A History of Indian Literature v3.c35.s13.52

v3.c35.s13.52

trader, who is not a thief, a husband who is not vindictive, a noble man, who is not poor, a wealthy person, who is not wicked, a niggard, who is not a thorn in the side, a hunter, who is not ferocious, a Pārāśarya monk, who may be a pious Brāhmaṇa, a servant, who is happy, a gambler, who is grateful, a mendicant, who is not a ravenous¹, a slave, who gives friendly advice, a minister, who speaks the truth, a king's son, who is not discourteous.”……”