Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 13|       fence which thou didst put round thee~When thou wast beset
 2    1,     7, 6 |        right; verily he revolves round his own strength; therefore
 3    1,     7, 31|       garland to the Udgatr, the round ornament to the Hotr, a
 4    2,     3, 9 |        puts the enclosing-sticks round; verily he invokes this
 5    2,     5, 2 |         said, 'We are bitten all round, and cannot come.' Indra
 6    2,     5, 12|         fill their common stall;~Round the pure shining son of
 7    2,     6, 8 |     sacrifice, the gods gathered round it (saying), 'May it be
 8    4,     1, 2 |       life may not be touched.~t Round the offerings hath Agni
 9    4,     2, 4 |        deity.~m Thou art a piler round; in the manner of Angiras
10    4,     2, 5 |  prosperity may the ploughers go round the yokes;~Prosperity (may)
11    4,     6, 4 |       arrows.~d O Brhaspati, fly round with thy chariot [1],~Slaying
12    4,     6, 8 |           d When men thrice lead round in due season~The steed
13    5,     2, 1 |          metres; verily he turns round on his dear body [2]; he
14    5,     2, 1 |          dear body [2]; he turns round from left to right; verily
15    5,     2, 1 |        to right; verily he turns round on his own strength; therefore
16    5,     2, 4 |      They return without looking round, to conceal Nirrti. Having
17    5,     3, 1 |         down after carrying them round in order; therefore it rains
18    5,     3, 10|         down after carrying them round in order; therefore it rains
19    5,     3, 10|      them) after carrying (them) round; verily he confers upon
20    5,     4, 3 |         to offer while wandering round, he would make Rudra come
21    5,     4, 3 |       offer them while wandering round; verily he appeases him
22    5,     4, 4 |         hunger and pain. He goes round thrice, moistening; the
23    5,     4, 4 |       fire. Thrice again he goes round; they make up six, the seasons
24    5,     4, 5 |        support. He anoints going round in order; verily he delights
25    5,     5, 10|     bricks' [5]. He offers going round in order; verily he delights
26    5,     7, 3 |        puts down; verily he puts round him those citadels of the
27    6,     1, 11|          own deity. He covers it round with a garment, the garment
28    6,     2, 4 |          Salavrki can thrice run round.' Indra taking the form
29    6,     2, 4 |         of a Salavrki thrice ran round on all sides the earth.
30    6,     2, 7 |    chosen boon. He measures (it) round with the yoke-pin [1], that
31    6,     2, 8 | therewith delights them. He puts round the enclosing-sticks of
32    6,     3, 1 |         the end or not?' He goes round the Agnidh's altar to the
33    6,     3, 4 |  according to the text. He winds round (the grass); the girdle
34    6,     3, 4 |          strength. He winds (it) round at the level of the navel;
35    6,     3, 6 |          it. He winds (the rope) round transversely, for they fasten
36    6,     4, 1 |      airs. He does not turn (it) round; if he were to turn (it)
37    6,     4, 1 |          if he were to turn (it) round, disease would be likely
38    6,     4, 1 |    reaches its heart; it gathers round the heart-spit [4]. if he
39    6,     4, 2 |        worlds. He carries (them) round everywhere, to smite away
40    6,     4, 4 |   breathing; in that he measures round the Upançu pressing-(stone),
41    6,     4, 9 |         with the eye; moving all round, that for the Açvins; therefore
42    6,     4, 10|           They offer having gone round (the altar) on both sides;
43    6,     4, 10|     apart by the nose; they walk round on all sides, to smite away
44    6,     5, 2 |       from above desired to turn round the earth; the gods made
45    6,     5, 6 |        Aditya Vivasvant; it lies round this Soma drink until the
46    6,     6, 3 |          advance without looking round, for concealment from Varuna. '
47    6,     6, 4 |       that on one post he twines round two girdles, therefore one
48    6,     6, 4 |         does not wind one girdle round two posts, therefore one
49    6,     6, 4 |         him', he should cover it round right up to the end; verily
50    6,     6, 7 |          Having made it full all round, he should look at (it),
51    7,     1, 6 |          prosperity. Leading her round to the north of the Agnidh'
52    7,     1, 6 |          knows thus. Having gone round the Agnidh's place with
53    7,     2, 8 |         verily also they revolve round their own metre. (The cup)
54    7,     2, 8 |          abode, and they revolve round their own metre. The Agrayana,
55    7,     2, 8 |      employ it, and they revolve round their own metre. They go
56    7,     2, 10|       upwards and the gods piled round this Vaiçvanara, to overcome
57    7,     4, 20|     tawny ruddy one,~Which goeth round them that stand;~The lights
58    7,     5, 10|     their sin. Slave girls dance round the Marjaliya fire with