Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 5 |     flaw,~with the rays of the bright sun.~b Ye divine waters,
 2    1,     1, 10| strainer,~With the rays of the bright sun.~q I grasp thee shining
 3    1,     2, 1 |    from these waters do I come bright, in purity.~g Thou art the
 4    1,     2, 1 | purifier,~With the rays of the bright sun.~l O lord of the purifier,
 5    1,     2, 6 |       dweller, thy libation is bright.~b Unto that god, Savitr,
 6    1,     2, 7 |       with the pure I buy, the bright with the bright, the immortal
 7    1,     2, 7 |       buy, the bright with the bright, the immortal with the immortal,
 8    1,     2, 12|       Be pure for the gods; be bright for the gods.~i May the
 9    1,     3, 3 |     worshipper.~h Thou art the bright, the Marjaliya.~i Thou art
10    1,     3, 14|         glorious wealth, [3]~O bright one, wealth which many desire.~
11    1,     3, 14|     made.~cc O Agni, thy pure,~Bright, flaming (rays) arise,~Thy
12    1,     4, 21|        us from affliction.~e O bright Aditya, this is thy Soma
13    1,     5, 5 |        Bhrgus caused to shine,~Bright in the woods, spreading
14    1,     5, 5 |      made.~m O Agni, thy pure,~Bright, flaming (rays) arise,~Thy
15    1,     5, 6 |         for our friends;~Agni, bright, of bright fame,~Come hither
16    1,     5, 6 |      friends;~Agni, bright, of bright fame,~Come hither in thy
17    1,     6, 5 |         the priests, make (me) bright; in the southern [1] quarter
18    1,     6, 5 |         the fathers, make (me) bright; in the western quarter
19    1,     6, 5 |  houses, the cattle, make (me) bright; in the northern quarter
20    1,     6, 5 |    plants, the trees make (me) bright; in the zenith may the sacrifice,
21    1,     6, 5 |        the sacrifice make (me) bright.~e Thou art the step of
22    1,     7, 5 |         the priests, make (me) bright', he says; this is the concluding
23    1,     7, 25|  purify you with the pure, the bright with the bright, the immortal
24    1,     7, 25|      pure, the bright with the bright, the immortal with ambrosia,
25    1,     7, 28|   gander seated in purity, the bright one seated in the atmosphere,~
26    1,     7, 35|     song,~The god first of the bright ones;~Honouring him who
27    2,     2, 12|         each day,~Thee that, O bright one, dost shoot forward~
28    2,     2, 12|     and earth propitious;~Like bright heaven the dawns have shone
29    2,     2, 12|        thou powerful one.~aa O bright one, in thy mouth thou cookest~
30    3,     2, 2 |        dark;~He putteth on his bright robe abandoning that of
31    3,     4, 7 |        Naksatras, (called) the bright, &c.~d The active, the winged
32    3,     5, 11|       kindled.~u Him they make bright, the wise,~Victorious in
33    4,     1, 11|      Pusan win booty for us.~m Bright is part of thee, worthy
34    4,     2, 1 |   gander seated in purity, the bright one seated in the atmosphere,~
35    4,     2, 2 |        of the Soma,~Son of the bright one, of strength, the king~
36    4,     2, 5 |  all-worker, release it.~f The bright light~Born beyond this firmament,~
37    4,     2, 7 |       he who created the great bright waters;~To what god shall
38    4,     2, 7 |        which is pure, which is bright,~Which is cleansed, which
39    4,     2, 7 |       With pure radiance, with bright radiance,~With undiminished
40    4,     2, 11|        art strong, O Soma, and bright;~Thou art strong, O god,
41    4,     3, 11|  Season after season.~O She of bright bulls hath come with the
42    4,     3, 13|      the side of the sun it is bright [1],~Radiant to behold it
43    4,     3, 13|        art strong, O Soma, and bright,~Thou art strong, O god,
44    4,     3, 13|       The man of evil heart, O bright ones, O Maruts,~Who is fain
45    4,     4, 4 |   great fame.~r Being kindled, bright, sage,~Agni, to be praised
46    4,     4, 4 |       lord of brilliant light,~Bright shining, wonderworker, lord
47    4,     4, 4 |      food to thy praisers.~v O bright one, in thy mouth thou cookest~
48    4,     4, 4 |      for our friends.~ee Agni, bright, of bright fame,~Come hither
49    4,     4, 4 |   friends.~ee Agni, bright, of bright fame,~Come hither in thy
50    4,     4, 12|       Pure, full of might on a bright day (protect us);~O Indra,
51    4,     7, 15|     Even as ye did set free, O bright ones,~O ye that are worthy
52    5,     6, 12|        are for the Maruts; the bright, the ruddy woolled, the
53    5,     7, 5 |       Like heavenly light, the bright; hail! Like heavenly light,
54    6,     1, 9 |      at home. 'Thy libation is bright', he says; for bright is
55    6,     1, 9 |       is bright', he says; for bright is its libation. He advances (
56    6,     1, 10|        gold; verily he buys it bright [1]; he buys (it) with a
57    6,     1, 10|    cattle who knows thus. 'The bright with the bright for thee
58    6,     1, 10|     thus. 'The bright with the bright for thee I buy', he says
59    6,     2, 7 |       Be pure for the gods; be bright for the gods', (with these
60    6,     5, 6 |   until the third pressing. 'O bright Aditya, this is thy Soma