He who has relieved the necessities of nature, being greatly pressed, either without (using) water or in water, becomes pure by bathing outside (the village) in his clothes and by touching a cow.
He who has said ’Hum’to a Brahmana, or has addressed one of his betters with ’Thou,’shall bathe, fast during the remaining part of the day, and appease (the person offended) by a reverential salutation.
He who has struck (a Brahmana) even with a blade of grass, tied him by the neck with a cloth, or conquered him in an altercation, shall appease him by a prostration.