Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 11|        11.~a Thou I art a black deer, living in the lair, to
 2    4,     6, 6 |        A feather her garment, a deer her tooth,~Tied with cowhide
 3    5,     5, 11| antelope); to Yama, the king, a deer; to the bull, the king,
 4    5,     5, 15|         the trees; the dappled (deer) to day; the black (antelope)
 5    5,     5, 16|      For the sun the crane; the deer, the peacock, the hawk,
 6    5,     5, 17|          v. 5. 17.~The dappled (deer) is for the All-gods; the
 7    5,     5, 19|                   v. 5. 19.~The deer for Rudra; the chameleon,
 8    5,     5, 19|  Brahman; the hyena, the black (deer), the dog of four eyes,
 9    5,     6, 23|      for summer; three piebald (deer) for the rains; three dappled
10    6,     1, 6 |       She adopted the form of a deer and ran away from the Gandharvas [
11    6,     1, 6 |      that was the origin of the deer. The gods said, 'She has
12    7,     4, 19|      translation...}~1 When the deer eateth grain,~He deemeth