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 1   2, 51 |          to his teacher, let him eat, turning his face towards
 2   2, 53 |          a twice-born man always eat his food with concentrated
 3   2, 54 |     always worship his food, and eat it without contempt; when
 4   2, 188|       subsist on alms, (but) not eat the food of one (person
 5   2, 189|           At his pleasure he may eat, when invited, the food
 6   2, 194|       his teacher let him always eat less, wear a less valuable
 7   2, 209|       assist him in bathing, nor eat the fragments of his food,
 8   3, 18 |      manes and the gods will not eat the (offerings) of that
 9   3, 106|                 106. Let him not eat any (dainty) food which
10   3, 112|          guests, he may allow to eat with his servants, showing (
11   3, 116|          his wife may afterwards eat what remains.~
12   3, 117|     house, the householder shall eat afterwards what remains.~
13   3, 219|       make those seated Brahmana eat them, in accordance with
14   3, 222|       either the grandfather may eat at that Sraddha (as a guest),
15   3, 233|       repeatedly invite (them to eat) by (offering) the food
16   3, 236|           and the (guests) shall eat in silence; (even though)
17   3, 237|    remains warm, as long as they eat in silence, as long as the
18   3, 239|         the Brahmanas while they eat.~
19   3, 262|        worship of the manes, may eat the middle-most cake, (if
20   3, 285|         of the vighasa and daily eat amrita (ambrosia); but vighasa
21   4, 27 |        desires to live long, not eat new grain or meat, without
22   4, 43 |                  43. Let him not eat in the company of his wife,
23   4, 45 |                  45. Let him not eat, dressed with one garment
24   4, 55 |                  55. Let him not eat, nor travel, nor sleep during
25   4, 62 |                  62. Let him not eat anything from which the
26   4, 62 |        be a glutton; let him not eat very early (in the morning),
27   4, 63 |        joined palms; let him not eat food (placed) in his lap;
28   4, 65 |         white brass; let him not eat out of a broken (earthen)
29   4, 74 |       off his shoes; let him not eat, lying on a bed, nor what
30   4, 75 |                  75. Let him not eat after sunset any (food)
31   4, 76 |                      76. Let him eat while his feet are (yet)
32   4, 205|       205. A Brahmana must never eat (a dinner given) at a sacrifice
33   4, 207|               207. Let him never eat (food given) by intoxicated,
34   4, 223|         knows (the law) must not eat cooked food (given) by a
35   4, 249|   fifteen years the manes do not eat (the food) of that man who
36   4, 253|          those whose food he may eat, likewise (a poor man) who
37   5, 14 |     Khangaritaka, (animals) that eat fish, village-pigs, and
38   5, 16 |        or to the manes; (one may eat) likewise Ragivas, Simhatundas,
39   5, 17 |                  17. Let him not eat solitary or unknown beasts
40   5, 27 |                      27. One may eat meat when it has been sprinkled
41   5, 33 |          knows the law, must not eat meat except in conformity
42   5, 35 |         sacred rite), refuses to eat meat, becomes after death
43   5, 36 |        36. A Brahmana must never eat (the flesh of animals unhallowed
44   5, 36 |         the primeval law, he may eat it, consecrated with Vedic
45   5, 37 |     butter or one of flour, (and eat that); but let him never
46   5, 50 |           given above), does not eat meat like a Pisaka, becomes
47   5, 55 |      next (world), whose flesh I eat in this (life); the wise
48   5, 73 |               73. Let (mourners) eat food without factitious
49   5, 102|          one day, if he does not eat their food nor dwells in
50   5, 144|      shall bathe, and afterwards eat clarified butter; but if (
51   6, 13 |                      13. Let him eat vegetables that grow on
52   6, 16 |                  16. Let him not eat anything (grown on) ploughed (
53   6, 17 |                       17. He may eat either what has been cooked
54   6, 19 |       his ability, he may either eat at night (only), or in the
55   6, 20 |       the dark (half); or he may eat on the last days of each
56   6, 28 |     broken earthen dish, and may eat eight mouthfuls.~
57   7, 21 |               21. The crow would eat the sacrificial cake and
58   7, 217|                217. There he may eat food, (which has been prepared)
59  10, 35 |        the dead, are wicked, and eat reprehensible food.~
60  10, 52 |         of the dead, (they shall eat) their food from broken
61  10, 106|        by hunger), he desired to eat the flesh of a dog in order
62  10, 108|         tormented by hunger, (to eat) the haunch of a dog, receiving
63  11, 93 |        of) drinking Sura, he may eat during a year once (a day)
64  11, 110|       following) months he shall eat a small (quantity of food)
65  11, 144|     flowers, the expiation is to eat clarified butter.~
66  11, 161|     desires to be pure, must not eat forbidden food, and must
67  11, 201|                          201. To eat during a month at each sixth
68  11, 212|     revealed by Pragapati, shall eat during three days in the
69  11, 219|       penance of ascetics, shall eat (during a month) daily at
70  11, 262|      three worlds, though he may eat the food of anybody.~
71  12, 59 | carnivorous (animals); those who eat forbidden food, worms; thieves,