Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 7 |           guard wealth.~e Let thy oblations taste sweet.~f O god Tvastr
 2    1,     4, 43|       abode;~Bearing and bringing oblations,~The rich draught, do ye
 3    1,     5, 2 |       cake is the sacrificer, the oblations are cattle; in that he offers
 4    1,     5, 4 |       with these words) he offers oblations on either side of the sacrificial
 5    1,     5, 4 |          fire, they offered these oblations; they prospered, they went
 6    1,     5, 4 | establishment, should offer these oblations; be prospers with the prosperity
 7    1,     5, 10|         for father,~Offer to thee oblations, and have thee as an umpire~
 8    1,     5, 11|  reverence,~With sacrifices, with oblations~Ruling, O wise Asura, O
 9    1,     6, 10|           should set in place the oblations with these Vyahrtis. The
10    1,     6, 10|           Vyahrtis) set down (the oblations), and so with the Brahman
11    1,     7, 35|            Do thou rejoice in our oblations;~Grant riches to the generous
12    1,     7, 35|  sacrifices, with reverence, with oblations;~O Brhaspati, with good
13    2,     1, 11|           When we offer food,~The oblations of men,~He by the might
14    2,     3, 9 |      these words) he offers three oblations; so many are his equals,
15    2,     3, 14|           O king Soma, accept our oblations.~g O Agni and Soma, united,~
16    2,     3, 14|          the gods [3],~Pious with oblations, the lord of prayer.~q He
17    2,     4, 6 |        both. Then he offers these oblations; these gods are the lords
18    2,     4, 6 |           in that he offers these oblations, (they serve) for support.~
19    2,     6, 1 |          season. He offers to the oblations; verily he wins the rains.
20    2,     6, 1 |   sacrifice [1]. He offers to the oblations; verily he wins cattle.
21    2,     6, 1 |         support. He offers to the oblations; verily in cattle he finds
22    2,     6, 1 |       sacrifices he sprinkles the oblations, for the continuity of the
23    2,     6, 1 |  fore-sacrifices he sprinkles the oblations, the father makes common
24    2,     6, 6 |         offers leaving the former oblations aside, to protect the cattle.~
25    2,     6, 12|       When, O Agni [4], bearer of oblations,~Thou sacrificest to the
26    2,     6, 12|      fathers,~Thou shalt bear the oblations~To the gods and to the fathers.~
27    3,     4, 8 |          kingdom for him [2]. The oblations of him whose realm is not
28    3,     4, 9 |       offspring should offer (the oblations to) the minor deities; the
29    3,     4, 11|           youthful.~b Bearing the oblations, Agni, immortal, our father,~
30    3,     4, 11|         our heroes, O Rudra,~With oblations let us serve thee with honour.~
31    3,     5, 7 |        the sap of the metres; his oblations are full of sap. Soma was
32    3,     5, 7 |         of Parna wood [1] has his oblations acceptable; the gods rejoice
33    4,     1, 11|        immortal;~May he place our oblations among the gods.~u Bearing
34    4,     2, 3 |       with ghee;~In him [1] offer oblations.~e Far-famed is this Agni
35    4,     3, 13|         grown in might,~Carry the oblations that are thine to-day, O
36    4,     3, 13|       Agni, these most acceptable oblations,~Immortal one, bear for
37    4,     5, 10|         our heroes, O Rudra;~With oblations lot us serve thee with honour.~
38    4,     6, 1 |       yearly portion,~Who eat not oblations, in this sacrifice~Do ye
39    4,     6, 5 |          kindled they offered the oblations.~m That various lovingkindness
40    4,     6, 6 |       divine, take to thyself the oblations.~s Roar to earth and sky;~
41    5,     1, 11|       world of the gods,~Bear the oblations made ready by Agni.~l Waxing
42    5,     4, 10|       placed on a yoked cart; the oblations find support, the Stomas
43    5,     5, 9 |         others have shares in the oblations (havis) [3]; having offered
44    5,     5, 10|          The gods who eat not the oblations are the bricks' [5]. He
45    6,     1, 6 |        feet it grasped two of the oblations, and by the mouth one. The
46    6,     1, 6 |          it sucked; therefore two oblations are made of the pure Soma,
47    6,     1, 6 |            the morning and midday oblations; therefore at the third
48    6,     1, 7 |        opening and the concluding oblations of the sacrifices, therefore
49    6,     3, 6 |          cattle for him. 'Let thy oblations taste sweet', be says; verily
50    6,     3, 8 |        Hotr, for making ready the oblations to the gods', he says, for
51    6,     6, 3 |            for the support of the oblations; verily also he offers in
52    7,     5, 15|           has been piled up these oblations, the cruel fire would spring
53    7,     5, 15|  sacrificer. In that he casts the oblations on the fire which has been
54    7,     5, 15|         and cattle. There are ten oblations. Nine are the breaths in
55    7,     5, 15|            In that he casts these oblations, he piles it with the seasons,
56    7,     5, 15|            In that he casts these oblations, (it is) for the winning