ordinary manner. For they accept what is for the service of the provision for orphans and widows, from the rich who have put people in prison, who act badly towards their servants, or who deal hardly in their cities, or who oppress the poor, or from the impure and from those who use their bodies wickedly (S. C. + or from doers of evil), from those who diminish and lend with usury; (S. C. +or from villainous advocates); (S. + or from infamous accusers) ; or from judges who are accepters of persons; (S. C. + or from the concocters of poisons ; or from the makers of idols) ; from worshippers of gold or silver or brass (S. C. + as thieves ; or from unjust publicans ; or from seers of visions) ; from those who change weights, or