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## English Translation:
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**Verse 450**
*Jāti*, *kula*, *śilpa* (like painting), *tapaḥkarma* (penance), *īśvaratva* (claiming to be God), *ājīva* (livelihood) - these are the words used by householders to describe their livelihood. But, to earn a living by these means is a *ājīvadosa* (fault in livelihood). This fault is characterized by weakness and humility.
**Verse 451**
If someone asks, "Is it virtuous to give food to a dog, a miser, a beggar, a heretic Brahmin, a mendicant, a crow, or a person who gives alms?" The answer should be, "Yes, it is virtuous." But, to accept food from such people is a *vanīpaka* (fault of accepting food). This fault is characterized by humility.
**Verse 452**
*Koumāratanu*, *cikitsā*, *rasāyana*, *viṣabhūta*, *kṣāratantra*, *śālā*, *kikam*, *śalya* - these are the eight branches of the medical science.