Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 6 |       pound).~i May I extend for long the life (of the sacrificer).~
 2    1,     6, 2 |       Kindling thee, may we live long with good children,~With
 3    1,     6, 2 |          the sacrifice, enjoying long life.~
 4    1,     6, 4 |    through the sacrifice, having long life.~d May I be victorious
 5    1,     6, 11|          the sacrifice, enjoying long life', he says; verily he
 6    1,     6, 11|          says; verily he confers long life upon himself and attains
 7    1,     7, 4 |    through the sacrifice, having long life', he says; verily he
 8    1,     7, 18|      insight, for life,~And that long we may see the sun.'~i May
 9    2,     1, 1 |    obtains offspring. He who has long been ill should offer to
10    2,     1, 1 |        from him whose illness is long. Verily he has recourse
11    2,     1, 2 |          speech whole. He who is long ill should offer to Agni (
12    2,     1, 2 |          of him whose illness is long goes to Agni, the sap to
13    2,     1, 4 |           he prospers. He who is long in exile should offer a
14    2,     1, 4 |      them; verily also he who is long in exile has recourse to
15    2,     1, 4 |  established. It is one which is long in labour, for Iong in labour
16    2,     1, 4 |        the kingdom of him who is long in exile; (verily it serves)
17    2,     1, 4 |    barren; verily also he who is long in exile has recourse to
18    2,     1, 6 |        for prosperity. He who is long ill from an unknown cause
19    2,     1, 6 |       verily knows of him who is long ill from an unknown cause;
20    2,     1, 9 |        for prosperity. He who is long ill should offer a white (
21    2,     2, 4 |          lord of food. He who is long ill should offer a cake
22    2,     2, 10|          attains ruin. He who is long ill should offer an oblation
23    2,     2, 10|     Rudra; the sap of him who is long ill goes to Soma, the body
24    2,     3, 11|        Visnu the body Of him who long is ill. For him who is long
25    2,     3, 11|      long is ill. For him who is long ill or who desires, 'May
26    2,     3, 14|         freed them with paths of long wanderings;~These things
27    2,     5, 12|         to overpower the man who long sacrificeth.~u To us, O
28    3,     2, 5 |        come hither, enter me for long life, for health, for increase
29    3,     3, 1 |      gods; make me brilliant, of long life, radiant among men;
30    3,     3, 1 |        make me full of force, of long life, radiant among men;
31    3,     3, 1 |        gods; make me blazing, of long life, radiant among men;
32    3,     3, 8 |          old used to undertake a long Sattra. He who knowing the
33    3,     4, 9 |      also should he offer who is long ill; the minor deities are
34    3,     4, 9 |          to him whose illness is long; verily by the metres he
35    3,     4, 9 |          of him whose illness is long; verily thereby in the middle
36    3,     4, 11|                    iii. 4. 11.~a Long life thou givest, O Agni,~
37    4,     2, 6 |         the highest,~Impel us to long life.~r Falling from the
38    4,     7, 13|         k Move ye forward, go ye long together;~Make ye the paths
39    5,     1, 1 |     yonder world; it is a fathom long; so much is the strength
40    5,     7, 2 |       worthy of sacrifice~May we long be unfailing, unsmitten.~
41    6,     1, 11|       consecrated person has for long been holding himself ready
42    6,     2, 11|       not joined; or rather at a long Soma sacrifice they should
43    6,     5, 6 |      would be likely to rain; if long, (he would) not (be likely).
44    7,     2, 4 | brilliance on him. If a man be a long time ill, he should sacrifice
45    7,     2, 4 |     loosened, and thus is he ill long; verily he supports his