Chapter, §

 1   2, 53 |       ablution; and after he has eaten, let him duly cleanse himself
 2   2, 55 |   strength and manly vigour; but eaten irreverently, it destroys
 3   3, 74 |  Brahmana (guests), and Prasita (eaten) the (daily oblation to
 4   3, 111|   above-mentioned Brahmanas have eaten.~
 5   3, 144|            for sacrificial food, eaten by a foe, bears no reward
 6   3, 170|       indeed, consume (the food) eaten by Brahmanas who have not
 7   3, 249|    foolish man who, after having eaten a Sraddha (-dinner), gives
 8   3, 257|                    257. The food eaten by hermits in the forest,
 9   3, 261|          some cause (them) to be eaten by birds or throw them into
10   3, 272|      goat, and all kinds of food eaten by hermits in the forest
11   4, 62 |        in the evening, if he has eaten (his fill) in the morning.~
12   4, 112|       not study, nor when he has eaten meat or food given by a
13   4, 121|     battle, nor when he has just eaten, nor during an indigestion,
14   4, 213|        that which contains) meat eaten for no sacred purpose, nor (
15   4, 221|      such whose food must not be eaten, the wise declare (to be
16   4, 222|       222. If he has unwittingly eaten the food of one of those, (
17   4, 222|        for three days; if he has eaten it intentionally, or (has
18   5, 5  |     substances), are unfit to be eaten by twice-born men.~
19   5, 10 |      food) prepared of it may be eaten, likewise what is extracted
20   5, 11 |       specially permitted (to be eaten), and the Tittibha (Parra
21   5, 16 |       that called) Rohita may be eaten, if used for offerings to
22   5, 20 |    ascetics; in case (he who has eaten) any other (kind of forbidden
23   5, 24 |         hard or soft food may be eaten, though stale, (after having
24   5, 25 |     preparations of milk, may be eaten by twice-born men without
25   5, 30 |          and those who are to be eaten (for those special purposes).~
26   5, 33 |      with the law; for if he has eaten it unlawfully, he will,
27   5, 33 |       unable to save himself, be eaten after death by his (victims).~
28   5, 144|    attack comes on) after he has eaten, let him only sip water;
29   7, 225|                      225. Having eaten there something for the
30  11, 16 |          Likewise he who has not eaten at (the time of) six meals,
31  11, 153|              153. But he who has eaten the food of men, whose food
32  11, 153|           whose food must not be eaten, or the leavings of women
33  11, 156|                  156. He who has eaten dried meat, mushrooms growing
34  11, 161|          vomit up such as he has eaten unintentionally, or quickly
35  11, 254|        to be accepted, or having eaten forbidden food, mutters
36  12, 68 | belonging to another, or who has eaten sacrificial food (of) which (