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 1   2, 56 |      he leaves, and beware of eating between (the two meal-times);
 2   2, 57 |                 57. Excessive eating is prejudicial to health,
 3   2, 195|       a bed, nor sitting, nor eating, nor standing, nor with
 4   5, 4  |  through faults (committed by eating forbidden) food, Death becomes
 5   5, 21 |     atone for unintentionally eating (forbidden food) but for
 6   5, 21 |        but for intentionally (eating forbidden food he must perform
 7   5, 26 |    now propound the rules for eating and avoiding meat.~
 8   5, 49 |     him entirely abstain from eating flesh.~
 9   5, 54 |       fruit and roots, and by eating food fit for ascetics (in
10   5, 56 |        56. There is no sin in eating meat, in (drinking) spirituous
11   5, 103| clothes, by touching fire and eating clarified butter.~
12   5, 145|     after sleeping, sneezing, eating, spitting, telling untruths,
13   6, 59 |                        59. By eating little, and by standing
14  11, 57 |   evidence, slaying a friend, eating forbidden food, or (swallowing
15  11, 65 |     one's own advantage only, eating prohibited food,~
16  11, 71 |     small or large, or birds, eating anything kept close to spirituous
17  11, 76 |    reciting one of the Vedas, eating little, and controlling
18  11, 150|      his breath in water, and eating clarified butter.~
19  11, 162|       respecting penances for eating forbidden food have been
20  11, 181|       carriage or seat, or by eating with him.~
21  11, 197|    cows hallow that place (by eating the grass) the (Brahmana)