Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

  1    1,     1, 10|            offspring,~O Agni, with splendour again,~As wife with my husband
  2    1,     2, 1 |        ones, thou art the giver of splendour; splendour [1] place in
  3    1,     2, 1 |            the giver of splendour; splendour [1] place in me.~i Thou
  4    1,     2, 4 |            O pure one. This is thy splendour. With it be united. Win
  5    1,     5, 5 |          afar.~b After his ancient splendour,~The bold ones have drawn
  6    1,     5, 5 |            me.~p O thou of various splendour, in safety may I reach the
  7    1,     5, 6 |        Come hither in thy greatest splendour and give us wealth.~k With
  8    1,     5, 7 |          world. 'After his ancient splendour', he says; the ancient is
  9    1,     5, 7 |         effect. 'O thou of various splendour, in safety may I reach the
 10    1,     5, 7 |           he says; that of various splendour is the night. The Brahmans
 11    1,     5, 8 |            he says; verily he wins splendour. 'Never art thou barren',
 12    1,     5, 8 |            upon him brilliance and splendour.~
 13    1,     6, 1 |          wealth I take thee.~o For splendour I take thee.~p The earth
 14    1,     7, 6 |            upon him brilliance and splendour. He who having yoked the
 15    2,     1, 2 |    brilliance, For him who desires splendour he should offer dewlapped (
 16    2,     1, 2 |          share; verily they bestow splendour upon him; he becomes resplendent.
 17    2,     1, 2 |           the year is the giver of splendour; verily the year gives him
 18    2,     1, 2 |          verily the year gives him splendour; he becomes resplendent.
 19    2,     1, 2 |          Soma, thereby (be places) splendour. The one with a black neck
 20    2,     1, 2 |            Soma; verily he bestows splendour and radiance on him. He
 21    2,     1, 4 |    brilliance. For him who desires splendour he should offer this offering
 22    2,     1, 4 |           verily he bestows on him splendour; he becomes resplendent.
 23    2,     1, 4 |           the year is the giver of splendour; verily the year gives him
 24    2,     1, 4 |          verily the year gives him splendour; he becomes resplendent.
 25    2,     1, 7 |            red cow. He who desires splendour should offer to Brhaspati (
 26    2,     1, 7 |           share; verily he bestows splendour upon him; he becomes resplendent.
 27    2,     1, 7 |         the sap of the metres [2]; splendour is as it were sap; verily
 28    2,     1, 7 |           he wins the sap which is splendour. He who desires rain should
 29    2,     1, 7 |          relatives. He who desires splendour should offer to Brhaspati
 30    2,     1, 7 |           share; verily he bestows splendour on him [6]; he becomes resplendent.
 31    2,     1, 7 |           The bull grazes at will, splendour indeed is as it were will;
 32    2,     1, 7 |         will he wins will which is splendour. He who practises witchcraft
 33    2,     1, 8 |    brilliance. For him who desires splendour, he should offer this white
 34    2,     1, 8 |           share; verily he bestows splendour upon him; he becomes resplendent.
 35    2,     1, 8 |        Bilva arose; verily he wins splendour with its place of origin.
 36    2,     2, 5 |         him with the Gayatri, with splendour; in that there is (an offering)
 37    2,     2, 7 |          of cattle. He who desires splendour should offer a cake on eleven
 38    2,     2, 7 |         possessed of heat; heat is splendour; verily he has recourse
 39    2,     2, 7 |         share; he bestows upon him splendour, verily he becomes resplendent.
 40    2,     2, 10|        verily they bestow upon him splendour; he becomes resplendent.
 41    2,     2, 10|         verily straightway he wins splendour. He makes him sacrifice
 42    2,     2, 10|       enclosed (altar), to acquire splendour. The butter is churned from
 43    2,     2, 10|        verily he produces whatever splendour exists. 'Too much splendour
 44    2,     2, 10|        splendour exists. 'Too much splendour is produced', they say, '
 45    2,     3, 2 |      radiance. For him who desires splendour he should offer this oblation
 46    2,     3, 2 |         verily he bestows upon him splendour; he becomes resplendent.
 47    2,     3, 2 |          from the quarters he wins splendour for him, He should offer
 48    2,     3, 3 |         brilliance [1], power, and splendour. For him who is parted from
 49    2,     3, 3 |         Soma, thereby (he bestows) splendour; part of the offerings to
 50    2,     3, 3 |            him with brilliance and splendour [2]. He whose desire is
 51    2,     3, 3 |          fulfilled. He who desires splendour should offer on eight potsherds
 52    2,     3, 3 |        verily they bestow upon him splendour; he becomes resplendent [
 53    2,     5, 10|         desires [1], 'May there be splendour', he should surround it
 54    2,     5, 10|            Gayatri, the Gayatri is splendour; verily there is splendour.
 55    2,     5, 10|         splendour; verily there is splendour. He should repeat seventeen
 56    2,     5, 10|    twenty-four for one who desires splendour: the Gayatri has twenty-four
 57    2,     5, 10|         has twenty-four syllables, splendour is the Gayatri; verily by
 58    2,     5, 10|          by the Gayatri he secures splendour for him. He should repeat
 59    3,     2, 3 |      All-gods, surrounding me with splendour, be purified for us, with
 60    3,     2, 3 |    expiration, be purified, giving splendour, for splendour;~c For my
 61    3,     2, 3 |    purified, giving splendour, for splendour;~c For my inspiration;~d
 62    3,     2, 3 |          do ye be purified, giving splendour, for splendour;~h For my
 63    3,     2, 3 |    purified, giving splendour, for splendour;~h For my ear;~i For my
 64    3,     2, 3 |         thou art the belly, giving splendour to me, be purified for splendour.~
 65    3,     2, 3 |   splendour to me, be purified for splendour.~q Who art thou? (Thou art)
 66    3,     2, 3 |          with heroes, of excellent splendour with splendour, of great
 67    3,     2, 3 |           excellent splendour with splendour, of great abundance with
 68    3,     2, 3 |           r To all my forms giving splendour [2], be purified for splendour;
 69    3,     2, 3 |     splendour [2], be purified for splendour; of that give me; of that
 70    3,     2, 3 |         prosperity. He who desires splendour should look (on the offerings);
 71    3,     2, 3 |           is purified for him with splendour. He who is ill [3] should
 72    3,     2, 5 |            increase of wealth, for splendour, for good offspring. Come
 73    3,     2, 5 |            strength, for life, for splendour.~g Of thee, O god Soma,
 74    3,     2, 7 | accomplished among the gods.~l May splendour come to me.~m The sacrifice
 75    3,     2, 10|           to assail us, O lords of splendour,~May I here burl him below
 76    3,     5, 3 |           become radiant; with the splendour that is thine, O Agni, may
 77    3,     5, 9 |           Soma for one who desires splendour; Soma is splendour; verily
 78    3,     5, 9 |         desires splendour; Soma is splendour; verily he becomes resplendent;
 79    4,     4, 3 |           the ocean, homage to the splendour of the ocean.~h May the
 80    4,     4, 3 |         the wind bloweth after his splendour,~And then thy path becometh
 81    4,     4, 4 |        Come hither in thy greatest splendour and give us wealth.~
 82    4,     6, 1 |        Giver of eyesight, giver of splendour, giver of wide room;~May
 83    4,     6, 3 |            fellows;~Unite him with splendour,~That he may assign their
 84    5,     2, 12|           thy joints,~And with the splendour of the year~May they pierce
 85    5,     3, 3 |       yonder sun; verily he places splendour on the south; therefore
 86    5,     3, 4 |            power; verily he places splendour on the north; therefore
 87    5,     3, 5 |       south; the forty-fourfold is splendour; verily he places splendour
 88    5,     3, 5 |        splendour; verily he places splendour on the south; therefore
 89    5,     3, 10|            a fire does not display splendour; in that he puts down the
 90    5,     4, 5 |     himself the breaths; 'giver of splendour, giver of wide room', he
 91    5,     4, 5 |            of wide room', he says; splendour is offspring; wide room
 92    5,     4, 8 |          says; that is the form of splendour; verily by the form he wins
 93    5,     4, 8 |         verily by the form he wins splendour. 'May the Rc for me, the
 94    5,     6, 1 |           with the earth;~thou art splendour; for splendour thee!~
 95    5,     6, 1 |            thou art splendour; for splendour thee!~
 96    5,     6, 2 |            food for him. 'Thou art splendour; for splendour thee!' he
 97    5,     6, 2 |            Thou art splendour; for splendour thee!' he says; brilliant
 98    6,     1, 7 |            O pure one. This is thy splendour', he says; verily he unites
 99    6,     6, 8 |           power by that for Indra, splendour by that for Surya. The Atigrahyas
100    7,     1, 2 |            by the Trivrt, which is splendour; the Saptadaça by the Pañcadaça
101    7,     1, 4 |         Agnistoma; with it he wins splendour. The second day is an Atiratra
102    7,     1, 4 |          Gayatri is brilliance and splendour; verily he bestows brilliance
103    7,     1, 4 |          he bestows brilliance and splendour on himself. On the second
104    7,     1, 8 |            are twenty-fourfold are splendour [1]; the increasing Stomas
105    7,     1, 8 |      strengths, brilliance, power, splendour, food. He saw these four
106    7,     1, 8 |             power with the second, splendour with the third, food with
107    7,     1, 8 |             power with the second, splendour with the third, food with
108    7,     2, 3 |          from the quarters he wins splendour [1]. There is an Agnistoma
109    7,     2, 6 |         twenty-four syllables [2], splendour is connected with the Gayatri;
110    7,     2, 6 |       verily in the Gayatri and in splendour they find support. There
111    7,     3, 9 |          either side, for securing splendour and food.~
112    7,     3, 10|          either side, for securing splendour.~The Horse Sacrifice (continued)~
113    7,     4, 1 |          syllables; the Gayatri is splendour; verily by the Gayatri they
114    7,     4, 1 |            by the Gayatri they win splendour. There are Atiratras on
115    7,     4, 1 |          on either side, to secure splendour.~
116    7,     4, 2 |          syllables; the Gayatri is splendour; verily by the Gayatri they
117    7,     4, 2 |            by the Gayatri they win splendour. There are Atiratras on
118    7,     4, 2 |          on either side, to secure splendour.~
119    7,     5, 16|    Naksatras the form, the sun the splendour; to his greatness, to Prajapati,
120    7,     5, 17|       trees the form, the fire the splendour; to his greatness, to Prajapati,