Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

501    6,     4, 2 |        sacrifice would not be begun [1], and he would split the
502    6,     4, 3 |             the utterance of speech [1] he begins the morning litany;
503    6,     4, 4 |              measures with the text [1]; the Pankti has five syllables,
504    6,     4, 5 |         connected with the Tristubh [1]; verily thereby he obtains
505    6,     4, 6 |             interpose sky and earth [1], I interpose the broad
506    6,     4, 7 |              Make him sweet for us' [1]; he replied, 'Let me choose
507    6,     4, 8 |             a cruel deed as it were [1] does he do who sacrifices
508    6,     4, 9 |           they, wandering among men [1] and physicians.' Therefore
509    6,     4, 10|           prospers himself, his foe [1] is defeated. Having driven
510    6,     4, 11|         eleven in the sky', he says [1]; so many are the deities;
511    6,     5, 1 |                               vi. 5. 1.~Indra raised his bolt to
512    6,     5, 1 |              will I bestow on thee' [1]; on him he bestowed again
513    6,     5, 2 |             makes a half; therefore [1] the breath below is a half
514    6,     5, 3 |              on both sides, for who [1] knows where is the mouth
515    6,     5, 4 |            Çukra-vessel, yonder sun [1] rises turned to all people;
516    6,     5, 5 |             his foe; with the first [1] he raises it aloft, with
517    6,     5, 6 |               mess) for the Adityas [1], (saying) 'Let this labour
518    6,     5, 7 |            birthplace. The All-gods [1] could not perform the third
519    6,     5, 8 |              to the world of heaven [1]; they could not discern
520    6,     5, 9 |          mixed it with fried grains [1], and when it had become
521    6,     5, 10|            that is as when a father [1] in destitution has recourse
522    6,     5, 11|          those which are used again [1] the plants revive again.
523    6,     6, 1 |                               vi. 6. 1.~The sacrifices with the
524    6,     6, 1 |             gold after the offering [1]; verily he makes him go
525    6,     6, 2 |           offers three with Yajuses [1]; these worlds are three;
526    6,     6, 3 |            verily from these worlds [1] he smites away the Raksases.
527    6,     6, 4 |            cattle; for through them [1] cattle attend (on him);
528    6,     6, 5 |            Soma he impregnates seed [1], with that for Pusan he
529    6,     6, 6 |            The offering of the caul [1] has been performed, the
530    6,     6, 7 |      atonement for it. They look at [1] (the victim) for Soma is
531    6,     6, 8 |             draw them in the Ukthya [1], the Atigrahyas would destroy
532    6,     6, 9 |            his foe deceives him not [1]. The Adabhya is the form
533    6,     6, 10|             support in the quarters [1]. He who knows the foundation
534    6,     6, 11|            gods the world of heaven [1] did not become manifest;
535    7,     1, 1 |                                 vii. 1. 1.~Production of offspring
536    7,     1, 1 |                              vii. 1. 1.~Production of offspring
537    7,     1, 1 |            with man, and is perfect [1]. Whatever desire a man
538    7,     1, 2 |                                 vii. 1. 2.~At the morning pressing
539    7,     1, 3 |                                 vii. 1. 3.~The theologians say, '
540    7,     1, 3 |            omit the Saptadaça Stoma [1], his offspring is omitted,
541    7,     1, 4 |                                 vii. 1. 4.~The Angirases performed
542    7,     1, 4 |             arrived with the second [1]. The first day is the Abhiplava,
543    7,     1, 5 |                                 vii. 1. 5.~This was in the beginning
544    7,     1, 5 |            have offspring.' He said [1], 'As I have created you
545    7,     1, 6 |                                 vii. 1. 6.~Soma found a thousand;
546    7,     1, 6 |             in this one is strength [1]. Let us each have a portion.'
547    7,     1, 7 |                                 vii. 1. 7.~By the thousandth the
548    7,     1, 7 |           him go to all holy worlds [1]. 'Do thou make me go to
549    7,     1, 8 |                                 vii. 1. 8.~Atri gave offspring
550    7,     1, 8 |       twenty-fourfold are splendour [1]; the increasing Stomas
551    7,     1, 9 |                                 vii. 1. 9.~Jamadagni desiring prosperity,
552    7,     1, 10|                                 vii. 1. 10.~The year was alone
553    7,     1, 10|             they were distinguished [1]. He who knowing thus offers
554    7,     1, 12|                                 vii. 1. 12.~a Many through thy
555    7,     1, 13|                                 vii. 1. 13.~To the going hail!~
556    7,     1, 14|                                 vii. 1. 14.~To Agni hail!~To Soma
557    7,     1, 15|                                 vii. 1. 15.~To earth hail!~To atmosphere
558    7,     1, 16|                                 vii. 1. 16.~To Agni hail!~To Soma
559    7,     1, 17|                                 vii. 1. 17.~To earth hail!~To atmosphere
560    7,     1, 18|                                 vii. 1. 18.~a Thou hast come into
561    7,     1, 18|         Anustubh metro, I yoke thee [1]; with the autumn season
562    7,     1, 19|                                 vii. 1. 19.~To the sounding of '
563    7,     1, 19|           him having sat down hail! [1]~To him about to stand hail!~
564    7,     1, 20|                                 vii. 1. 20.~a To Agni hail! To
565    7,     2, 1 |                              vii. 2. 1.~The Sadhya gods, desirous
566    7,     2, 1 |            six, the Prsthas are six [1]; verily by the Prsthas
567    7,     2, 2 |           verily he wins brilliance [1]. There is a Pañcadaça (
568    7,     2, 3 |          quarters he wins splendour [1]. There is an Agnistoma
569    7,     2, 4 |           worlds become fit for him [1], and strength he places
570    7,     2, 5 |            connected with Prajapati [1]. He, who knowing thus sacrifices
571    7,     2, 6 |              seasons, and therefore [1] they are said to be connected
572    7,     2, 7 |             are consecrated one die [1]. From expiration and inspiration
573    7,     2, 8 |             completes the sacrifice [1]; in that the Agrayana is
574    7,     2, 9 |           Agnistomas the pupils; if [1] they were to employ the
575    7,     2, 10|          gave to the spring the sap [1], to the hot season barley,
576    7,     3, 1 |                              vii. 3. 1.~They go swiftly in that
577    7,     3, 1 |              his error) is left out [1]. Therefore on the tenth
578    7,     3, 4 |             performed in succession [1], they conquer by them yonder
579    7,     3, 5 |           this world by the Tryahas [1]. Those who, knowing thus,
580    7,     3, 6 |               the Go the atmosphere [1], the Ayus yonder (sky);
581    7,     3, 7 |             they burn away the evil [1], by (the rite) of fifteen
582    7,     3, 9 |            power (Brahman) and food [1], and become resplendent
583    7,     3, 10|     Divakirtya (Saman) find support [1] in the world of heaven.
584    7,     3, 11|              summon the cooked food [1] to thee, O offering.~I
585    7,     3, 16|            hail!~To the sides hail! [1]~To the shoulders hail!~
586    7,     4, 1 |                              vii. 4. 1.~Brhaspati desired, 'May
587    7,     4, 1 |           and the Ayus yonder (sky) [1]; verily they mount upon
588    7,     4, 2 |          gods is in the case of man [1] prosperity. The Atiratra
589    7,     4, 3 |          itself it won food, plants [1], trees, offspring, cattle.
590    7,     4, 4 |             metre, go to prosperity [1], for the world of heaven
591    7,     4, 5 |           nights), sharing the days [1]. One took one day, one
592    7,     4, 6 |               The Atiratra is light [1]; verily they put light
593    7,     4, 7 |             the bolt is fifteenfold [1]; verily they take away
594    7,     4, 8 |           the beginning of the year [1]; verily they consecrate
595    7,     4, 10|           Stomas from the beginning [1]. The Stomas being sung
596    7,     4, 11|          together make up the Viraj [1], and two verses are redundant;
597    7,     4, 17|          form Soma knoweth;~O Indra [1], place them in our pastures,~
598    7,     4, 18|              d The sun moveth alone [1].~The moon is born again.~
599    7,     4, 19|             original translation...}~1 When the deer eateth grain,~
600    7,     5, 1 |                              vii. 5. 1.~The cows performed that
601    7,     5, 1 |            year is the cows' Sattra [1], and those who knowing
602    7,     5, 2 |             the year, let us cease' [1]. In their case their horns
603    7,     5, 3 |              cattle. It is an ocean [1] without a near or a further
604    7,     5, 4 |            rites. The cup for Aditi [1] is drawn. Aditi is this (
605    7,     5, 5 |        metres; verily by the metres [1], he takes away their metres.
606    7,     5, 6 |            out from a full (vessel) [1] places breath in it. In
607    7,     5, 7 |              day which is appointed [1]. If they should leave out
608    7,     5, 8 |               in front of the Sadas [1], the Anuçloka (Saman) behind;
609    7,     5, 9 |             not hungry in that year [1]; for they take not their
610    7,     5, 11|              raineth together hail! [1]~To that which raineth along
611    7,     5, 12|             which hath a mind hail! [1]~To the mindless hail!~To
612    7,     5, 15|         portion, and the cruel fire [1] does not spring up in wrath
613    7,     5, 19|          thee; bear me prosperously [1].~The Aditya is thy yoke-fellow,
614    7,     5, 23|            waters he made obeisance [1]; as Varuna with the waters (
615    7,     5, 25|             open (mouth) Vaiçvanara [1], the belly the sea, the