Chapter, §

  1   1, 101|          Brahmana eats but his own food, wears but his own apparel,
  2   1, 113|    regarding) lawful and forbidden food, the purification of men
  3   2, 50 |              50. Let him first beg food of his mother, or of his
  4   2, 51 |           Having collected as much food as is required (from several
  5   2, 53 |      twice-born man always eat his food with concentrated mind,
  6   2, 54 |         Let him always worship his food, and eat it without contempt;
  7   2, 55 |                                55. Food, that is always worshipped,
  8   2, 108|            in the sacred fire, beg food, sleep on the ground and
  9   2, 118|       himself, eats all (sorts of) food, and sells all (sorts of
 10   2, 142|            and so forth, and gives food (to the child), is called
 11   2, 177|  substances (used for) flavouring (food), women, all substances
 12   2, 182|      teacher), and daily go to beg food.~
 13   2, 183|            pure, shall daily bring food from the houses of men who
 14   2, 188|            alms, (but) not eat the food of one (person only); the
 15   2, 188| subsistence of a student on begged food is declared to be equal (
 16   2, 189|         may eat, when invited, the food of one man at (a rite) in
 17   2, 209|           eat the fragments of his food, nor wash his feet.~
 18   3, 59 |   ornaments, clothes, and (dainty) food.~
 19   3, 67 |            he shall daily cook his food.~
 20   3, 70 |             offerings of water and food called) Tarpana the sacrifice
 21   3, 76 |          sun comes rain, from rain food, therefrom the living creatures (
 22   3, 78 |           of) sacred knowledge and food, therefore (the order of)
 23   3, 81 |        Sraddha), men by (gifts of) food, and the Bhutas by the Bali
 24   3, 82 |           a funeral sacrifice with food, or with water, or also
 25   3, 84 |           a portion) of the cooked food destined for the Vaisvadeva
 26   3, 87 |            offered the sacrificial food, let him throw Bali offerings
 27   3, 88 |             he shall scatter (some food) near the door, and (some)
 28   3, 92 |          place on the ground (some food) for dogs, outcasts, Kandalas (
 29   3, 96 |           even (a small portion of food as) alms, or a pot full
 30   3, 96 |       water, having garnished (the food with seasoning, or the pot
 31   3, 99 |         seat and water, as well as food, garnished (with seasoning),
 32   3, 104|   constantly seek (to live on) the food of others, become, in consequence
 33   3, 104|      cattle of those who give them food.~
 34   3, 106|           him not eat any (dainty) food which he does not offer
 35   3, 108|         householder) must give him food according to his ability, (
 36   3, 113|          of affection, he may give food, garnished (with seasoning)
 37   3, 114|     Without hesitation he may give food, even before his guests,
 38   3, 115|         first without having given food to these (persons) does,
 39   3, 118|               118. He who prepares food for himself (alone), eats
 40   3, 118|            it is ordained that the food which remains after (the
 41   3, 121|            portion) of the dressed food as a Bali-oblation, without (
 42   3, 124|      avoided, and on what kinds of food (they shall dine).~
 43   3, 130|           of gifts (consisting) of food offered to the gods or to
 44   3, 132|                               132. Food sacred to the manes or to
 45   3, 141|                    141. A gift (of food) by twice-born men, consumed
 46   3, 142|           the giver of sacrificial food gains no reward if he presented
 47   3, 144|            forth); for sacrificial food, eaten by a foe, bears no
 48   3, 158|          prisoner, he who eats the food given by the son of an adulteress,
 49   3, 159|     substances used for flavouring food,~
 50   3, 168|    unlearned Brahmana; sacrificial food must not be given to him,
 51   3, 169|           after death, if he gives food, destined for the gods or
 52   3, 170|    Rakshasas, indeed, consume (the food) eaten by Brahmanas who
 53   3, 175|           and after death, for the food sacred to gods or manes
 54   3, 180|                               180 (Food) given to a seller of Soma
 55   3, 182|          the wise declare that the food which (is offered) to other
 56   3, 211|           by a gift of sacrificial food.~
 57   3, 215|      remainder of that sacrificial food, he must, concentrating
 58   3, 224|            the vessel) filled with food with both hands, the (sacrificer)
 59   3, 225|          forcibly snatch away that food which is brought without
 60   3, 227|            various (kinds of) hard food which require mastication,
 61   3, 227|           mastication, and of soft food, roots, fruits, savoury
 62   3, 229|     untruth, nor let him touch the food with his foot nor violently
 63   3, 230|             230. A tear sends the (food) to the Pretas, anger to
 64   3, 233|          to eat) by (offering) the food and (praising) its qualities.~
 65   3, 236|                       236. All the food must be very hot, and the (
 66   3, 236|       qualities of the sacrificial food.~
 67   3, 237|                237. As long as the food remains warm, as long as
 68   3, 237|            as the qualities of the food are not proclaimed, so long
 69   3, 243|           an ascetic who comes for food, he may, with the permission
 70   3, 244|           him mix all the kinds of food together, sprinkle them
 71   3, 253|        finished their meal, of the food which remains; with the
 72   3, 255|         careful preparation of the food, and (the company of) distinguished
 73   3, 257|                           257. The food eaten by hermits in the
 74   3, 257|          their nature, sacrificial food.~
 75   3, 264|            water, let him prepare (food) for his paternal relations
 76   3, 266|           what kind of sacrificial food, given to the manes according
 77   3, 272|         red goat, and all kinds of food eaten by hermits in the
 78   3, 273|                     273. Whatever (food), mixed with honey, one
 79   4, 5  |           given unasked; by Mrita, food obtained by begging and
 80   4, 29 |          his ability, with a seat, food, a couch, water, or roots
 81   4, 31 |          must worship by (gifts of food) sacred to gods and manes,
 82   4, 32 |     householder must give (as much food) as he is able (to spare)
 83   4, 32 |        beings one must distribute (food) without detriment (to one'
 84   4, 34 |            who is able (to procure food) shall never waste himself
 85   4, 62 |            evening), nor (take any food) in the evening, if he has
 86   4, 63 |      joined palms; let him not eat food (placed) in his lap; let
 87   4, 75 |          not eat after sunset any (food) containing sesamum grains;
 88   4, 80 |        remnants (of his meal), nor food offered to the gods; nor
 89   4, 111|       smell and the stains of the (food given) in honour of one
 90   4, 112|          when he has eaten meat or food given by a person impure
 91   4, 151|            and far the remnants of food and the water from his bath.~
 92   4, 188|        gold, land, a horse, a cow, food, a dress, sesamum-grains, (
 93   4, 189|                      189. Gold and food destroy his longevity, land
 94   4, 207|            207. Let him never eat (food given) by intoxicated, angry,
 95   4, 209|                           209. Nor food at which a cow has smelt,
 96   4, 210|                       210. Nor the food (given) by a thief, a musician,
 97   4, 211|            a whole night, nor (the food) of a Sudra, nor the leavings (
 98   4, 212|                      212. Nor (the food given) by a physician, a
 99   4, 212|           another's meal), nor the food of an Ugra, nor that prepared
100   4, 213|                          213. Nor (food) given without due respect,
101   4, 213|          male (relatives), nor the food of an enemy, nor that (given)
102   4, 214|                       214. Nor the food (given) by an informer,
103   4, 214|           for) sacrifices, nor the food (given) by an actor, a tailor,
104   4, 217|                      217. Nor (the food given) by those who knowingly
105   4, 217|            are ruled by women, nor food (given by men) whose ten
106   4, 218|                           218. The food of a king impairs his vigour,
107   4, 218|            impairs his vigour, the food of a Sudra his excellence
108   4, 218|            in sacred learning, the food of a goldsmith his longevity,
109   4, 219|                           219. The food of an artisan destroys his
110   4, 219|         his (bodily) strength; the food of a multitude and of harlots
111   4, 220|                           220. The food of a physician (is as vile
112   4, 221|                           221. The food of those other persons who
113   4, 221|           enumerated as such whose food must not be eaten, the wise
114   4, 222|          has unwittingly eaten the food of one of those, (he must)
115   4, 223|           law) must not eat cooked food (given) by a Sudra who performs
116   4, 224|       liberal usurer, declared the food of both to be equal (in
117   4, 225|       equal, which is unequal. The food of that liberal (usurer)
118   4, 229|            and thirst), a giver of food imperishable happiness,
119   4, 233|            all other gifts, water, food, cows, land, clothes, sesamum,
120   4, 247|         fuel, water, roots, fruit, food offered without asking,
121   4, 249|          the manes do not eat (the food) of that man who disdains
122   4, 253|          among Sudras, those whose food he may eat, likewise (a
123   5, 4  |     committed by eating forbidden) food, Death becomes eager to
124   5, 7  |         sacred texts were recited, food offered to the gods and
125   5, 10 |          sour, sour milk, and all (food) prepared of it may be eaten,
126   5, 20 |           other (kind of forbidden food) he shall fast for one day (
127   5, 21 |  unintentionally eating (forbidden food) but for intentionally (
128   5, 21 |    intentionally (eating forbidden food he must perform the penances
129   5, 24 |            All lawful hard or soft food may be eaten, though stale, (
130   5, 26 |                   26. Thus has the food, allowed and forbidden to
131   5, 28 |          movable (creation is) the food of the vital spirit.~
132   5, 29 |         destitute of motion is the food of those endowed with locomotion; (
133   5, 29 |             without fangs (are the food) of those with fangs, those
134   5, 30 |           those destined to be his food, commits no sin; for the
135   5, 54 |           and roots, and by eating food fit for ascetics (in the
136   5, 73 |             73. Let (mourners) eat food without factitious salt,
137   5, 102|            102. But if he eats the food of the (Sapindas of the
138   5, 102|           if he does not eat their food nor dwells in their house.~
139   5, 105|          austerities, fire, (holy) food, earth, (restraint of) the
140   5, 125|                              125. (Food) which has been pecked at
141   5, 129|            sale in the market, and food obtained by begging which
142   5, 138|         and always before he takes food.~
143   5, 140|         that of Vaisyas, and their food the fragments of an Aryan'
144   6, 3  |                  3. Abandoning all food raised by cultivation, and
145   6, 5  |         with various kinds of pure food fit for ascetics, or with
146   6, 7  |            Bali-offering with such food as he eats, and give alms
147   6, 15 |            the month of Asvina the food of ascetics, which he formerly
148   6, 18 |          his vessel for collecting food), or lay up a store sufficient
149   6, 19 |               19. Having collected food according to his ability,
150   6, 20 |    diminishing the quantity of his food) in the bright (half of
151   6, 28 |           in the forest may bring (food) from a village, receiving
152   6, 34 |      giving) alms and offerings of food, an ascetic, gains bliss
153   6, 43 |            go to a village for his food, (he shall be) indifferent
154   6, 58 |           58. Let him disdain all (food) obtained in consequence
155   6, 58 |         the Samsara) by accepting (food given) in consequence of
156   7, 118|         daily to the king, such as food, drink, and fuel, the lord
157   7, 127|            road, (the expense for) food and condiments, the charges
158   7, 129|             and the bee take their food little by little, even so
159   7, 131|     substances used for flavouring food, flowers, roots, and fruit;~
160   7, 195|       continually spoil his grass, food, fuel, and water.~
161   7, 217|              217. There he may eat food, (which has been prepared)
162   7, 218|           218. Let him mix all his food with medicines (that are)
163   8, 93 |          go with a potsherd to beg food at the door of his enemy.~
164   8, 317|          guilt on him who eats his food, an adulterous wife on her (
165   8, 329|           and every kind of cooked food, the fine (shall be) twice
166   8, 415|           who serves for his daily food, he who is born in the house,
167   9, 11 |          in the preparation of his food, and in looking after the
168   9, 202|           give even to all of them food and raiment without stint,
169   9, 219|         vehicle, ornaments, cooked food, water, and female (slaves),
170   9, 271|          also who in villages give food to thieves or grant them
171   9, 278|            give (to thieves) fire, food, arms, or shelter, and receivers
172   9, 333|         and let him zealously give food to all created beings.~
173  10, 35 |      wicked, and eat reprehensible food.~
174  10, 52 |              they shall eat) their food from broken dishes, black
175  10, 54 |                          54. Their food shall be given to them by
176  10, 86 |    condiments of all sorts, cooked food and sesamum, stones, salt,
177  10, 91 |           to any other purpose but food, anointing, and charitable
178  10, 94 |          other) condiments; cooked food (may be exchanged) for (
179  10, 94 |             other kinds of) cooked food, and sesamum seeds for grain
180  10, 104|           losing his life, accepts food from any person whatsoever,
181  10, 114|            gold, grain, and cooked food, (the acceptance of) each
182  10, 125|         125. The remnants of their food must be given to him, as
183  11, 3  |    excellent among the twice-born, food and presents (of money)
184  11, 3  |         given; it is declared that food must be given to others
185  11, 7  |          may possess (a supply of) food sufficient to maintain those
186  11, 16 |         time of) the seventh meal (food) from a man who neglects
187  11, 51 |          51. A stealer of (cooked) food, dyspepsia; a stealer of
188  11, 57 |           friend, eating forbidden food, or (swallowing substances)
189  11, 57 |   swallowing substances) unfit for food, are six (offences) equal
190  11, 65 |            only, eating prohibited food,~
191  11, 78 |          subsisting on sacrificial food, he may walk against the
192  11, 78 |     Sarasvati; or, restricting his food (very much), he may mutter
193  11, 96 |       decoctions and flesh are the food of the Yakshas, Rakshasas,
194  11, 107|         subsisting) on sacrificial food or barley-gruel, in order
195  11, 110|           eat a small (quantity of food) without any factitious
196  11, 144|          kind of creature, bred in food, in condiments, in fruit,
197  11, 146|          by partaking of forbidden food (or drink, can be expiated).~
198  11, 153|           But he who has eaten the food of men, whose food must
199  11, 153|       eaten the food of men, whose food must not be eaten, or the
200  11, 158|         his teacher's house), eats food, given at a monthly (Sraddha,)
201  11, 160|            or by an ichneumon, or (food) into which a hair or an
202  11, 161|             must not eat forbidden food, and must vomit up such
203  11, 162|      penances for eating forbidden food have been thus declared;
204  11, 163|         property, grain, or cooked food, from the house of a caste-fellow,
205  11, 167|            grass, wood, trees, dry food, molasses, clothes, leather,
206  11, 176|           low caste, who eats (the food of such persons) and accepts (
207  11, 189|      female outcasts; but clothes, food, and drink shall be given
208  11, 212|             following) three days (food given) unasked, and shall
209  11, 214|            penance), must take his food during three periods of
210  11, 217|           If one diminishes (one's food daily by) one mouthful during
211  11, 219|          and consuming sacrificial food (only).~
212  11, 221|           mouthfuls of sacrificial food, dwells (after death) in
213  11, 254|          or having eaten forbidden food, mutters the Taratsamandiya (
214  11, 256|          subsist during a month on food obtained by begging.~
215  11, 262|      worlds, though he may eat the food of anybody.~
216  12, 59 |            those who eat forbidden food, worms; thieves, creatures
217  12, 65 |       peacock, for stealing cooked food of various kinds a porcupine,
218  12, 65 |   porcupine, for stealing uncooked food a hedgehog.~
219  12, 68 |          who has eaten sacrificial food (of) which (no portion)