Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

1    4,     5, 6|        g Homage to him of the ploughed field, and to him of the
2    4,     7, 5|  roots, plants, what grows on ploughed land, what grows on unploughed
3    5,     2, 5|    she saw this of two sorts, ploughed and unploughed [2], then
4    5,     2, 5| excessively; in that there is ploughed and unploughed, (it serves
5    5,     2, 5|    they say; in that there is ploughed and unploughed (it serves)
6    5,     2, 5|     foods. He scatters on the ploughed (ground), for in the ploughed
7    5,     2, 5| ploughed (ground), for in the ploughed plants find support. He