Manava Dharmashastra 3.148

3.148

agārasya gṛhasya dagdhā | garaṃ dadātīti | pradarśanārthaṃ ca garagrahaṇaṃ viṣādīnāmapi | kuṇḍasya annamaśnāti | evaṃ golakasya | pradarśanārthatvāt kuṇḍasya | somaṃ vikrīṇīte | oṣadhiḥ somastaṃ yo vikrīṇīte, yāgārthamauṣadhārthaṃ vā | anye tu somasādhanān jyotiṣṭomākhyāyāgānāhuḥ | teṣāṃ ca vikrayo yadyapi na saṃbhavati, amūrtatvāt kriyāyāstathāpyaviduṣāmevaṃvidhasyācārasya darśanādayaṃ pratiṣedhaḥ | dṛśyante hyavidvāṃsa evaṃ vadanto 'yanmayā sukṛtaṃ kṛtaṃ tatte'stviti' | 'sukṛtaṃ' sukṛtaiḥ sādhitaṃ dharmam | tathā ca 'yāṃ ca rātrīmajāyethā yāṃ ca pretāsi tadubhayamantareṇeṣṭāpūrttaṃ te lokaṃ sukṛtamāyuḥ prajāṃ vṛñjīya yadi me'druhyuriti' | yathaiva śapathā evaṃ dānavikrayāvapi vācā yaḥ karoti sa varjyate | akāryaṃtā cāta eva īdṛśānāṃ śapathadānavikrayādīnāṃ vācā kriyamāṇānāmanumīyate | samudra udadhistaṃ yo yāti | vandī stutipāṭhakaḥ | tailikaḥ tilādīnāṃ bījānāṃ peṣṭā | kūṭakārakaḥ sākṣyeṣvanṛtavādī |

The house-burner, the poisoner, one who eats the food of an adulteress’ son, the seller of Soma, the sea-voyager, the bard, the dealer in oils, and the perjuror.—(158)