Markandeyapurana 35.28

35.28

udakyāśvaśṛgālādīn sūtikāntyāvasāyinaḥ /
spṛṣṭvā snāyīta śaucārthaṃ tathaiva mṛtahāriṇaḥ //

After touching a menstruous woman, a horse, a jackal, and other animals, or a woman recently delivered of a child, or people of low caste, one should bathe for the sake of purification; and so should those who have carried a corpse. After touching an oily human bone a man becomes clean when he has bathed; after touching a dry human hone he becomes clean by rinsing out his mouth, or by touching a cow, or by gazing at the sun. Moreover one should not disregard blood, spittle, and unguents for the body.