Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 2 |     with the head of Brhaspati.~p Fare along the wide atmosphere.~
 2    1,     1, 4 |       thee, not for misfortune.~p May I behold the light,
 3    1,     1, 5 |     Utter food, utter strength;~p Make ye glorious sounds.~
 4    1,     1, 8 |       Agni, guard the offering.~p Be united with our prayer.~
 5    1,     1, 9 |      fold where the cattle are.~p May heaven rain for thee.~
 6    1,     1, 10|       radiance, the brilliance.~p May the god Savitr purify
 7    1,     1, 11|        the props of the people.~p Sit on the seat of the Vasus,
 8    1,     1, 12|       place me in good fortune.~p Thou art the head of Makha,
 9    1,     1, 13|         strew enjoy yourselves.~p I set thee in the seat of
10    1,     2, 14|      forthwith, O fearless one.~p With this fuel, O Agni,
11    1,     3, 1 |      May they be dear delights.~p Thou art the string of Indra;
12    1,     3, 2 |         and which are of Visnu.~p The two which slay the Raksas,
13    1,     3, 3 |       whose home is the heaven.~p Thou art the goat with one
14    1,     3, 6 |     invest the sacrificer here.~p On the slope of the atmosphere
15    1,     3, 7 |      auspicious to-day with us.~p The fire moveth entering
16    1,     3, 9 |     along the broad atmosphere.~p O Vayu, taste the drops.~
17    1,     3, 14|    undying, as he kindleth him.~p Pure, O purifying one, to
18    1,     5, 5 |     thou make that good for me.~p O thou of various splendour,
19    1,     5, 6 |     increased,~O bountiful one.~p May we set thee around us,
20    1,     5, 11|     Agni, the head.~o Thou art.~p O Maruts, what time seeking
21    1,     6, 1 |      For splendour I take thee.~p The earth ours, the oblation
22    1,     6, 2 |    delighted may it delight me.~p Of the seasons the winter
23    1,     6, 3 |         All-gods rejoice here. ~p Swell, O ruddy one.~q May (
24    1,     6, 4 |        milk offspring and food.~p With the red steed may Agni
25    1,     6, 6 |          Let him set thee free.~p O Agni, lord of vows, I
26    1,     6, 12|     foes, drive away the enemy.~p Drive away the foe, the
27    1,     7, 8 |      touch Brhaspati's portion.~p O ye steeds, prize winning,
28    1,     7, 35|       have done remove from us.~p O Soma and Rudra, do ye
29    2,     1, 11|       deliver us from distress.~p Pure he dwelleth, undeceived,~
30    2,     2, 12| aforetime~As substitutes Indra.~p Soma [3] the righteous as
31    2,     3, 14|       do thou sit on thy place.~p He shall win booty and prizes
32    2,     4, 14|      hair of light, O wise one.~p The radiant countenance
33    2,     5, 12|    Upwards that.~o The radiant.~p The child of the waters
34    2,     6, 11|        indeed with furtherance.~p From a far [3] region~Come
35    2,     6, 12|         the Svadha rejoice [5].~p Sit on this strew, O Yama,~
36    3,     1, 11|         let us call on for aid.~p O Sinivali, with broad braids,~
37    3,     2, 3 |         n Of Visnu,~o Of Indra,~p Of the All-gods thou art
38    3,     2, 5 |         invited, I invited eat.~p Ye are to be filled; fill
39    3,     2, 8 |      sky and earth I take thee.~p May the All-gods, belonging
40    3,     2, 10|         O Mitra and Varuna, &c.~p (The foe who), O Açvins, &
41    3,     3, 3 |       In the strong (ones) [1];~p In the pure ones, I stir
42    3,     3, 11|        grant us protection [4].~p Raka, easy to invoke, I
43    3,     4, 11|         lord of all the people.~p The fame of Mitra, supporter
44    3,     5, 11|       booty in every conflict.'~p Whom, like a quoit in their
45    4,     1, 2 |         to dig fire in her lap.~p The strong steed hath stepped
46    4,     1, 5 |        art the girdle of Aditi.~p Let Aditi seize thy hole
47    4,     1, 8 |         we offer with oblation?~p He who is giver of breath,
48    4,     1, 10|        name the Yajus formulae.~p Thou art the bird of fair
49    4,     1, 11|         Agni, the earth shakes.~p The All-gods.~q O All-gods.~
50    4,     2, 3 |        praise thy body, O Agni.~p Be thou a bounteous patron,~
51    4,     2, 5 |    water, unexhausted, I drain.~p The sages yoke the ploughs;~
52    4,     2, 6 |      the plants~For his safety.~p The fruitful, the fruitless,~
53    4,     2, 9 |      these grant us brilliance.~p The brilliant [4] bore the
54    4,     3, 11|      hast come, O unaging dawn.~P Lady, of seasons the first,
55    4,     3, 13|      to-day, O thou most young.~p By Agni may one win wealth~
56    4,     4, 4 |         the divine gift of men.~p The radiance of the bounteous
57    4,     4, 11|  thousand, for a thousand thee!~p May these bricks, O Agni,
58    4,     4, 12|   auspicious to us in her life.~p Vaiçvanara to our help.~
59    4,     5, 1 |      thy two hands,~To thy bow.~p May the missile from thy
60    4,     5, 3 |        to you that wake homage!~P Homage to you that stand,
61    4,     5, 4 |        to you, Nisadas, homage!~p Homage to you, makers of
62    4,     5, 5 |       wave, and to the roaring.~p Homage to him of the stream,
63    4,     5, 6 |   mailed, and to the cuirassed.~p Homage to the famous, and
64    4,     5, 7 |         and to him of the heat.~p Homage to him of the wind,
65    4,     5, 8 |       to him who crosseth back.~p Homage to him of the crossing,
66    4,     5, 9 |       and to him who repelleth.~p Homage to you, sparkling
67    4,     6, 1 | yourselves with honey and ghee.~p The gods who above the gods
68    4,     6, 2 |         the doer of good deeds.~p O Viçvakarman, waxing great
69    4,     6, 3 |   enemies~Humble by depression.~p The gods have increased
70    4,     6, 4 |         delight in thy victory.~p When the arrows fly together~
71    4,     6, 5 |       commensurate, harmonious;~p Of pure radiance, of varied
72    4,     6, 6 |     guard the man on all sides.~p O lord of the forest, be
73    4,     7, 15|         they free us from evil.~p Us to-day Anumati.~q O Anumati,