Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    4,     5, 8|     r Homage to him in the sand, and to him in the stream.~
 2    4,     7, 5|    clay, hills, mountains, sand, trees, gold, bronze, lead,
 3    5,     1, 6| pain. He unites (him) with sand, for support, and for healing.
 4    5,     2, 3|    atonement. He puts down sand; that is the form of Agni
 5    5,     2, 6|   these words) he scatters sand; that is the hymn of Agni
 6    5,     2, 6| ocean; in that he scatters sand with this (hymn), (it is)
 7    5,     2, 6|     he should separate the sand; verily he pours forth for
 8    5,     2, 6|     he should separate the sand, after piling the gravel;
 9    5,     2, 6|  to Soma he separates (the sand); Soma is impregnator of
10    5,     2, 9|  reverence the light; with sand he fills (it); that is the
11    6,     2, 7|  moistens it and scatters (sand) on it, for purity. 'May
12    7,     1, 7|  the thousand? or the thou sand the thousandth?' If he were