Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 3 |        thee!~k O divine waters, son of the waters, the stream~
 2    1,     2, 9 |       god-born, the banner,~The son of the sky, the sun, do
 3    1,     3, 7 |     entering into the fire,~The son of the Rsis, the overlord
 4    1,     3, 11|       May I acquire body, skin, son, and grandson.~e Thou art
 5    1,     3, 14|        the cow,~As a father his son [4], do thou protect him.~
 6    1,     3, 14|         Soma.~w For thou art, O son, a singer, seated at the
 7    1,     4, 45|   heroes, in kine.~c To thee, O son of strength, they turn~Who
 8    1,     5, 6 |       to us,~As a father to his son;~Befriend us for prosperity.~
 9    1,     5, 8 |         of two feet [3], a hero son is born. 'With strength
10    1,     5, 8 |       He utters the name of his son; verily he makes him an
11    1,     5, 8 |       he should say, who has no son born; verily is born to
12    1,     5, 8 |         verily is born to him a son brilliant and resplendent. '
13    1,     5, 8 |         he should say who has a son born; verily he confers
14    1,     6, 12|       those worthy of offering,~Son of the waters, the impeller,
15    1,     7, 6 |       He utters the name of his son; verily he makes him an
16    1,     7, 6 |        he should say who has no son born to him, verily is born
17    1,     7, 6 |       brilliant and resplendent son. 'This prayer I utter, bringing
18    1,     7, 6 |         he should say who has a son born [5]; verily he bestows
19    1,     7, 29|     thou of true rule!~l To the son of the waters hail! To the
20    1,     7, 29|         the waters hail! To the son of strength hail! To Agni,
21    2,     2, 5 |       obtains offspring. When a son is born he should offer
22    2,     2, 12|        c O Prajapati.~d He as a son knoweth the father, he the
23    2,     2, 12|          he the mother,~He is a son, he is of generous returns;~
24    2,     4, 8 |      gods who drink together, O son of the waters, with swift
25    2,     4, 12|          ii. 4. 12.~Tvastr, his son slain, offered Soma excluding
26    2,     4, 12|    saying), 'Thou hast slain my son.' He made a disturbance
27    2,     5, 1 |          ii. 5. 1.~a Viçvarupa, son of Tvastr, was the domestic
28    2,     5, 1 |      the gods, and the sister's son of the Asuras. He had three
29    2,     5, 1 |         accepted) at will.' The son born of intercourse with (
30    2,     5, 1 |      garments is accursed; (the son born) of intercourse in
31    2,     5, 1 |         forest is a thief; (the son born) of intercourse with
32    2,     5, 1 |   shamefaced and retiring; (the son born) of intercourse with
33    2,     5, 1 |         is fated to drown; (the son born) of one who [6] anoints
34    2,     5, 1 |        has a skin disease; (the son born) of one who combs her
35    2,     5, 1 |        is bald and feeble; (the son born) of one who anoints (
36    2,     5, 1 |        her eyes) is blind; (the son born) of one who cleans
37    2,     5, 1 |     teeth has dirty teeth; (the son born) of one who cuts her
38    2,     5, 1 |       nails has bad nails; (the son born) of one who spins is
39    2,     5, 1 |         spins is a eunuch; (the son born) of one who weaves
40    2,     5, 1 |     ropes is unrestrained; (the son born) of one who drinks
41    2,     5, 1 |         a leaf is drunken; (the son born) of one who drinks
42    2,     5, 2 |           ii. 5. 2.~Tvastr, his son being slain, offered Soma
43    2,     5, 2 |     saying) 'Thou hast slain my son.' He made a disturbance
44    2,     5, 2 |       he established his eldest son, Indra.' Therefore they
45    2,     5, 5 |     sacrifice, for that cause a son is born shamefaced and retiring.
46    2,     5, 5 |      should one make; a valiant son is born to him. One should
47    2,     5, 12|          Round the pure shining son of the waters~The pure waters
48    2,     6, 1 |        the after-sacrifices the son; in that having offered
49    2,     6, 1 |        common property with the son [6]. Therefore they say,
50    2,     6, 1 |        know not, 'How is it the son's only, how is the father'
51    2,     6, 11|     Since thou, O most young,~O son of strength, who art sacrificed
52    2,     6, 11|      Highest over the folk,~The son of strength, the mighty.~
53    3,     2, 4 |          homage to earth.~l Ho! son of a second marriage, get
54    3,     2, 11|        seek to persuade him,~'O son, these gods are abandoning
55    3,     3, 8 |        the cow,~As a father his son, do thou protect him.~The
56    3,     3, 11|      this world.~Dhatr giveth a son to the sacrificer [2]~To
57    3,     5, 11|          3] the sage, Dadhyañc,~Son of Atharvan, doth kindle,~
58    4,     1, 3 |        Thee the sage, Dadhyañc,~Son [2] of Atharvan, doth kindle,~
59    4,     1, 8 |     brilliant (are they) of the son of fair countenance.~b The
60    4,     1, 8 |         fair countenance.~b The son of self, the Asura, all-knower,~
61    4,     1, 9 |         ancient desirable Hotr,~Son of strength, the wondrous.~
62    4,     2, 2 | thoughts, guardian of the Soma,~Son of the bright one, of strength,
63    4,     2, 3 |  spouses bow;~Like a mother her son, do ye kindly bear him.~
64    4,     2, 4 |   wondrous enduring;~Be to us a son, a scion, full of life;~
65    4,     2, 5 |      unto us.~e As a mother her son, the earth,~The pan, hath
66    4,     2, 5 |      goddess,~Like a father his son, I weary her with my words;~
67    4,     2, 7 |    fillest glorious wealth.~g O son of strength, O all-knower,~
68    4,     3, 4 |       Kindly as a father to his son;~May the two Açvins, the
69    4,     3, 13|         in man's worship [2],~O son of strength, shalt sacrifice
70    4,     4, 4 |        born as mighty strength;~Son of strength they call thee,
71    4,     4, 4 |      Highest over the folk,~The son of strength, the mighty.~
72    4,     4, 4 |        n With this homage Agni,~Son of strength, I invoke,~Dear,
73    4,     4, 4 | strength rich in kine,~Youthful son of strength,~Bestow upon
74    4,     4, 4 |      generous wealth-giver,~The son of strength, the all-knower,~
75    5,     1, 4 |   Dadhyañc', he says; Dadhyañc, son of Atharvan, was full of
76    5,     2, 4 |      set free; 'As a mother her son, the earth Agni of the dust',
77    5,     2, 6 |         the Tristubh. To Çamyu, son of Brhaspati, the sacrifice
78    5,     3, 4 |         the sacrifice), and his son is born to be first; he
79    5,     3, 4 |     placed) rich in food, and a son is born to him to eat food;
80    5,     3, 4 |        of force, and a forcible son is born to him. The fire
81    5,     3, 4 | produced; he eats food, and his son is born to eat food, for
82    5,     6, 8 |        seeds are there, father, son, grandson [4]; if he were
83    5,     7, 5 |            v. 7. 5.~a Just as a son born dies, so dies he whose
84    6,     1, 4 |      deities. 'O divine waters, son of the waters', he says. '
85    6,     3, 7 |   blessing. Viçvarupa, Tvastr's son, vomited over the beast
86    6,     3, 10|         from his debt who has a son, is a sacrificer, and who
87    6,     5, 6 |         verses; mother, father, son, verily that is this pairing;
88    6,     5, 10|      the father, the tub is the son; if the Agrayana is exhausted,
89    6,     5, 10| destitution has recourse to his son. If the tub is exhausted,
90    6,     5, 10|     Agrayana; that is as when a son in destitution has recourse
91    6,     5, 10|  deposit a daughter on birth, a son they lift up. In that be
92    6,     6, 4 |       he desire of a man, 'Be a son born to him', he should
93    6,     6, 4 |         up to the end; verily a son is born to him [3]. The
94    7,     3, 12|        hail, reverence!~Father, son, grandson, Vasat, hail,