What are the sins forbidden in the eighth commandment?

The sins forbidden in the eighth commandment, besides the neglect of the duties required,^[1] are, theft,^[2] robbery,^[3] man-stealing,^[4] and receiving anything that is stolen;^[5] fraudulent dealing,^[6] false weights and measures,^[7] removing land marks,^[8] injustice and unfaithfulness in contracts between man and man,^[9] or in matters of trust;^[10] oppression,^[11] extortion,^[12] usury,^[13] bribery,^[14] vexatious lawsuits,^[15] unjust enclosures and depopulations;^[16] engrossing commodities to enhance the price;^[17] unlawful callings,^[18] and all other unjust or sinful ways of taking or withholding from our neighbor what belongs to him, or of enriching ourselves;^[19] covetousness;^[20] inordinate prizing and affecting worldly goods;^[21] distrustful and distracting cares and studies in getting, keeping, and using them;^[22] envying at the prosperity of others;^[23] as likewise idleness,^[24] prodigality, wasteful gaming; and all other ways whereby we do unduly prejudice our own outward estate,^[25] and defrauding ourselves of the due use and comfort of that estate which God hath given us.^[26]