Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    4,     1, 5|        Sinivali fashion [2] this (pan).~i Sinivali, of fair braids,~
 2    4,     1, 5|        Place within thy hands the pan.~k Let Aditi fashion the
 3    4,     1, 5|           k Let Aditi fashion the pan with might,~With her arms ,
 4    4,     1, 5|           q Having made the great pan,~Wrought of clay, as a birthplace
 5    4,     1, 6|          the manner of Angiras, O pan.~d May the Dhisanas, the
 6    4,     1, 6|          the manner of Angiras, O pan; may the wives, the goddesses,
 7    4,     1, 6|          the manner of Angiras, O pan; may the protectors, the
 8    4,     1, 6|          the manner of Angiras, O pan.~e O Mitra, cook this pan;
 9    4,     1, 6|         pan.~e O Mitra, cook this pan; may it not break.~f This
10    4,     1, 9|   sacrifice.~e O Mitra, heat this pan; may it not break.~f This
11    4,     1, 9|      Within thine own seat of the pan,~Heating with her blaze,~
12    4,     2, 1|      Within thine own seat of the pan,~Heating with her blaze,~
13    4,     2, 5|           her son, the earth,~The pan, hath borne Agni of the
14    4,     3, 4|         Banner of the fire in the pan,~May the two Açvins, the
15    4,     6, 5|         vault,~Bearing him of the pan in your hands;~Having gone
16    5,     1, 6|        for support. He hands (the pan) over with one set (of verses),
17    5,     1, 6|             Having made the great pan', (with these words) he
18    5,     1, 7|           the head are seven, the pan is the head of the sacrifice;
19    5,     1, 7|          does the corn ripen. The pan when enkindled is connected
20    5,     1, 9|          serves) for support. The pan is gathered together with
21    5,     1, 9|          Mitra, do thou heat this pan', he says; Mitra is holy
22    5,     1, 9|      which comes to life from the pan, for from it is it produced,
23    5,     2, 2|      waters; he places it (in the pan) with (verses) containing
24    5,     2, 9|                      v. 2. 9.~The pan is the concentrated light
25    5,     2, 9|          in that he puts down the pan, verily he wins the light
26    5,     2, 9|        should put down for one (a pan) deficient in size [1];
27    5,     2, 9|          give it strength. In the pan he puts (it) down; verily
28    5,     5, 1|         without keeping it in the pan for a year-(it is with him)
29    5,     5, 2|         he saw this (fire) in the pan, he bore it for a year,
30    5,     5, 2|           created a thousand, the pan being the thousandth; he
31    5,     5, 2| thousandth; he who knows thus the pan as the thousandth obtains
32    5,     5, 3|       Yajus it is set loose, this pan; it is therefore exhausted,
33    5,     5, 3|           words) he offers in the pan; verily he yokes it again
34    5,     6, 5|       Having kept the fire in the pan for a year in the second
35    5,     6, 5|          he keeps the fire in the pan for a year, he [2] saves
36    5,     6, 6|           not be stepped on'; the pan is connected with Nirrti;
37    5,     6, 9|         fire which is kept in the pan is consecrated of fires;
38    5,     6, 9| consecration.~b (The fire) in the pan is an embryo, the sling
39    5,     6, 9|          if he were to remove the pan from the sling, he would
40    5,     6, 9|    Prajapati, his breasts are the pan and the mortar; his offspring
41    5,     6, 9|          in that he puts down the pan and the mortar, with them
42    5,     6, 9|           keeps (the fire) in the pan, he puts down the Prajapati (
43    5,     7, 2|         he lights the fire in the pan; verily he puts down the
44    5,     7, 5|         dies he whose fire in the pan is extinguished. If he were
45    5,     7, 5|          on him whose fire in the pan is extinguished, darkness