Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 4 |          burnt up.~d Thou art the yoke.~e Injure him who injures
 2    1,     1, 13|         ye the yoke-horses at the yoke.~s O Agni, with life unhurt,
 3    1,     2, 8 |          oxen, strong to bear the yoke,~Tearless, slaying not man,
 4    1,     2, 13|                  i. 2. 13.~a They yoke their minds, and yoke their
 5    1,     2, 13|        They yoke their minds, and yoke their thoughts,~The priests
 6    1,     4, 6 |                i. 4. 7.~a Ye that yoke early be unloosed~O Açvins,
 7    1,     5, 10|          Who yoketh thee? Let him yoke thee.~l The potsherds for
 8    1,     6, 2 |          a granter of wealth.~d I yoke thee with the divine Brahman,~
 9    1,     6, 8 |          ka) yoketh thee? Let him yoke thee', he says. Ka is Prajapati -
10    1,     6, 10|         who rises against him. 'I yoke thee with the divine Brahman',
11    1,     7, 18|       fare according to our will;~Yoke, O Indra, thy two bay steeds [
12    1,     7, 18|         praised with newest hymn;~Yoke, O Indra, thy two bay steeds.~
13    1,     7, 28|          Varuna, the directors, I yoke thee with the yoking of
14    2,     2, 12|     Worthy of nourishment do thou yoke;~Or let the chariot of thee
15    2,     4, 7 |          strong steed; for rain I yoke thee.~
16    2,     4, 9 |          strong horse; for rain I yoke thee', he says the horse
17    2,     6, 11|                     ii. 6. 11.~a. Yoke like a charioteer, Agni,~
18    3,     1, 6 |            he becomes better.~b I yoke earth for thee with light,
19    3,     1, 6 |      earth for thee with light, I yoke wind for thee with the atmosphere [
20    3,     1, 6 |        with the atmosphere [1], I yoke speech for thee with the
21    3,     1, 6 |          for thee with the sun, I yoke the three spaces of the
22    3,     5, 6 |                    iii. 5. 6.~a I yoke thee with milk, with ghee;~
23    3,     5, 6 |           with milk, with ghee;~I yoke thee with water, and plants;~
24    3,     5, 6 |         with water, and plants;~I yoke thee with offspring;~To-day
25    4,     1, 1 |          go to the heaven.~d They yoke their minds, they yoke their
26    4,     1, 1 |       They yoke their minds, they yoke their thoughts,~The priests
27    4,     1, 1 |     praise of the god Savitr.~e I yoke with honour your ancient
28    4,     1, 2 |           earth thy birthplace.~c Yoke ye two the ass,~In this
29    4,     2, 5 | unexhausted, I drain.~p The sages yoke the ploughs;~They stretch
30    4,     2, 5 |        goodwill among the gods.~q Yoke the ploughs, stretch apart
31    4,     2, 9 |         bore the light.~q O Agni, yoke,~O god, thy good steeds,~
32    4,     2, 9 |        swift that readily bear.~r Yoke, like a charioteer, O Agni,~
33    4,     3, 13|           if trembling,~When they yoke (their teams) for their
34    4,     4, 4 |            o He, the ruddy, shall yoke (his steeds) all cherishing,~
35    4,     4, 5 |                     iv. 4. 5.~a I yoke thee in bonds of fellowship
36    4,     4, 5 | pro-eminence among thy fellows; I yoke thee in bonds of fellowship
37    4,     4, 12|          and behind;~O Brhaspati, yoke a voice in the south.~1 (
38    4,     6, 9 |        steed bath stood under the yoke of the ass.~I Wealth of
39    4,     7, 13|                iv. 7.13.~a Agni I yoke with glory, with ghee,~The
40    5,     1, 2 |          greatness in this form. 'Yoke ye the ass', (with these
41    5,     4, 10|      chariot of the gods. 'Agni I yoke with glory, with ghee',
42    5,     4, 10|          of heaven. If he were to yoke with all five together,
43    5,     5, 3 |        again', they say. 'O Agni, yoke thy (steeds)', 'Yoke them
44    5,     5, 3 |        Agni, yoke thy (steeds)', 'Yoke them that best invoke the
45    5,     5, 3 |          are yoking. 'O Agni [1], yoke thy (steeds)', 'Yoke them
46    5,     5, 3 |          1], yoke thy (steeds)', 'Yoke them that best invoke the
47    5,     7, 14|         the pits of the legs; the yoke with the~bent part; thought
48    6,     1, 3 |  sacrificer with a girdle, with a yoke his wife, for the sake of
49    6,     1, 11|          oxen, strong to bear the yoke', he says; that is according
50    7,     1, 18|          with the Gayatri metre I yoke thee, with the spring season
51    7,     1, 18|        with the Tristubh metro, I yoke thee; with the summer season
52    7,     1, 18|          with the Jagati metre, I yoke thee; with the rainy season
53    7,     1, 18|        with the Anustubh metro, I yoke thee [1]; with the autumn
54    7,     1, 18|          with the Pankti metre, I yoke thee; with the winter and
55    7,     3, 16|          the part that bears (the yoke) hail!~To the cervical vertebrae
56    7,     4, 20|          eat, O Prajapati.~f They yoke the tawny ruddy one,~Which
57    7,     4, 20|          shine in the sky.~g They yoke his dear steeds~On either
58    7,     5, 13|          Who yoketh thee? Let him yoke thee. Let Visnu yoke thee,
59    7,     5, 13|          him yoke thee. Let Visnu yoke thee, for the prosperity
60    7,     5, 13|         thee, for falling thee (I yoke).~