− | {{Collist|Content=*thieves, *outcasts, *eunuchs, or *atheists *one who wears his hair in braids (a student), *one who has not studied (the Veda), *one afflicted with a skin-disease, *a gambler, *who sacrifice for a multitude (of sacrificers) *Physicians, *temple-priests, *sellers of meat, *who subsist by shop-keeping *A paid servant of a village or of a king, *man with deformed nails or black teeth, *one who opposes his teacher, *one who has forsaken the sacred fire, *a usurer; *One suffering from consumption, *one who subsists by tending cattle, *a younger brother who marries or kindles the sacred fire before the elder, *one who neglects the five great sacrifices, *an enemy of the Brahmana race, *an elder brother who marries or kindles the sacred fire after the younger, *one who belongs to a company or corporation *An actor or singer, *one who has broken the vow of studentship, *one whose (only or first) wife is a Sudra female, *the son of a remarried woman, *a one-eyed man, *he in whose house a paramour of his wife (resides) *He who teaches for a stipulated fee and *he who is taught on that condition, *he who instructs Sudra pupils and *he whose teacher is a Sudra, *he who speaks rudely, *the son of an adulteress, and *the son of a widow *He who forsakes his mother, his father, or a teacher without a (sufficient) reason, *he who has contracted an alliance with outcasts either through the Veda or through a marriage, *An incendiary, *a prisoner, *he who eats the food given by the son of an adulteress, *a seller of Soma, *he who undertakes voyages by sea, *a bard, *an oil-man, *a suborner to perjury, *He who wrangles or goes to law with his father, *the keeper of a gambling-house, *a drunkard, *he who is afflicted with a disease (in punishment of former) crimes, *he who is accused of a mortal sin, *a hypocrite, *a seller of substances used for flavouring food *A maker of bows and of arrows, *he who lasciviously dallies with a brother's widow, *the betrayer of a friend, *one who subsists by gambling, *he who learns (the Veda) from his son *An epileptic man, *who suffers from scrofulous swellings of the glands, *one afflicted with white leprosy, *an informer, *a madman, *a blind man, *he who cavils at the Veda *A trainer of elephants, oxen, horses, or camels, *he who subsists by astrology, *a bird-fancier, and *he who teaches the use of arms, *He who diverts water-courses, and *he who delights in obstructing them, *an architect, *a messenger, and *he who plants trees (for money) *A breeder of sporting-dogs, *a falconer, *one who defiles maidens, *he who delights in injuring living creatures, *he who gains his subsistence from Shudras, and *he who offers sacrifices to the Ganas *He who does not follow the rule of conduct, *a (man destitute of energy like a) eunuch, *one who constantly asks (for favours), *he who lives by agriculture, *a club-footed man, and *he who is censured by virtuous men, *A shepherd, *a keeper of buffaloes, *the husband of a remarried woman, and *a carrier of dead bodies,|columns-listcolwidth=20em=20em|Style=width: 850px; font-style: italic;}}*thieves, | + | {{columns-list|colwidth=20em|style=width: 600px;| |