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4.119. On (the occasion of) the Upakarman and (of) the Vedotsarga an omission (of the Veda-study) for three<br />
days has been prescribed, but on the Ashtakas and on the last nights of the seasons for a day and a night.<br />
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4.120. Let him not recite the Veda on horseback, nor on a tree, nor on an elephant, nor in a boat (or ship), nor on<br />
a donkey, nor on camel, nor standing on barren ground, nor riding in a carriage,<br />
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4.121. Nor during a verbal altercation, nor during a mutual assault, nor in a camp, nor during a battle, nor when<br />
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4.122. Nor without receiving permission from a guest (who stays in his house), nor while the wind blows<br />
vehemently, nor while blood flows from his body, nor when he is wounded by a weapon.<br />
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4.123. Let him never recite the Rig-veda or the Yagur-veda while the Saman (melodies) are heard; (let him stop<br />
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4.124. The Rig-veda is declared to be sacred to the gods, the Yagur-veda sacred to men, and the Sama-veda<br />
sacred to the manes; hence the sound of the latter is impure (as it were).<br />
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4.125. Knowing this, the learned daily repeat first in due order the essence of the three (Vedas) and afterwards<br />
the (text of the) Veda.<br />
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4.126. Know that (the Veda-study must be) interrupted for a day and a night, when cattle, a frog, a cat, a dog, a<br />
snake, an ichneumon, or a rat pass between (the teacher and his pupil).<br />
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4.127. Let a twice-born man always carefully interrupt the Veda-study on two (occasions, viz.) when the place<br />
where he recites is impure, and when he himself is unpurified.<br />
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4.128. A twice-born man who is a Snataka shall remain chaste on the new-moon day, on the eighth (lunar day<br />
of each half-month), on the full-moon day, and on the fourteenth, even (if they fall) in the period (proper for<br />
conjugal intercourse).<br />
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