Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 13|        in food, in cows,~In good grass, ye that are famous, for
 2    1,     5, 1 |          establishes with Darbha grass, for variety. He establishes
 3    1,     6, 9 |           he throws the clump of grass, and gathers it in; he surrounds
 4    1,     7, 5 |         sacrifice. There is good grass and good water where the
 5    1,     7, 5 |        Vedi, he establishes good grass and good water in his own
 6    2,     1, 5 |        the strew is made of Çara grass; verily he crushes him;
 7    2,     1, 7 |        the strew is made of Çara grass; verily he crushes him;
 8    2,     1, 8 |        the strew is made of Çara grass; verily he crushes [2] him;
 9    2,     1, 11| undeceived,~Among waters rich in grass, waxing old with noble sons;~
10    2,     2, 8 |      sharpens his arrow. Balbaja grass he should fasten to the
11    2,     6, 3 |      covers it with the bunch of grass; therefore [4] the head
12    2,     6, 4 |        enemy. He throws away the grass with a Yajus. The earth
13    2,     6, 5 |         non-sacrificer. He puts (grass) between, for separation.
14    3,     1, 11|          O Agni, like a beast at grass;~What time, O immortal,
15    3,     4, 8 |         world', gather blades of grass; the lord of the world is
16    4,     5, 2 |         yellowish-red like young grass, to the radiant, to the
17    4,     5, 8 |      Homage to him in the tender grass, and to him in foam.~r Homage
18    4,     5, 9 |         copse, and to him of the grass [1].~l Homage to him in
19    4,     5, 11|        of black necks and ruddy,~Grass green, are in the trees - ~
20    4,     6, 8 |         the rope of him,~And the grass placed in his mouth,~May
21    4,     6, 8 |         not on earth, nor on the grass;~Be that given to the eager
22    5,     1, 9 |     place [4]. He deposits Muñja grass; Muñja is strength; verily
23    5,     1, 10|         the year. It is of Muñja grass; the Muñja is strength;
24    5,     1, 11|          Rejoicing in the strewn grass, well strewed,~That doth
25    5,     2, 8 |         find pleasure in want of grass; a brick of Durva grass
26    5,     2, 8 |          grass; a brick of Durva grass he puts down, to support
27    5,     4, 3 |         with groats of Gavidhuka grass; he harms neither domesticated
28    5,     4, 3 |        Wild sesame and Gavidhuka grass are not a proper offering';
29    5,     4, 5 |         with a large handful (of grass); the large handful is connected
30    5,     6, 4 |      offers on a blade of Darbha grass [1]; the Darbhas are the
31    5,     7, 7 |   offering-ladle, the altar, the grass (barhis),~With the Rc, bear
32    5,     7, 11|        clay with the gums; Avaka grass with pieces of gravel; with
33    6,     1, 1 |        waters, and became Darbha grass. In that he purifies (the
34    6,     1, 1 |           with bunches of Darbha grass, verily he purifies him
35    6,     1, 3 |        was left over became Çara grass; Çara grass is strength.
36    6,     1, 3 |          became Çara grass; Çara grass is strength. In that the
37    6,     1, 3 |       that the girdle is of Çara grass [3], he wins strength. He
38    6,     1, 3 |           açiryanta) became Çara grass, and that is why Çara grass
39    6,     1, 3 |      grass, and that is why Çara grass is so called. The thunderbolt
40    6,     1, 3 |          The thunderbolt is Çara grass; hunger indeed is the foe
41    6,     1, 3 |       that the girdle is of Çara grass, he clearly drives away
42    6,     2, 4 |    plucked out a bunch of Darbha grass, pierced the seven hills,
43    6,     3, 4 |        text. He winds round (the grass); the girdle is strength,
44    6,     3, 4 |         a ransom in the bunch of grass for the offering-spoons,
45    6,     3, 4 |        in the fire) the bunch of grass, he offers the chip, to