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4. And (for eating) any part of a carnivorous beast, of a camel or of an ass,
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5. And of tame cocks or tame pigs.
6. If he smells the fume (exhaled) by a man who has drunk spirituous liquor, (he shall) thrice restrain his breath and eat clarified butter,
7. Also, if he has been bitten by (one of the animals mentioned) above (Sûtras 4-5).
8. He who has defiled the bed of his Guru shall extend himself on a heated iron bed,
9. Or he shall embrace the red-hot iron image of
a woman.
10. Or he shall tear out his organ and testicles and, holding them in his hands, walk straight towards the south-west, until he falls down dead.
11. He will be purified after death.
12. (The guilt of him who has intercourse) with the wife of a friend, a sister, a female belonging to the same family, the wife of a pupil, a daughterin-law, or with a cow, is as great as that of (him who violates his Guru's) bed.
13. Some (declare, that the guilt of such a sinner is equal to) that of a student who breaks the vow of chastity.
14. A woman who commits adultery with a man
4-5. Manu XI, 157.
6. Manu XI, 150.
7. Manu XI, 200; Yâgñavalkya III, 277. 8-10. Âpastamba I, 9, 25, 1-2. Haradatta asserts that Guru
denotes here the father alone.
12. Manu XI, 171-172; Yâgñavalkya III, 232-233.
13. The penance also consists in the performance of the rites obligatory on an unchaste student (see Sûtras 17-19), and that for the violation of a Guru's bed need not be performed.'Haradatta.
14. Manu VIII, 371.
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