Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     1, 7 |     Brhaspati [1] seized it, (saying), 'Be this (mine) for enjoyment';
 2    2,     3, 1 |       them), he should offer (saying), 'To the Adityas this portion
 3    2,     3, 1 |    wood in the middle shaft, (saying), 'Here do I bind the Adityas
 4    2,     3, 5 |       seized the king', that (saying) is the origin of the 'king'
 5    2,     4, 1 |       Raksases. The Raksases (saying), 'Ye have done falsely',
 6    2,     4, 3 |    life, the overcoming.' (So saying) the gods appropriated the
 7    2,     4, 12|       he did not invite him, (saying), 'Thou hast slain my son.'
 8    2,     4, 12|    upon the Ahavaniya (fire), saying, 'Hail! wax great, Indra'
 9    2,     4, 12|     him, he accepted it, and (saying), 'Thou didst further me',
10    2,     4, 12|     Visnu. Visnu accepted it (saying), 'Let Indra place power (
11    2,     4, 12|     him; he accepted it, and (saying), 'Twice hast thou furthered
12    2,     4, 12|     Visnu. Visnu accepted it (saying), 'Let Indra place power
13    2,     4, 12|     him; he accepted it, and (saying), 'Thrice hast thou furthered
14    2,     4, 12|     Visnu. Visnu accepted it (saying), 'Let Indra place power
15    2,     5, 2 |       he did not invite him; (saying) 'Thou hast slain my son.'
16    2,     5, 2 |   upon the Ahavaniya (fire), (saying), 'Hail! wax great, Indra'
17    2,     5, 2 |      He ran up to Prajapati, (saying), 'A foe has sprung up for
18    2,     5, 2 |     bolt and gave it to him, (saying), 'Slay with it.' He went
19    2,     5, 3 |      He ran up to Prajapati, (saying), 'Now that I have slain
20    2,     5, 3 |     night; the gods met him, (saying), 'Our treasure to-day at
21    2,     5, 6 |       seized the king'; that (saying) is the origin of the 'king'
22    2,     5, 8 |       us change them about.' (Saying), 'O Agni, come hither for
23    2,     5, 8 |      Agni in this world, and (saying),'The great and powerful
24    2,     5, 11| Prajapati spake to a Brahman (saying), 'Explain the phrase, "
25    2,     6, 3 |       ran away from the gods (saying), 'We will not bear the
26    2,     6, 4 |                    ii. 6. 4.~(Saying) 'On the impulse of the
27    2,     6, 8 |       gods gathered round it (saying), 'May it be right for us.'
28    3,     1, 2 |   should smell at it thrice, (saying), 'In Prajapati thee, in
29    3,     1, 9 |   Vayu he should sprinkle it (saying), 'May the sacrifice be
30    3,     2, 4 |    look along the south side (saying), 'Come, O ye fathers; through
31    3,     3, 6 |      reply. In that he draws (saying),'For the waters thee, for
32    3,     3, 6 |     spring; in that he draws (saying), 'For the plants thee,
33    3,     3, 6 |     plants; in that he draws (saying), 'For offspring thee, for
34    3,     3, 8 |     world. In that he burns, (saying) 'The loan which I have
35    4,     1, 5 |   Aditi gave it to her sons,~(Saying), 'Let them cook it.'~
36    5,     1, 1 |       departed from the gods (saying), 'We will not carry your
37    5,     2, 5 |   where is he whom he hates, (saying), 'Food and strength do
38    5,     2, 9 |      curds mixed with honey, (saying) 'May I be fit to drink
39    5,     5, 2 | excessively.' He stroked it, (saying), 'May Prajapati seat thee;
40    5,     5, 2 |       fire he should stroke, (saying), 'May Prajapati seat thee;
41    5,     5, 4 |   layer he should stroke it, (saying), 'May the wise discern
42    5,     6, 1 |       according to his will,~(Saying) 'The great ones have breathed
43    5,     7, 1 |      full of honey he gives, (saying), 'May I be possessed of
44    6,     1, 5 |       ran up to one another, (saying) 'By thee shall we distinguish
45    6,     1, 5 |       They fixed upon Aditi, (saying, 'By thee shall we distinguish
46    6,     1, 8 |       verily he wins cattle. (Saying) 'Ours be wealth', he pours
47    6,     1, 8 |    deprive himself of cattle. Saying 'Thine be wealth', he hands
48    6,     1, 8 |     wealth on the sacrificer. Saying 'Thine be wealth', (the
49    6,     1, 10|      they purchased the Soma, saying, 'Who shall barter brilliance?'
50    6,     4, 8 |     From him cattle departed (saying), 'He that was a friend
51    6,     5, 1 |    time; Visnu supported him (saying), 'Smite'; he said, 'Hurl
52    6,     5, 1 |     that Visnu supported him (saying), 'Strike', he gives Visnu
53    6,     5, 6 |   mess) for the Adityas [1], (saying) 'Let this labour be for
54    6,     6, 7 |    gone should look at (it), (saying), 'That mind of mine which
55    7,     1, 5 |       them Agni as a support, saying, 'Strive with that support.'
56    7,     1, 5 |   Vasus, Rudras, and Adityas, saying 'Guard it.' The Vasus, Rudras,
57    7,     1, 6 |      put her into the waters, saying, 'Come out for Soma.' She
58    7,     1, 6 |      put her into the waters, saying, 'Come out for Indra.' She
59    7,     1, 6 |      put her into the waters' saying, 'Come out for Yama.' She
60    7,     1, 6 |      near the Ahavaniya fire, saying,~'Smell the tub, O great
61    7,     1, 6 |      cow stands facing (him), Saying,~Ye twain have conquered;
62    7,     1, 7 |        He should accept her, (saying), 'Thou art one, not a thousand.
63    7,     5, 1 |      they ceased (the rite), (saying), 'We have obtained (our
64    7,     5, 1 |    after making up the year, (saying), 'We have obtained (our
65    7,     5, 1 |  those which did not ceased, (saying),'We have obtained (our