Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 13|  forehead of Visnu; thou art the back of Visvu.~I Ye two are the
 2    1,     3, 14|   desirable.~Let thy breath come back to thee;~I drive away the
 3    1,     6, 7 |          in the front and at the back, must be bestrewed', they
 4    1,     7, 6 |         goes away, and turns not back; to him who sacrifices knowing
 5    1,     7, 6 |       the sacrifice it does turn back; 'The sacrifice hath become,
 6    1,     7, 17|          well filled do thou fly back;~Like wares, O Çatakratu,~
 7    1,     7, 27|      serpent of the deep;~On the back of the mountain, the hill,~
 8    2,     1, 2 |      pursued them and asked them back; he would not give them
 9    2,     1, 2 |           he would not give them back to him; he said, 'Choose
10    2,     1, 2 |         boon, and then give them back to me.' He chose a boon
11    2,     1, 5 |         cattle he grasped by the back and pulled out; a thousand
12    2,     1, 6 |   village desires, 'May I be the back of my equals', should offer
13    2,     1, 6 | Brhaspati (a beast) with a white back; verily he has recourse
14    2,     1, 6 |    verily he makes him to be the back of his peers; he becomes
15    2,     1, 6 |      village. It is with a white back, for it has Brhaspati as
16    2,     1, 7 |        became a cow with a white back. The second (sap) which
17    2,     1, 7 |   Brhaspati (a beast) with white back; verily he has recourse
18    2,     3, 5 |      followed and asked for them back; them he would not return;
19    2,     4, 9 |      with these words) he pushes back the west wind; verily he
20    2,     5, 7 |        offspring are born at the back. 'Forward your viands',
21    3,     1, 10|          is said and which goeth back to the gods~From the sky,
22    3,     2, 5 |         all men;~Agni hath given back the eye,~Indra and Brhaspati
23    3,     2, 5 |          Brhaspati have given it back;~Do ye two, O Açvins,~Replace
24    3,     3, 8 |        which I have not yet paid back [1],~The tribute that I
25    3,     4, 8 |          3]; the coals shrinking back make the host of his foe
26    3,     4, 8 |        host of his foe to shrink back. They should be offered
27    3,     5, 5 |         of the sacrifice,~On the back of the vault, above the
28    4,     1, 2 |          shall dig him up.~n Thy back is the sky, thy abode earth,~
29    4,     1, 3 |          Angiras.~c Thou art the back of the waters, expansive,
30    4,     2, 1 |     their increase~Do thou bring back for us what is lost,~Bring
31    4,     2, 1 |       for us what is lost,~Bring back to us wealth.~e Return with
32    4,     2, 8 |          O steed.~c Thou art the back of the waters, the birthplace
33    4,     2, 9 |       Prajapati seat thee on the back of earth, capacious, extending;
34    4,     3, 4 |        such;~With Stomas for thy back, rich in ghee, sit thou
35    4,     3, 6 |         not;~And let it with its back repel~The sky and earth
36    4,     5, 8 |          and to him who crosseth back.~p Homage to him of the
37    4,     6, 6 |         The quiver, slung on the back, yielding its content,~Doth
38    4,     7, 13|         wise;~Established on the back of the earth, the radiant
39    5,     1, 2 |      born of the same form. 'Thy back is the sky, thy abode earth',
40    5,     1, 4 |       for support. 'Thou art the back of the waters', (with these
41    5,     1, 4 |            the lotus leaf is the back of the waters; verily with
42    5,     2, 2 |       with these words) he comes back; verily he bestows upon
43    5,     2, 5 |       depart from (us), and come back towards (us). Three by three
44    5,     2, 6 |        birthplace. 'Thou art the back of the waters', (with these
45    5,     2, 6 |      down; the lotus leaf is the back of the waters; verily with
46    5,     2, 10|        offspring are born at the back. On the north he puts down
47    5,     4, 9 |          gods said to him, 'come back to us, carry the oblation
48    5,     5, 8 | Brhaspati as the deity, with the back of Agni I put down the back
49    5,     5, 8 |      back of Agni I put down the back of Agni.~He who piles the
50    5,     6, 4 |        put down above became the back, that is the zenith. Agni
51    5,     7, 17|          processes; sky with the back; for the Vasus the first
52    5,     7, 25|                  v. 7. 25.~a Thy back is the sky; thy place earth;
53    6,     1, 6 |        name. The Gayatri brought back the Soma and the four syllables,
54    6,     2, 3 |     crossing over without coming back; verily he drives away his
55    6,     2, 3 |     worlds so that they come not back. Then returning he offers
56    6,     2, 4 |      they deem they can use. The back cross-line is thirty feet,
57    6,     2, 5 |      drink called 'of a beatific back', full of fervour, and of
58    6,     2, 9 |  forehead of Visnu: thou art the back of Visnu', he says. Therefore
59    6,     3, 8 |          is led forward from the back place; 'Homage to thee,
60    6,     4, 4 |          they kill him; he keeps back shoots; verily he protects
61    6,     4, 10|         as they go east. Turning back towards the west they sacrifice,
62    6,     4, 11|          Gayatri; verily turning back towards it it supports all
63    6,     4, 11| pressings. Therefore a cow turns back towards the calf which is
64    6,     5, 8 |          the breath, they follow back the breath. The Agrayana
65    6,     5, 11|        the domestic animals come back again to the village. He
66    7,     3, 10|      year. The Divakirtya is the back, the Parahsamans the two
67    7,     3, 10|         are on both sides of the back. (In the rite) the greatest
68    7,     4, 20|      that path, O praiser,~Bring back to us the horse.~d O thou
69    7,     5, 8 |     swing; verily they mount the back of the firmament. The Adhvaryu (