Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

1    2,     1, 1|   horns of the horse, having incisors on one side only that of
2    2,     6, 2|     those animals which have incisors on one side only and those
3    2,     6, 2|    only and those which have incisors on both?' When he has repeated
4    2,     6, 2| means he supports those with incisors on one side only. When he
5    2,     6, 2| means he supports those with incisors on both sides. The Puronuvakya
6    5,     1, 2|      the thunderbolt, by its incisors it is more puissant than
7    5,     1, 2|   than those with one row of incisors, by its hair than those
8    5,     5, 1|     possession of one set of incisors only that of cows, the sheep-like