Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

1    4,     1, 5 |     the great pan,~Wrought of clay, as a birthplace for Agni,~
2    4,     7, 5 |       May I for me the stone, clay, hills, mountains, sand,
3    5,     7, 9 |       theologians say, 'Since clay and water are not food for
4    5,     7, 9 |     then why is he piled with clay and water?' In that he joins
5    5,     7, 9 | waters. In that he piles with clay and Agni Vaiçvanara is this
6    5,     7, 9 |  Since the fire is piled with clay and water, then why is it
7    5,     7, 9 |     in that [3] he piles with clay, therefore is it called
8    5,     7, 11|       wild with the knee-cap; clay with the gums; Avaka grass
9    6,     4, 7 |        those that are made of clay are clearly hers; therefore