Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     2, 8 |       gods, he did not attain distinction, he had recourse to Prajapati,
 2    2,     5, 5 |     the same. One who desires distinction should sacrifice with it,
 3    3,     1, 5 |     the victim', he says, for distinction [1]. 'If the victim has
 4    5,     6, 7 |     metre; then they attained distinction, supremacy over the gods.
 5    5,     6, 7 |        verily also he attains distinction, supremacy over his equals.~
 6    6,     1, 5 |     and so it serves) for the distinction of the quarters [1]. Now
 7    6,     2, 10| atmosphere', he says, for the distinction of these worlds. 'May Dyutana
 8    6,     2, 10|    fills up the crevices, for distinction; therefore people depend
 9    6,     3, 6 |         verily it serves) for distinction. 'Fear not men', (with these
10    6,     3, 9 |        for men cut along; for distinction. 'Thou art the share of
11    6,     6, 11|   Rajanya sacrifices desiring distinction; verily in the day rite
12    7,     3, 6 |      of fifteen nights attain distinction from the evil enemy. The