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 1   2, 52 |                      52. (His meal will procure) long life,
 2   2, 56 |   purified himself (after his meal).~
 3   2, 189|     his vow, or at a (funeral meal) in honor of the manes,
 4   3, 109|    gotra in order to obtain a meal; for he who boasts of them
 5   3, 109|     of them for the sake of a meal, is called by the wise a
 6   3, 118|       sacrifices shall be the meal of virtuous men.~
 7   3, 178|  Sudras may touch (during the meal) with his limbs.~
 8   3, 244|      they have finished their meal.~
 9   3, 253|       who have finished their meal, of the food which remains;
10   3, 285|      is what remains from the meal (of Brahmana guests) and
11   4, 80 |      nor the remnants (of his meal), nor food offered to the
12   4, 129|   bathe (immediately) after a meal, nor when he is sick, nor
13   4, 212|       fragments (of another's meal), nor the food of an Ugra,
14   5, 140|       fragments of an Aryan's meal.~
15   6, 18 |      at once (after his daily meal) cleanse (his vessel for
16   6, 56 |    people have finished their meal, when the remnants in the
17   8, 393|      twice (the value of) the meal and a masha of gold (as
18  11, 16 |      the time of) the seventh meal (food) from a man who neglects
19  11, 124| Subsisting on a single (daily meal that consists) of the alms
20  11, 214|     one mouthful only at each meal, and fast during the last