Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 9 |       thine anus swell.~d Be thy feet pure.~e Hail to the waters [
 2    1,     4, 44|         He hath made him set his feet in the pathless way;~He
 3    1,     5, 8 | Garhapatya men are born with two feet; to him who knowing thus
 4    1,     5, 8 |  Garhapatya with (verses) of two feet [3], a hero son is born. '
 5    2,     2, 11|         the Puronuvakya, has two feet; verily he wins bipeds;
 6    2,     2, 11|       bipeds; the Yajya has four feet; verily he wins quadrupeds.
 7    2,     3, 12|           for the horse has four feet; (verily they serve) for
 8    2,     6, 2 |        The Puronuvakya has three feet; these worlds are three;
 9    2,     6, 2 |       worlds. The Yajya has four feet; verily he wins four footed
10    2,     6, 2 |           the sacrificer has two feet; verily afterwards he finds
11    2,     6, 6 |           the sacrificer has two feet, for support. The theologians
12    2,     6, 8 |           the sacrificer has two feet, for support. If he were
13    3,     1, 4 |     striketh its breast with its feet,~May Agni release me from
14    3,     1, 5 |           the sacrificer has two feet; (verily it serves) for
15    3,     2, 10|         I here burl him below my feet,~So that, O Indra, I may
16    3,     3, 10|     embryo.~g With one foot, two feet, three feet, four feet,
17    3,     3, 10|        one foot, two feet, three feet, four feet, five feet, six
18    3,     3, 10|       two feet, three feet, four feet, five feet, six feet, seven
19    3,     3, 10|      three feet, four feet, five feet, six feet, seven feet, eight
20    3,     3, 10|        four feet, five feet, six feet, seven feet, eight feet
21    3,     3, 10|       five feet, six feet, seven feet, eight feet may she extend
22    3,     3, 10|          feet, seven feet, eight feet may she extend over the
23    3,     4, 1 |       for the (victim) has eight feet; the self is the ninth; (
24    4,     1, 5 |          Makha.~m Ye are the two feet of the sacrifice.~n May
25    4,     6, 2 |        hands on every side, with feet on every side,~The one god
26    4,     6, 7 |       Golden his horns, iron his feet;~Swift as thought, Indra
27    4,     7, 13|           He casteth beneath his feet [3] the combatants.~i Let
28    5,     1, 1 |          times, cattle have four feet; verily he wins cattle;
29    5,     1, 2 |          conceive as beneath its feet; verily with the thunderbolt
30    5,     1, 6 |       says thus. 'Ye are the two feet of the sacrifice', he says,
31    5,     1, 6 |      says, for these are the two feet of the sacrifice [3]; and
32    5,     1, 9 |           the sacrificer has two feet; (verily it serves) for
33    5,     3, 8 |           the sacrificer has two feet; (verily they serve) for
34    5,     4, 12|         standing stands on three feet; in that there are four
35    5,     4, 12|       goes putting down all four feet. The Anustubh is the highest
36    5,     6, 7 | consecrated; the Viraj has three feet, he obtains the Viraj. For
37    5,     6, 10|           the sacrificer has two feet, (it is) for support; there
38    6,     1, 6 |           of the metres). By the feet it grasped two of the oblations,
39    6,     1, 8 | footprint. The Çakvari has seven feet, the Çakvari is cattle;
40    6,     2, 1 |       two; the sacrifice has two feet; (verily they serve) for
41    6,     2, 4 |        back cross-line is thirty feet, the eastern line is thirty-six
42    6,     2, 4 |       eastern line is thirty-six feet, the front cross-line is
43    6,     2, 4 |        cross-line is twenty-four feet. These make up tens; the
44    6,     3, 2 |           the sacrificer has two feet; (verily it serves) for
45    6,     3, 3 |    cattle; the Çakvari has seven feet, the Çakvari is cattle;
46    6,     3, 4 |           the sacrificer has two feet; (verily it serves) for
47    6,     3, 11|         4], for cattle have four feet. If he desire of a man, '
48    6,     4, 2 |       takes with a verse of four feet, he places them thrice,
49    6,     4, 2 |     seven, the Çakvari has seven feet, the Çakvari is cattle;
50    6,     6, 1 |           the sacrificer has two feet; (verily it serves) for
51    7,     1, 1 |   numerous of the gods. From his feet he meted out the Ekavinça
52    7,     1, 1 |   Therefore they depend on their feet, for they were created from
53    7,     1, 1 |       they were created from the feet. The Trivrt is the breaths;
54    7,     3, 2 |       The Çakvari with its seven feet.' 'What by the eighth?' '
55    7,     3, 16|        To begetting hail!~To the feet hail!~To the hoofs hail!~
56    7,     4, 17|   gracious to the food that hath feet.~b Those which are of one,
57    7,     5, 2 |     knows thus. They go by their feet, and he who goes by his
58    7,     5, 10|    beating the ground with their feet, and singing 'This is honey.'
59    7,     5, 10|       beat the ground with their feet; verily they endow the (
60    7,     5, 12|         hail!~To that which hath feet hail!~To the footless hail!~
61    7,     5, 25|      wind, the ear the moon, the feet the quarters, the ribs the