Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

1    2,     2, 9| brilliance and sight. His foe in sacrificing gains the power and strength
2    2,     2, 9|  sacrifices not; when his foe is sacrificing he should offer against
3    3,     2, 7|        sacrifice milks, he after sacrificing becomes worse; he, who knowing
4    3,     2, 7|          the sacrifice; he after sacrificing becomes better. 'The praised
5    3,     2, 7|      milks the sacrifice, and by sacrificing becomes better.~
6    3,     4, 1|    expiration is offered, by his sacrificing becomes richer.~
7    3,     4, 3|      from Agni. Therefore though sacrificing it to another god, still
8    4,     4, 4|        as Hotr, well skilled for sacrificing.~k Thee of most resplendent
9    6,     5, 6|       after his offspring; after sacrificing he should not look after (