Agniveshyagrihyasutra 2.7.10.7

2.7.10.7

sthaṇḍilaśāyī ūrdhvaretāḥ atithipriyaḥ amatsarī vivādapaiśunyamṛṣāvādavajīṃ sadāśuciḥ grāmasya chadiṃ na darśedaraṇyavāsagniyo 'bhayadāyī sarvabhūtānāṃ parairabhimṛṣṭānyāśramāntarahitāni nābhyavaharedekāgniparāyaṇaḥ apramādī sabījāṃ proṣitāṃ bhūmiṃ nākramet \

Sleeping on the bare ground, chaste, fond of guests, free from envy, avoiding dispute, slander, and false speech, ever pure, he should not look upon the roof of a village, a lover of forest-dwelling, granting security to all beings; he should not consume [foods] touched by others or devoid of [preparation in] a hermitage; devoted to a single fire, vigilant, he should not tread upon sown ground or distant land.