Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 5 |       spirits are enclosed. Thus I cut the neck of the Raksas.~
 2    1,     2, 5 |            of the Raksas.~e Thus I cut the neck of him who hates
 3    1,     3, 1 |         are encompassed, here do I cut off the neck of the Raksas.~
 4    1,     3, 1 |            whom we hate, here do I cut off his neck.~d To sky thee,
 5    1,     6, 6 |          have come.~b May I not be cut off from seeing thee; what
 6    1,     7, 6 |           of heaven. 'May I not be cut off from seeing thee; what
 7    2,     1, 2 |       third a white one; what they cut from the upper part of the
 8    2,     2, 5 |         possessed of cattle. He is cut off from the world of heaven
 9    2,     2, 11|            to each deity should he cut off and according to each
10    2,     2, 11|     possessed of a village. Having cut off from Indra's (cake)
11    2,     2, 11|           Indra's (cake) he should cut off from the All-gods, and
12    2,     6, 6 |         gave that share which they cut off for Agni Svistakrt.
13    2,     6, 8 |          pierced (by him) [3] they cut off (a piece) of the size
14    2,     6, 8 |   barleycorn; therefore one should cut off (a piece) the size of
15    2,     6, 8 |         barleycorn. If one were to cut off more, he would confuse
16    3,     1, 3 |          victim be lost, he should cut off an equivalent portion
17    3,     2, 1 |           the Pavamanas and is not cut off from the Pavamanas. '
18    3,     2, 1 |          the Pavamanas, and is not cut off from the Pavamanas.
19    3,     4, 1 |         deposits it. If he were to cut off, he would make it redundant;
20    3,     4, 1 |       redundant; if he were not to cut off, he would fail to cut
21    3,     4, 1 |          cut off, he would fail to cut off from the victim which
22    3,     4, 1 |     offered; one portion he should cut off from in front of the
23    3,     5, 7 |       fetched it, a leaf of it was cut off, that became the Parna,
24    4,     6, 9 |         Declaring each part, do ye cut it asunder.~h One carver
25    5,     1, 10|        would not burn what was not cut by the axe, but Prayoga,
26    5,     1, 10|        verily he makes what is not cut by the axe acceptable to
27    5,     2, 12|           May the divine Adhvaryus cut thee,~And divide thee;~May
28    5,     2, 12|           half-months, the months,~Cut thy joints, piercing,~May
29    5,     3, 12|            swelled; therefore they cut off from the horse on the
30    5,     5, 5 |       these animals; to them he is cut off who puts down the heads
31    5,     5, 7 |          follows up. To them he is cut off who piles the fire;
32    5,     6, 2 |          food; moreover, he is not cut off from his vessel for
33    5,     6, 6 |        self; therefore they do not cut off from it; verily living
34    6,     1, 8 |          the Raksases [3]. 'Thus I cut the necks of the Raksas'; '
35    6,     1, 10|         cattle, that he may not be cut off. He attains prosperity,
36    6,     2, 10|           Raksases [1]. 'Here do I cut off the neck of the Raksas,
37    6,     3, 3 |           this blessing. He should cut it so that it will not touch
38    6,     3, 3 |            axle [3]. If he were to cut it so that it would touch
39    6,     3, 3 |        without support', he should cut for him a branch; this among
40    6,     3, 3 |         without cattle', he should cut for him (a post) without
41    6,     3, 3 |         rich in cattle', he should cut for him one with many leaves
42    6,     3, 3 |          rich in cattle. He should cut one that is supported for
43    6,     3, 3 |      ground and is firm. He should cut one which leans towards
44    6,     3, 3 |           the sacrifice. He should cut one of five cubits for him
45    6,     3, 3 | condescends to him [5]. (He should cut one) of six cubits for one
46    6,     3, 3 |            the seasons. (He should cut one) of seven cubits for
47    6,     3, 3 |            wins cattle. (He should cut one) of nine cubits for
48    6,     3, 3 |      becomes brilliant. (He should cut one) of eleven cubits for
49    6,     3, 3 |       becomes powerful. (He should cut one) of fifteen cubits for
50    6,     3, 3 |     overcoming of foes. (He should cut one) Of seventeen cubits
51    6,     3, 3 |         gain Prajapati. (He should cut one) of twenty-one cubits
52    6,     3, 7 |       above; therefore they do not cut off (portions) from the
53    6,     3, 8 |         cattle, that he may not be cut off. He attains fortune,
54    6,     3, 9 |            from the sides, for men cut from the middle; be cuts
55    6,     3, 9 |            cuts crossways, for men cut along; for distinction. '
56    6,     3, 10|          verily also he closes the cut in the beast. Having made
57    6,     3, 10|         will mount after us.' They cut off its head and made its
58    6,     4, 6 |           says; verily he does not cut off the sacrificer from
59    6,     4, 9 |          head of the sacrifice was cut; the gods said to the Açvins,
60    7,     4, 9 |         the Upasads. With two they cut off their hair, with two
61    7,     4, 9 |          the world of heaven. They cut off the top-knot, for prosperity, (