Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 3 |    Thou art the dragon of the deep.~r With thy dread countenance
 2    1,     4, 1 |     gods; make this sacrifice deep, with thy highest edge, (
 3    1,     4, 44|   king, a thousand;~Broad and deep be thy loving kindness.~
 4    1,     6, 6 |   offspring,~Enduring wealth, deep based and rich in houses.~
 5    1,     7, 27|  Following the serpent of the deep;~On the back of the mountain,
 6    2,     6, 4 |      of the enemy. If dug too deep, it has the Pitrs for its
 7    3,     1, 11|  offspring,~Enduring, wealth, deep based and rich in houses.~
 8    4,     4, 10|  Naksatra, the serpent of the deep the deity; Revati the Naksatra,
 9    5,     6, 8 | conquers yonder world.~d Knee deep should he pile (it), when
10    5,     6, 8 |      mounts this world; navel deep should he pile (it) when
11    5,     6, 8 |   mounts the atmosphere; neck deep should he pile (it) when
12    6,     2, 11|       are dug an arm's length deep. 'Here do I cast out the