Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 14|       he give us the comfort of gold,~May Pusan further our every
 2    1,     2, 3 |    parted with life.~h Thou art gold; be for my enjoyment. Thou
 3    1,     2, 7 |       thy cow.~b With us be the gold.~c Thou art the bodily form
 4    1,     2, 11|       in silver, which rests in gold, the highest, that dwells
 5    1,     2, 14|         good steeds and rich in gold~Approacheth thee, O Agni,
 6    1,     3, 14|       with ghee.~q Shining like gold, he hath become widely resplendent,~
 7    1,     7, 14|          the sacrificial fee is gold. (He offers) to Indra on
 8    1,     7, 21|          the sacrificial fee is gold. To Varuna (he offers) an
 9    1,     7, 22|          the sacrificial fee is gold. To Varuna (he offers) on
10    1,     7, 25|     deadly things protect me.~m Gold hued in the glowing of the
11    1,     7, 30|          the sacrificial fee is gold. (He offers) to Sarasvati
12    1,     7, 32|          the sacrificial fee is gold. To Indra (he offers) on
13    2,     2, 5 |          The sacrificial fee is gold; gold is a purifier; verily
14    2,     2, 5 |        sacrificial fee is gold; gold is a purifier; verily he
15    2,     2, 5 |          The sacrificial fee is gold; gold is a purifier; verily
16    2,     2, 5 |        sacrificial fee is gold; gold is a purifier; verily he
17    2,     2, 12|        ghee purified, like pure gold~That of thine shineth like
18    2,     3, 2 |       is in ghee; ghee is life, gold is immortality; verily he
19    2,     3, 2 |         sides are ornaments (of gold); verily on both sides he
20    2,     3, 2 |        who desires, 'May I gain gold; may gold resort to me.'
21    2,     3, 2 |  desires, 'May I gain gold; may gold resort to me.' In that it
22    2,     3, 2 |        it is (offered) to Agni, gold is connected with Agni;
23    2,     3, 2 |          verily by him whose is gold he gains it; it is (offered)
24    2,     3, 2 |       verily on it he gains it; gold resorts to him. He who gains
25    2,     3, 2 |    resorts to him. He who gains gold is deprived of power and
26    2,     3, 2 |        should he make who gains gold; he is not deprived of power
27    2,     3, 2 |   offering he should make whose gold is lost; in that it is (
28    2,     3, 2 |       is (offered) to Agni, and gold is connected with Agni,
29    2,     3, 2 |      with Agni, by him whose is gold he gains it; it is (offered)
30    2,     3, 11|         is his again). From the gold [4] he drinks away the ghee;
31    2,     3, 11|         the ghee; ghee is life, gold is ambrosia; verily from
32    2,     4, 11|      making a failure. He gives gold; verily he wins brilliance [
33    2,     4, 11|     verily he wins his prayers; gold is the colour of the Saman,
34    3,     2, 6 |       He takes it after placing gold (in the ladle), gold is
35    3,     2, 6 |    placing gold (in the ladle), gold is immortality, the speckled
36    3,     3, 4 |     words) he breathes over the gold; the gold is ambrosia, breath
37    3,     3, 4 |     breathes over the gold; the gold is ambrosia, breath is life;
38    3,     3, 10|      tawny embryo~And a womb of gold,~Whose limbs are uninjured.~
39    3,     4, 1 |          The sacrificial fee is gold of eight measures, for the (
40    4,     1, 1 |    Savitr,~Bearing the spade of gold,~Therewith digging Agni~
41    4,     1, 10|          my own.~I Shining like gold, he hath become widely resplendent,~
42    4,     2, 2 |         in kine.~l Shining like gold, he hath become widely resplendent,~
43    4,     3, 7 |         metre, ploughing metre, gold metre, cow metre, female
44    4,     7, 5 |         mountains, sand, trees, gold, bronze, lead, tin, iron,
45    4,     7, 12|      gods, come in your cars of gold~For the instigation of strength,~
46    4,     7, 13|       sons, our brothers, or by gold,~Seizing the vault in the
47    5,     1, 3 |  destroy the sacrifice; he puts gold down and offers; verily
48    5,     1, 10|      prince. Now Agni is death, gold is immortality; he puts
49    5,     1, 10|       is immortality; he puts a gold plate within; verily he
50    5,     1, 10|         antelope skin is above; gold is brilliance, the black
51    5,     1, 11|      dawns for you [2], rich in gold, rich in adornment,~I settle
52    5,     2, 7 |         words) he puts down the gold disk. Prajapati created
53    5,     2, 7 |        not rain. He puts down a gold disk; gold is immortality;
54    5,     2, 7 |       He puts down a gold disk; gold is immortality; verily in
55    5,     2, 7 |        he pours butter over the gold disk, he smites away the
56    5,     2, 9 |    breaths are immortality [2], gold is immortality; on the (
57    5,     2, 9 |       breaths he hurls chips of gold; verily he makes it attain
58    5,     2, 11|      needles.~d The silver, the gold, the leaden,~Are yoked as
59    5,     4, 2 |        the sacrifice; it became gold; in that he anoints with
60    5,     4, 2 |       anoints with fragments of gold, (it is) for the completion
61    5,     5, 3 |       his foe. It has a head of gold; gold is light, the desirable
62    5,     5, 3 |          It has a head of gold; gold is light, the desirable
63    5,     5, 5 |       animals. He puts down the gold bricks; verily he pays honour
64    5,     5, 5 |     down the golden bricks, and gold is immortality, by immortality
65    5,     7, 5 |        darkness which is death. Gold he gives, gold is light;
66    5,     7, 5 |        is death. Gold he gives, gold is light; verily with the
67    5,     7, 5 |     away the darkness; moreover gold is brilliance; verily he
68    5,     7, 6 |        bricks) he puts down the gold bricks; the naturally perforated
69    5,     7, 6 |    perforated are these worlds, gold is light; in that having
70    5,     7, 6 | perforated [2] he puts down the gold bricks; verily he makes
71    5,     7, 9 |        puts down golden bricks; gold is light; verily be confers
72    5,     7, 9 |   confers light upon him; again gold is brilliance; verily he
73    6,     1, 4 |   innumerable cattle. 'Thou art gold; be for my enjoyment', he
74    6,     1, 7 |           vi. 1. 7.~That became gold. Therefore they purify gold
75    6,     1, 7 |     gold. Therefore they purify gold forth from the waters. The
76    6,     1, 7 |           Because he offers the gold, placing it in the ghee,
77    6,     1, 7 |         Agni's loved abode, the gold, is radiance. 'This is thy
78    6,     1, 7 |         he were to deposit (the gold) without fastening it on,
79    6,     1, 8 |   offers after putting down the gold; verily he offers in that
80    6,     1, 10|      fervour; he buys (it) with gold; verily he buys it bright [
81    6,     1, 10|        gods retook by force the gold where with they purchased
82    6,     1, 10|         barter brilliance?' The gold by which [3] he buys the
83    6,     2, 3 |      one of silver, then one of gold. The gods could not conquer
84    6,     2, 9 |      the sacrifice [2]. He puts gold down on it before making
85    6,     4, 2 |       them, or having deposited gold he takes them with light
86    6,     6, 1 |         words) he takes out the gold after the offering [1];
87    6,     6, 1 |       that (he approaches) with gold. 'May Tutha, all knowing,
88    6,     6, 1 |        says in effect. He gives gold; gold is light; verily he
89    6,     6, 1 |       in effect. He gives gold; gold is light; verily he places
90    6,     6, 10|       success. He breathes over gold; gold is immortality, breath
91    6,     6, 10|          He breathes over gold; gold is immortality, breath is