Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 2 |          art Svaraj, slaying the enemy; thou art Viçvaraj, slayer
 2    1,     5, 7 |     verse) as a bolt against his enemy to lay (him) low without
 3    1,     6, 6 |           d Here do I exclude my enemy, N. N., from these quarters,
 4    1,     6, 7 |        sacrificer is a bolt, the enemy of man is hunger; in that
 5    1,     6, 7 |         smites with the bolt the enemy, hunger.~
 6    1,     6, 12|         the foes, drive away the enemy.~p Drive away the foe, the
 7    1,     6, 12|          Drive away the foe, the enemy,~Smash the jaws of Vrtra;~
 8    1,     7, 6 |       says,'Here do I exclude my enemy N. N. from these quarters,
 9    1,     7, 13|         us;~Let him restrain the enemy, let him make security,~
10    1,     7, 13|        ever fend far from us the enemy.~n Rich banquets be ours
11    1,     7, 35|           that shall surpass the enemy,~That shall shine glorious,
12    2,     1, 3 |    overcomer of enemies [4]; the enemy is the evil; verily he has
13    2,     1, 3 |         drives away from him the enemy, the evil. He who being
14    2,     4, 12|       the belly; hunger is man's enemy; he who [6] knows this slays
15    2,     4, 12|          6] knows this slays the enemy hunger. He gave it to him;
16    2,     5, 4 |         he hurls the bolt at his enemy, with (the offering) to
17    2,     5, 4 |         and the sacrifice of his enemy, his pairing cattle with (
18    2,     5, 4 |         moon; having slain one's enemy one does not cause him to
19    2,     5, 5 |        and cattle, and makes his enemy wax great on whose sacrifice
20    2,     5, 6 |         who knows thus slays the enemy, hunger.~The Part of the
21    2,     5, 7 |         the Samidhenis, puts his enemy in his elbow. He joins the
22    2,     5, 8 |    choose, prospers himself, his enemy is defeated. He repeats
23    2,     5, 8 |       verily by it he causes his enemy to perish [5]. 'The flaming
24    2,     5, 9 | sacrificer', he would produce an enemy for him [3].2 'Bring hither
25    2,     5, 9 |       its deity, the Upabhrt the enemy as its deity [5]. If he
26    2,     5, 9 |        were, he would produce an enemy for him. 'Take, Adhvaryu,
27    2,     5, 11| ancestors, prospers himself, his enemy is defeated. If a Brahman
28    2,     6, 1 |      fore-sacrifices, drives his enemy away from these worlds.
29    2,     6, 1 |        for the overcoming of the enemy. Therefore a covering is
30    2,     6, 2 |         ni-yu) the cattle of his enemy. Keçin Satyakami said to
31    2,     6, 4 |          about to hurl it at his enemy. He throws away the grass
32    2,     6, 4 |           verily he deprives his enemy of so much of that [1].
33    2,     6, 4 |          he cuts the root of the enemy. If dug too deep, it has
34    2,     6, 4 |       verily having excluded his enemy from so much of it, he performs
35    3,     1, 4 |           I pay;~I cast down the enemy;~On him whom we hate I fasten
36    3,     1, 7 |        power and strength of his enemy. 'He who performs more rites
37    3,     2, 2 |      Soma, prospers himself, the enemy is defeated.~
38    3,     2, 3 |      delighted cuts off him (the enemy) from expiration and inspiration,
39    3,     5, 3 |  Withstand our foes,~Smiting the enemy irresistibly.~e With the
40    4,     1, 2 |       come hither, trampling the enemy,~Come with wondrous skill
41    4,     1, 2 |         Do thou overcome [3] the enemy.~o Arise for great prosperity~
42    4,     1, 5 |         blaze,~Do thou repel the enemy, the Raksas's hostility;~
43    4,     1, 7 |         f (Be thou) over the [2] enemy, the obstructor,~Unwisdom,
44    4,     2, 1 |          Visnu, overcomer of the enemy, mount the Jagati metre,
45    4,     2, 8 |        overcome every foe, every enemy;~That Agni saith, that saith
46    4,     6, 4 |        the foe, driving away the enemy;~Defeating hosts, destroyer,
47    4,     6, 6 |          with their forefeet the enemy~They unflinchingly destroy
48    5,     1, 2 |       come hither, trampling the enemy', he says; verily he tramples
49    5,     4, 7 |          verse) as a bolt at his enemy, to lay him low without
50    6,     1, 1 |        takes away the eye of his enemy. He anoints his right eye
51    6,     1, 3 |          clearly drives away the enemy hunger from the middle (
52    7,     1, 10|        is distinguished from the enemy that hates him. Sarvaseni
53    7,     2, 5 |         separation from the evil enemy. The sacrifice of ten nights
54    7,     2, 5 |         him; he prospers and his enemy is defeated. Stoma serves
55    7,     2, 5 |       Stoma; verily he makes his enemy his servant. In that they
56    7,     3, 1 |      what is unsuccessful to his enemy. Now he, who comes to grief
57    7,     3, 6 |        distinction from the evil enemy. The three days are Jyotis,
58    7,     4, 5 |      distinguished from the evil enemy. The gods in the beginning