Markandeyapurana 34.41

34.41

puṃścalyāḥ kṛtavairasya bālasya patitasya ca /
devālakaṃ caityataruṃ tathaiva ca catuṣpatham //

“And he should yield the path to brāhmans, to the king, and to one who is ill with pain, to his superior in learning, to a pregnant woman, to a man labouring under a burden, to a younger man, to the dumb, blind and deaf, to a drunken man, and to a mad man, to a prostitute, to an enemy, to a child and to an outcaste.

“An intelligent man should respectfully circumambulate a temple, and a fig-tree standing on a sacred spot, and a place where four roads meet, his superior in learning, a guru and a god.