Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

1    1,     2, 4 |         thy father, thy brother sprung of the same womb, thy friend
2    1,     4, 42|      Brahman to-day, a seer and sprung from seers, of (famous)
3    2,     4, 4 |       where they stayed, thence sprung the bean. Those he followed
4    2,     4, 4 |       where they stayed, thence sprung the bean; those he followed
5    2,     5, 2 | Prajapati, (saying), 'A foe has sprung up for me.' He dipped his
6    3,     5, 7 |  oblation found support, thence sprung the Vikankata; there he
7    6,     5, 9 |      head, for from the head it sprung; he offers after striding,
8    6,     6, 1 |  Brahman to-day [3], a seer and sprung from seers', he says; the
9    6,     6, 1 |        is a Brahman, a seer and sprung from seers; therefore he