name of his
 8   9, 273|       Moreover if (a man), who subsists by (the fulfilment of) the
 9  10, 32 |       lives like a slave, (or) subsists by snaring (animals).~
10  10, 34 |       a Margava (or) Dasa, who subsists by working as a boatman, (
11  10, 90 |                 90. But he who subsists by agriculture, may at pleasure
12  11, 199|  atones for his offence, if he subsists during a year on barley.~