Manu Smriti - Hindu Online

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11.150. (Men of) the three twice-born castes who have unintentionally swallowed ordure or urine, or anything
that has touched Sura, must be initiated again.
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11.151. The tonsure, (wearing) the sacred girdle, (carrying) a staff, going to beg, and the vows (incumbent on a
student), are omitted on the second initiation of twice-born men.
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11.152. But he who has eaten the food of men, whose food must not be eaten, or the leavings of women and
Sudras, or forbidden flesh, shall drink barley (-gruel) during seven (days and) nights.
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11.153. A twice-born man who has drunk (fluids that have turned) sour, or astringent decoctions, becomes,
though (these substances may) not (be specially) forbidden, impure until they have been digested.
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11.154. A twice-born man, who has swallowed the urine or ordure of a village pig, of a donkey, of a camel, of a
jackal, of a monkey, or of a crow, shall perform a lunar penance.
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11.155. He who has eaten dried meat, mushrooms growing on the ground, or (meat, the nature of) which is
unknown, (or) such as had been kept in a slaughter-house, shall perform the same penance.
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11.156. The atonement for partaking of (the meat of) carnivorous animals, of pigs, of camels, of cocks, of
crows, of donkeys, and of human flesh, is a Tapta Krikkhra (penance).
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11.157. If a twice-born man, who has not returned (home from his teacher’s house), eats food, given at a
monthly (Sraddha,) he shall fast during three days and pass one day (standing) in water.
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11.158. But a student who on any occasion eats honey or meat, shall perform an ordinary Krikkhra (penance),
and afterwards complete his vow (of studentship).
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11.159. He who eats what is left by a cat, by a crow, by a mouse (or rat), by a dog, or by an ichneumon, or
(food) into which a hair or an insect has fallen, shall drink (a decoction of) the Brahmasuvarkala (plant).
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