Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

1    2,     1, 3| share; verily he subdues his relatives to him; he becomes possessed
2    2,     1, 6|    beast) of many forms; his relatives are connected with the All-gods;
3    2,     1, 7|      cow) of many forms; his relatives are connected with the All-gods [
4    2,     1, 7|      verily they subject his relatives to him; he becomes possessed
5    2,     1, 7|    is the sap of the metres, relatives indeed are as it were sap;
6    2,     1, 7|     he wins the sap which is relatives. He who desires splendour
7    2,     2, 3|     over a field or with his relatives should offer a cake on eight