Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     6, 4|  with a pair.~v Thou art the bundle, thou art gain, may I gain.~
 2    1,     6, 4| winner, may I win.~y May the bundle bestow increase of wealth,~
 3    1,     7, 4|  with a pair.' 'Thou art the bundle, thou art gain, may I gain',
 4    1,     7, 4|     I gain', he says; by the bundle (vedena) the gods won (avindanta)
 5    1,     7, 4|  Asuras, and that is why the bundle has its name. Whatever of
 6    1,     7, 4|    it all from him. 'May the bundle bestow increase of wealth,
 7    2,     6, 5|      cattle [2]. He puts the bundle over the sacrificial strew,
 8    2,     6, 5|      strew is offspring, the bundle the sacrificer; verily he
 9    2,     6, 5|      is the sacrificer' 'The bundle' (is the reply). 'Where
10    2,     6, 5|   reply. In that he puts the bundle on the Ahavaniya, he makes
11    2,     6, 5|      in that they smooth the bundle; he throws the strew along
12    3,     3, 9|     the gods.~c This was the bundle of the gods,~The germ of