Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 11|          i. 3. 11.~a Go to the ocean, hail! Go to the atmosphere,
 2    2,     4, 8 |     the desert [1].~d From the ocean, O Maruts, ye make (the
 3    2,     4, 8 |   heaven;~With waters fill the ocean;~Thou art born of waters,
 4    2,     4, 8 |      Thou art the might of the ocean.~f Flood the earth,~Break
 5    2,     4, 10|   heaven; with waters fill the ocean', he says; verily these
 6    2,     4, 10|      thou art the might of the ocean', he says; that is according
 7    3,     4, 5 |  truths, Varuna of waters, the ocean of streams, food of lordships
 8    3,     5, 5 |        my equals [1].~c To the ocean, to the atmosphere, Prajapati
 9    4,     1, 2 | atmosphere, thy birthplace the ocean;~Discerning with thine eye,~
10    4,     1, 4 |      of the waters, him of the ocean,~O Agni, come hither, for
11    4,     1, 8 |     might,~Whose they call the ocean with the Rasa [4],~Whose
12    4,     2, 2 |    souled kindleth thee in the ocean, in the waters,~In the breast
13    4,     2, 8 |        birth,~Arising from the ocean or the dust,~The wings of
14    4,     2, 8 |        birthplace of Agni,~The ocean swelling on either side;~
15    4,     2, 9 |       Viçvakarman;~Let not the ocean smite thee, nor the eagle;~
16    4,     2, 10|        the resplendent.~f This ocean, the spring of a hundred
17    4,     3, 1 |      place of rest; sit on the ocean as thy place of rest; sit
18    4,     4, 3 |      the helper; homage to the ocean, homage to the splendour
19    4,     4, 3 |        to the splendour of the ocean.~h May the supreme lord
20    4,     4, 6 |      atmosphere thee!~i To the ocean thee, to water thee, to
21    4,     4, 7 |        helpers, the Sabda, the ocean, the firm one.~
22    4,     4, 9 |   going to the final bath; the ocean when gone; the water when
23    4,     4, 12|     the order of the days,~The ocean, the wind, make full this
24    4,     4, 12|        with the wind, with the ocean.~e (May) the eastern among
25    4,     4, 12|     This kingly power with the ocean wind (be) dread.~g The supporter
26    4,     5, 8 |    crossing, and to him of the ocean.~q Homage to him in the
27    4,     5, 11|       The Bhavas in this great ocean,~The atmosphere - ~c The
28    4,     6, 1 |         c With the wind of the ocean~We envelop thee, O Agni;~
29    4,     6, 1 |       waters,~The abode of the ocean;~May thy bolts afflict another
30    4,     6, 2 |    severally invoked.~r To the ocean, the moving,~The lord of
31    4,     6, 3 |      the western mark.~l Bull, ocean, ruddy bird,~He hath entered
32    4,     6, 3 |        to wax~To encompass the ocean,~Best charioteer of charioteers,~
33    4,     6, 7 |        birth,~Arising from the ocean or the dust,~The wings of
34    4,     6, 7 |       waters, three within the ocean~And like Varuna to me thou
35    4,     7, 12|   support Agni.~i Thou art the ocean, full of mist, granting
36    4,     7, 13|        art piling, born of the ocean, the drop,~The skilled one,
37    4,     7, 13|        head of all;~Within the ocean is thy heart, thy life;~
38    4,     7, 13|    Radiant in the midst of the ocean;~Do ye approach the abodes
39    5,     1, 5 |     the waters [7], him of the ocean', he says, for Agni is the
40    5,     2, 6 |       This metre is called the ocean; offspring are born like
41    5,     2, 6 |    offspring are born like the ocean; in that he scatters sand
42    5,     4, 9 |        the wind. 'Thou art the ocean, full of mist', he says;
43    5,     5, 4 |      on the path of the moving ocean I offer all the days to
44    5,     5, 9 |         v. 5. 9.~a O Agni, the ocean, thy arrow called the young,
45    5,     5, 9 |        Agnis, the first is the ocean by name, the second the
46    5,     5, 10|    arrows are the fathers; the ocean, &c.~Ye are the bearers
47    5,     5, 10|     the spring of sweetness, O ocean,~Enter thy seat of the sea.~
48    5,     5, 11|       king, a gazelle; for the ocean a crocodile; for the snowy
49    5,     5, 13|       the Kulikaya are for the ocean; to speech the Paingaraja;
50    5,     6, 4 |     world at first, the Moving ocean; Prajapati, becoming wind,
51    5,     7, 16|       with the intestines; the ocean with the stomach; Vaiçvanara
52    5,     7, 25| atmosphere; thy birthplace the ocean.~b Thine eye the sun; thy
53    6,     4, 1 |      his offspring. 'Go to the ocean, hail!' he says verily thus
54    6,     4, 3 |      for the sustenance of the ocean', he says; therefore the
55    7,     1, 5 |      beginning the waters, the ocean. In it Prajapati becoming
56    7,     1, 6 |        thee as the streams the ocean;~Give me a share in a thousand,
57    7,     4, 13|   rivers hail!~To those of the ocean hail!~To all hail!~
58    7,     5, 1 |    Sattra) are swimming on the ocean. He who does not see the
59    7,     5, 1 |        the further bank of the ocean cannot get out from it.
60    7,     5, 1 |    cannot get out from it. The ocean is the year [2]. Its further
61    7,     5, 3 | sacrifice and cattle. It is an ocean [1] without a near or a
62    7,     5, 3 |      boat in the middle of the ocean. Going continuously with