Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 7 |       O all-knowing;~be ye two auspicious to-day with us.~p The fire
 2    1,     4, 43| ourselves,~Are we united, with auspicious hearts;~May Tvastr make
 3    2,     3, 14|        us great protection;~Be auspicious to our bipeds, to our quadrupeds.~
 4    4,     1, 3 | Shining with unaging radiance,~Auspicious and harmless to offspring,~
 5    4,     1, 4 | carrier of dust for Agni.~g Be auspicious [2], for offspring~Of men,
 6    4,     1, 4 |    accept Agni here~Who cometh auspicious towards you;~Casting aside
 7    4,     1, 5 |      see great joy.~c The most auspicious flavour that is yours,~Accord
 8    4,     1, 9 |         Be thou, O all-knower, auspicious.~m Becoming auspicious to
 9    4,     1, 9 |         auspicious.~m Becoming auspicious to me, O Agni,~Do thou sit
10    4,     1, 9 |       O Agni,~Do thou sit down auspicious;~Having made all the quarters
11    4,     1, 9 |   Having made all the quarters auspicious~Sit here on thine own birthplace.~
12    4,     2, 1 |         Be thou, O all-knower, auspicious.~m Becoming auspicious to
13    4,     2, 1 |         auspicious.~m Becoming auspicious to me, O Agni,~Do thou sit
14    4,     2, 1 |       O Agni,~Do thou sit down auspicious;~Having made all the quarters
15    4,     2, 1 |   Having made all the quarters auspicious,~Sit here on thine own birthplace.~
16    4,     2, 3 |      Agni, rich in light,~With auspicious rays;~Shining with great
17    4,     2, 3 |    Within her thou liest, most auspicious,~As on the lap of a mother.~
18    4,     2, 4 |     the hole, do thou sit down auspicious;~Indra and Agni and Brhaspati~
19    4,     2, 5 |       O all-knowers;~Be ye two auspicious to-day unto us.~e As a mother
20    4,     2, 9 |    great prosperity, with most auspicious covering; with that deity,
21    4,     4, 4 |        thou,~Where with steeds auspicious thou dost resort;~Thou placest
22    4,     4, 12|       prosperity,~May Aditi be auspicious to us in her life.~p Vaiçvanara
23    4,     5, 1 |        kindly,~Not dread, with auspicious look,~With that body, most
24    4,     5, 1 |      the ruddy,~The brown, the auspicious,~And the Rudras which in
25    4,     5, 8 |       delight.~I Homage to the auspicious, and to the more auspicious.~
26    4,     5, 8 |    auspicious, and to the more auspicious.~m Homage to him of the
27    4,     5, 10|       of these injured.~b That auspicious form of thine, O Rudra,~
28    4,     5, 10|        form of thine, O Rudra,~Auspicious and ever healing,~Auspicious
29    4,     5, 10|   Auspicious and ever healing,~Auspicious and healing (form of) Rudra,~
30    4,     5, 10|       k O most bounteous, most auspicious,~Be auspicious and favourably
31    4,     5, 10| bounteous, most auspicious,~Be auspicious and favourably inclined
32    4,     6, 1 |    Agni;~Be thou purifying and auspicious to us.~d With the caul of
33    4,     6, 1 |    Agni;~Be thou purifying and auspicious to us.~e Down upon earth [
34    4,     6, 1 |        of ours~Pure in hue and auspicious.~g Pure, with radiance wonderful,~
35    4,     6, 1 |      us;~Be thou purifying and auspicious to us.~m Homage to thy heat,
36    4,     6, 1 |      us;~Be thou purifying and auspicious to us.~n To him that sitteth
37    4,     6, 1 |      us;~Be thou purifying and auspicious to us.~r May Agni with his
38    4,     7, 6 |        Prajapati and Indra (be auspicious for me through the sacrifice).~
39    5,     1, 4 |   appeased by the half-verse; 'auspicious and harmless to offspring',
40    5,     1, 5 |       with pain offspring. 'Be auspicious, for offspring', he says;
41    5,     1, 6 |          he says; Mitra is the auspicious one of the gods; verily [
42    5,     2, 5 |        them loose; this is the auspicious quarter of gods and men (
43    5,     4, 4 |          be thou purifying and auspicious to us', he says; the purifying (
44    5,     6, 1 |       and kindly to us.~d With auspicious eye gaze on me, O waters;~
45    5,     6, 1 |     gaze on me, O waters;~With auspicious body, do ye touch my skin;~
46    5,     6, 1 |      see great joy.~m The most auspicious flavour that is yours,~Accord
47    5,     6, 19|        are for Aditi; those of auspicious mark and hornless are for
48    5,     7, 3 |         the dread the one, the auspicious the other; in that he offers
49    5,     7, 3 |        he delights with it his auspicious form. He, who knows the
50    5,     7, 4 |       of his equals.~With look auspicious first they underwent~Fervour
51    6,     1, 7 |          he says. Mitra is the auspicious one of the gods; verily
52    7,     1, 7 |      art gentle, resting well, auspicious; come to me as gentle, well
53    7,     1, 7 |       as gentle, well resting, auspicious,' [3] he says; verily she
54    7,     1, 7 | becoming gentle, well resting, auspicious, comes to him, and harms
55    7,     4, 17|      Pitrs,~Hath brought them, auspicious, to our pastures.~May we
56    7,     4, 19|      see great joy.~s The most auspicious flavour that is yours~Accord
57    7,     5, 20|        due order, and the year auspicious.~