Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

  1    1,     5, 2 |          of the re-establishing. 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks,
  2    1,     5, 2 |          kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues'; (with these
  3    1,     5, 3 |        All-gods rejoice herein.~h Seven are thy kindling-sticks,
  4    1,     5, 3 |          kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues;~Seven seers [
  5    1,     5, 3 |          Agni, seven thy tongues;~Seven seers [2], seven dear abodes,~
  6    1,     5, 3 |         tongues;~Seven seers [2], seven dear abodes,~Seven priesthoods
  7    1,     5, 3 |            2], seven dear abodes,~Seven priesthoods sevenfold sacrifice
  8    1,     5, 3 |      sevenfold sacrifice to thee;~Seven birthplaces with ghee do
  9    1,     5, 4 |       points it out to the gods. 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks,
 10    1,     5, 4 |          kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues' [3], he says,
 11    1,     6, 12|          Indra [1].~c In whom the seven Vasavas rest~As it were
 12    1,     7, 7 |           thee, or Manu thee,~The seven and twenty Gandharvas;~They
 13    1,     7, 11|          seasons; the Maruts with seven syllables won the seven-footed
 14    1,     7, 15|           Pusan, to the Maruts on seven potsherds, clotted curds
 15    1,     7, 17|      playful, he offers a cake on seven potsherds at the rising
 16    1,     7, 22|         the Maruts (he offers) on seven potsherds in the house of
 17    1,     7, 35|            Placing in every house seven treasures,~May your tongue
 18    2,     2, 5 |  Vaiçvanara, and to the Maruts on seven potsherds. (the offering)
 19    2,     2, 5 |         men; (the offering) is on seven potsherds; the Maruts are
 20    2,     2, 5 |      potsherds; the Maruts are in seven troops; verily in troops
 21    2,     2, 11|     eleven potsherds to Indra, on seven potsherds to the Maruts;
 22    2,     2, 11|    offering) for the Maruts is on seven potsherds; the Maruts are
 23    2,     2, 11|      potsherds; the Maruts are in seven troops; verily by troops
 24    2,     3, 1 |         them), he should knock in seven pegs of Açvattha wood in
 25    2,     3, 1 |      might he attains the people; seven are they, the Maruts are
 26    2,     3, 1 |           they, the Maruts are in seven troops; verily in troops
 27    2,     3, 8 |           god that knoweth all', 'Seven bays in thy chariot', 'The
 28    2,     4, 6 |          thereby there is a pair. Seven are these offerings, the
 29    2,     4, 6 |   offerings, the tame animals are seven, the wild seven; the metres
 30    2,     4, 6 |       animals are seven, the wild seven; the metres are seven, for
 31    2,     4, 6 |        wild seven; the metres are seven, for the winning of both.
 32    2,     4, 10|       potsherds, to the Maruts on seven potsherds, to Surya on one
 33    2,     4, 14|       light.~n Thee, Jatavedas.~o Seven bays in thy chariot~Bear
 34    2,     6, 7 |          food with the sky. ' The seven Hotras are invoked', he
 35    3,     1, 8 |         third seat~I offer in the seven Hotras.'~
 36    3,     2, 5 |         do thou honour for me the seven sages;~Do not go below my
 37    3,     2, 6 |       great as the expense of the seven rivers,~So great is the
 38    3,     2, 9 |          the syllables herein are seven, the Çakvari has seven Padas,
 39    3,     2, 9 |        are seven, the Çakvari has seven Padas, the thunder bolt
 40    3,     2, 9 |          the syllables herein are seven, the Çakvari has seven Padas,
 41    3,     2, 9 |        are seven, the Çakvari has seven Padas, cattle are connected
 42    3,     3, 10|        feet, five feet, six feet, seven feet, eight feet may she
 43    4,     1, 3 |           in the woods;~Bestowing seven jewels in every home~Hath
 44    4,     2, 6 |        brown ones I celebrate~The seven and a hundred abodes.~b
 45    4,     2, 8 |         third seat~I offer in the seven Hotras.~g Homage to the
 46    4,     2, 9 |         third seat~I offer in the seven [5] Hotras.~t There hath
 47    4,     2, 9 |         deities,~On its brink sit seven tawny ones,~Milking at will
 48    4,     3, 10|       overlord. They praised with seven, the seven seers were created,
 49    4,     3, 10|           praised with seven, the seven seers were created, Dhatr
 50    4,     6, 2 |        say they is one beyond the seven Rsis.~c He who is our father,
 51    4,     6, 5 |          draughts) of milk [4].~n Seven are thy kindling-sticks,
 52    4,     6, 5 |          kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues,~Seven seers,
 53    4,     6, 5 |          Agni, seven thy tongues,~Seven seers, seven dear abodes;~
 54    4,     6, 5 |         thy tongues,~Seven seers, seven dear abodes;~Seven Hotras
 55    4,     6, 5 |         seers, seven dear abodes;~Seven Hotras sevenfold sacrifice
 56    4,     6, 5 |       sevenfold sacrifice to thee~Seven birthplaces with ghee do
 57    4,     7, 11|          one for me, three, five, seven, nine, eleven, thirteen,
 58    4,     7, 12|       strength aid us through the seven quarters,~The four distances,~
 59    5,     1, 7 |                     v. 1. 7.~With seven (verses) he fumigates; the
 60    5,     1, 7 |           breaths in the head are seven, the pan is the head of
 61    5,     1, 7 |          the sacrifice; therefore seven are the breaths in the head.
 62    5,     1, 8 |            an ant-heap pierced in seven places; the breaths in the
 63    5,     1, 8 |           breaths in the head are seven; verily he unites it with
 64    5,     1, 9 |        him with the seasons. With seven he consecrates; the metres
 65    5,     1, 9 |       consecrates; the metres are seven; verily he consecrates him
 66    5,     2, 5 |           domesticated plants are seven, the wild are seven; (verily
 67    5,     2, 5 |           are seven, the wild are seven; (verily they serve) to
 68    5,     2, 6 |     desires cattle [2]; there are seven breaths in the head, cattle
 69    5,     3, 2 |         sovereignty. He puts down seven Valakhilya, (bricks) in
 70    5,     3, 2 | Valakhilya, (bricks) in the east, seven in the west; in the head
 71    5,     3, 2 |       west; in the head there are seven breaths, two below; (verily
 72    5,     3, 5 |         support of the sacrifice. Seven by seven he puts down, to
 73    5,     3, 5 |           the sacrifice. Seven by seven he puts down, to confer
 74    5,     4, 7 |         the fire milks the fire. 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks,
 75    5,     4, 7 |          kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven tongues'; verily he delights
 76    5,     4, 7 |      tongues'; verily he delights seven sevens of his. With a full (
 77    5,     4, 7 |       people among men. There are seven; the Maruts are in seven
 78    5,     4, 7 |          seven; the Maruts are in seven troops; verily in troops
 79    5,     4, 9 |      fourteen (verses); there are seven domesticated, seven wild [
 80    5,     4, 9 |           are seven domesticated, seven wild [ 1] animals; (verily
 81    5,     5, 2 |        piled?' they say. 'May the seven men live upon me', (with
 82    5,     6, 7 |        year has twelve months and seven seasons; the Viraj is the
 83    5,     7, 4 |    beginning of the sacrifice.~C 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks,
 84    5,     7, 4 |          kindling-sticks, O Agni; seven thy tongues', he says; verily
 85    6,     1, 1 |            He purifies (him) with seven (stalks); seven are the
 86    6,     1, 1 |         him) with seven (stalks); seven are the metres; verily he
 87    6,     1, 2 |         first quarter-verse is of seven syllables; the other three
 88    6,     1, 2 |         first quarter verse is of seven syllables; the Çakvari is
 89    6,     1, 2 |      syllables; the Çakvari is of seven syllables, the Çakvari is
 90    6,     1, 6 |     one-eyed or lame, and has not seven hooves; verily he buys it
 91    6,     1, 8 |        footprint. The Çakvari has seven feet, the Çakvari is cattle;
 92    6,     1, 8 |         he wins cattle. There are seven domesticated animals, and
 93    6,     1, 8 |         domesticated animals, and seven wild; there are seven metres
 94    6,     1, 8 |         and seven wild; there are seven metres to win both sets
 95    6,     2, 4 |           is to be won beyond the seven hills. Him smite, if thou
 96    6,     2, 4 |         Darbha grass, pierced the seven hills, and smote him. He
 97    6,     3, 3 |             He should cut one) of seven cubits for one who desires
 98    6,     3, 3 |           cattle; the Çakvari has seven feet, the Çakvari is cattle;
 99    6,     3, 7 |       there are twelve months and seven seasons, that is the year;
100    6,     3, 7 |    chooses the metres, he chooses seven; there are seven tame animals,
101    6,     3, 7 |          chooses seven; there are seven tame animals, seven wild;
102    6,     3, 7 |           are seven tame animals, seven wild; there are seven metres, (
103    6,     3, 7 |    animals, seven wild; there are seven metres, (and so it serves)
104    6,     4, 2 |         them thrice, they make up seven, the Çakvari has seven feet,
105    6,     4, 2 |         up seven, the Çakvari has seven feet, the Çakvari is cattle;
106    7,     2, 2 |         He grasped this (rite) of seven nights, and sacrificed with
107    7,     2, 2 |     sacrifices with (the rite) of seven nights, wins all domestic
108    7,     2, 2 |         animals. (The rite) is of seven nights; the domesticated
109    7,     2, 2 |          domesticated animals are seven, the wild seven, the metres
110    7,     2, 2 |       animals are seven, the wild seven, the metres seven, for winning
111    7,     2, 2 |        the wild seven, the metres seven, for winning both. There
112    7,     2, 11|        five hail!~To six hail!~To seven hail!~To eight hail!~To
113    7,     2, 12|      three hail!~To five hail!~To seven hail!~To nine hail!~To eleven
114    7,     2, 14|      three hail!~To five hail!~To seven hail!~(Then as in 12 down
115    7,     2, 19|           To six hundred hail!~To seven hundred hail!~To eight hundred
116    7,     3, 2 |              The Çakvari with its seven feet.' 'What by the eighth?' '
117    7,     3, 4 |        fourteen nights, there are seven domesticated plants and
118    7,     3, 4 |           domesticated plants and seven wild; (verily it serves)
119    7,     3, 10|       knot not to slip. There are seven libations; seven are the
120    7,     3, 10|        There are seven libations; seven are the breaths in the head;
121    7,     5, 22|            saviours from evil, on seven potsherds; to the All-gods,