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After the 62nd verse named 'Ativahna'
**71.** Giving up violence, falsehood, stealing, lust, and attachment to worldly possessions are the five vows. The sixth vow is the vow of kingship.
**72.** One who gives up two ghatikas (48 minutes) at the beginning and end of the day, and who is aware of the faults of eating at night, eats as a recipient of merit.
**73.** The wise ones declare that silence during mealtimes is the discipline of knowledge, and the protection of pride.
**74.** One should perform actions like defecation, urination, bathing, and worship with silence.
**75.** One should give up seeing flesh, blood, skin, bones, and pus. One should abstain from eating food that has been seen by a dead body, and from using things that have been used by a dead body.
**76.** One should avoid eating when seeing, hearing, or smelling elephants, horses, or other animals. One should also avoid eating when seeing excrement or urine.
After the 66th verse named 'Madyamamsa'
**8.** There is no compassion in meat-eaters, no truth in drinkers of alcohol, no sense of Dharma in those who eat honey, sugarcane, and mangoes.
After the 85th verse named 'AlpPhal'
**101.** There are gross and subtle beings in the middle of the udumbara fruit. Therefore, the Jinas have instructed us to avoid the five udumbara fruits.
**102.** One who eats fruit that has been touched by the taste of another, and whose body is mixed with the taste of another, will find that his renunciation of meat is in vain.
**103.** One who eats bilva, laboo, or phala fruits should not eat the fruit of the shiliduka tree. One should also avoid milk from the beginning of the 15th lunar day, as it is born from a male.
**104.** Even pure water, if it has been melted, becomes contaminated for a moment. Water that has been heated for a day and night, or that has been boiled in a pot that has been used for cooking meat, should be avoided.
**105.** One should not use water or oil in vessels that are about to break. One should not keep butter on the head for more than half a prahara (3 hours).