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## Chapter Thirty-Three
**337** A man with one *vali* is a scholar, with two *vali* is a lover of women, with three *vali* is a teacher, with four *vali* is a father of many children, and a man with no *vali* is a king. ||5||
Those with straight *vali* are content with their wives, while those with uneven *vali* are unapproachable, sinful, and low-born. ||7||
Men with strong, soft, and clockwise-curving hair on their backs are kings, while those with the opposite are servants. ||7||
Men with small and thick breasts are fortunate, while those with long or uneven breasts are poor. ||78||
Kings have strong, wide, high, and steady hearts, while the hearts of the wicked are the opposite, filled with sharp diseases. ||79||
Those with even chests are wealthy, those with thick chests are brave but poor, and those with thin and uneven chests are poor and die by the sword. ||80||
A man with thick knees is wealthy, with high knees is a pleasure-seeker, with deep and bone-bound knees is poor, and with uneven knees is uneven in all things. ||81||
The armpits of the wealthy are always free of sweat, strong, high, fragrant, and covered in even hair. ||82||
The neck of the poor is flat, dry, and full of veins. In contrast, a man with a conch-like neck is a king, and a man with a buffalo-like neck is a brave warrior. ||83||
A back without hair and straight is considered auspicious, while a back covered in hair and very bent is not considered good. ||84||
The shoulders of the poor are small, weak, drooping, and covered in hair, while the shoulders of the powerful and wealthy are close together and strong. ||85||
The hands of kings are thick, even, long, and like an elephant's trunk, while the hands of the poor are small and hairy. ||86||
The fingers of long-lived men are long and soft. The fingers of the fortunate are short and fine, while the fingers of the intelligent are fine. ||87||