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## Translation:
**Somasen Bhattaraka's Composition**
A person who is affected by wind, naked (i.e., not wearing a cloth on the body), unconscious, has vomited, whose blood is oozing, who is a prostitute, a woman who gives alms, a woman who performs five types of services, a woman who massages feet, a very young child, a very old person, is eating, is blind, is standing in the shelter of a wall, is sitting very close, is sitting in a higher place, is burning fire, is blowing fire, is extinguishing fire with ashes, is plastering, is bathing, has left a breastfeeding child, and who is an outcast. The meaning is that it is a sin to accept food from the hand of such a person or a man. || 115 ||
**Lipta-Dopa**
... Especially with a hand that is wet with water or other liquids. || 116 ||
... Giving food with a utensil that is smeared with uncooked food is called Lipta-Dopa. || 116 ||
**Misra-Dopa**
... Giving food with a vessel that is mixed with earth, etc. || 117 ||
... Giving food with devotion, mixed with earth, etc., is called Misra-Dopa. ... Food mixed with earth, seeds like barley and wheat, leaves, flowers, fruits, and living or dead creatures with two senses is called mixed food. || 117 ||
... **Angara-Dopa**
... One who eats food with greed and without any consideration is called Angara-Dopa. || 118 ||
**Dhuma-Dopa and Sanyojana-Dopa**
... One who criticizes the giver when he does not get the desired food is called Dhuma-Dopa. ... Mixing hot food with cold food and cold food with hot food is called Sanyojana-Dopa. || 119 ||
**Aparamana-Dopa**
... Eating more than the prescribed amount is called Aparamana-Dopa. ... The meaning is that dividing the stomach into four parts, filling two parts with food, one with water, and keeping the fourth part empty is the prescribed amount of food. Eating more than this amount is called Aparamana-Dopa. In this way, forty-six sins have been mentioned here. || 120 ||