Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 14|        O lord of the path,~As a chariot to win the prize,~Have yoked
 2    1,     2, 14|       thee, O Agni, with a rich chariot,~His protector thou art,
 3    1,     5, 2 |  sacrificial fee is a renovated chariot, a newly-sewn garment, a
 4    1,     6, 12|         The Anus have wrought a chariot for thy steed;~Tvastr a
 5    1,     7, 7 |       are on either side of the chariot,~Speeding on with the rushing
 6    1,     7, 13|      sing strength~To place his chariot in the front;~Even in conflict
 7    1,     7, 18|        see;~Forth now with full chariot seat~Being praised, dost
 8    1,     7, 20|        The sacrificial fee is a chariot with three horses. ~g On
 9    1,     7, 25|     Varuna, O Mitra, mount your chariot seat,~And thence behold
10    1,     7, 33|      the southern drawer of the chariot stand. To Sarasvati he offers
11    1,     7, 33|      the northern drawer of the chariot stand.~
12    1,     7, 35|   friend.~l Swiftly (goeth) the chariot of the worshipper [3]~Like
13    2,     2, 12|        do thou yoke;~Or let the chariot of thee that hast a thousand (
14    2,     3, 8 |        all', 'Seven bays in thy chariot', 'The radiant countenance
15    2,     4, 14|  Jatavedas.~o Seven bays in thy chariot~Bear thee, O god Surya,~
16    2,     5, 6 |       moon (sacrifices) are the chariot of the gods. He, who having
17    2,     5, 6 |    which is conspicuous for its chariot (tracks). The new and the
18    2,     5, 9 |          he says, for he is the chariot of the gods. 'The Hotr unsurpassed',
19    2,     6, 11|    Rbhus bend the felly (of the chariot) [I]~f To him, the heavenly,~
20    3,     1, 11|       germ,~Fly around with thy chariot water-laden;~Draw downward
21    3,     4, 8 |     offered on the mouth of the chariot for him who desires force;
22    3,     4, 8 |      Rastrabhrts are force, the chariot is force; verily by force
23    3,     4, 8 |      off the right wheel of his chariot and offer in the box; so
24    3,     4, 10|       he were to offer with the chariot yoked, that would be as
25    3,     4, 10|       were to offer without the chariot being yoked, that would
26    3,     5, 11|        the gods;~Like a covered chariot glowing~He himself knoweth
27    4,     1, 4 |         ass, well yoked to your chariot,~O ye strong ones, that
28    4,     2, 5 |      And a fat blooming maid,~A chariot support with a platform.~
29    4,     3, 13|    Sporting, resplendent on the chariot [6],~O Kanvas, do ye celebrate.~
30    4,     5, 10|    famous youth, mounted on the chariot seat,~Dread and destructive
31    4,     6, 4 |   Brhaspati, fly round with thy chariot [1],~Slaying the foe, driving
32    4,     6, 6 |         army.~f Standing on the chariot be guideth his steeds before
33    4,     6, 6 |        Indra's thunderbolt, the chariot, do thou adore with oblation.~
34    4,     6, 6 | accepting this our sacrifice,~O chariot divine, take to thyself
35    4,     6, 7 |      plants.~h Thee follows the chariot, thee the lover, O steed,~
36    4,     7, 15|         against the king in his chariot,~May ye relieve us from
37    4,     7, 15|        us from sin.~f You whose chariot with straight reins, of
38    4,     7, 15|  together on the three-wheeled (chariot),~I praise you, Açvins,
39    5,     2, 2 |        a cart and he that has a chariot are of guests [3] the most
40    5,     2, 6 |     wooden sword, one-third the chariot, one-third the sacrificial
41    5,     4, 9 |    offers five libations at the chariot mouth; the chariot is a
42    5,     4, 9 |       at the chariot mouth; the chariot is a thunderbolt; verily
43    5,     4, 10|                   v. 4. 10.~The chariot of the gods is yoked for
44    5,     4, 10|        the world of heaven, the chariot of man for wherever his
45    5,     4, 10|       is fixed; the fire is the chariot of the gods. 'Agni I yoke
46    5,     4, 11|    should pile in the form of a chariot wheel, who has foes; the
47    5,     4, 11|        wheel, who has foes; the chariot is a thunderbolt; verily
48    5,     7, 14|      the seat of the birds;~the chariot with the cervical vertebrae.~
49    6,     1, 3 |     wooden sword, one-third the chariot, and one-third the sacrificial
50    6,     2, 6 |      that neither a wagon nor a chariot can go between [1]. That
51    6,     6, 4 |       altar, with the axle of a chariot he measures. He sets up
52    7,     3, 1 |       the mind. Neither a horse chariot nor a mule chariot can in
53    7,     3, 1 |        horse chariot nor a mule chariot can in one moment encompass
54    7,     4, 20|    steeds~On either side of the chariot,~Dark, strong, bearing heroes.~
55    7,     5, 23|        harmony, so &c.).~To the chariot he made obeisance, to the
56    7,     5, 23|       he made obeisance; as the chariot with the horses (made harmony,