Institutes of Vishnu — XLII.
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- Miscellaneous crimes are those which have not been mentioned before.
- Having committed one out of the number of miscellaneous crimes, a prudent man should always perform a penance, by the advice of a Brâhmana, after the higher or less degree of his guilt has been ascertained.
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