Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 5 |   glorious sounds.~q May we be victorious in contest.~r Thou art increased
 2    1,     3, 14|    bestow strength upon us;~Be victorious like a king; thou rulest
 3    1,     4, 45|       thee in strife may we be victorious;~May we overcome the hostilities
 4    1,     6, 3 |  blessings;~To us be she dear, victorious, bountiful.~n Thou art joy,
 5    1,     6, 4 |   having long life.~d May I be victorious through the victory of Agni.~
 6    1,     6, 4 |    victory of Agni.~e May I be victorious through the victory of Soma.~
 7    1,     6, 4 |    victory of Soma.~f May I be victorious through the victory of Agni.~
 8    1,     6, 4 |    victory of Agni.~g May I be victorious through the victory of Agni
 9    1,     6, 4 |      Agni and Soma.~h May I be victorious through the victory of Indra
10    1,     6, 4 |     Indra and Agni.~i May I be victorious through the victory of Indra [
11    1,     6, 4 |       of Indra [1].~k May I be victorious through the victory of Mahendra.~
12    1,     6, 4 |        of Mahendra.~I May I be victorious through the victory of Agni
13    1,     7, 1 |      Ida.' 'To us be she dear, victorious, bountiful', he says; verily
14    1,     7, 4 |     away the Asuras. 'May I be victorious through the victory of Agni',
15    1,     7, 4 |   sacrifices the sacrificer is victorious, and by means of the new
16    2,     4, 2 |      the sacrifice called 'the victorious'; he who knowing thus sacrifices
17    3,     2, 11|    heroes, making strength, is victorious,~Whose companionship thou
18    3,     2, 11|     with safe ways.~e Both are victorious, they are not defeated~Neither
19    3,     4, 4 |      then indeed were the gods victorious over the Asuras; in that
20    3,     4, 4 |      Asuras; in that they were victorious, that is why (the offerings)
21    3,     4, 4 |     the offerings) are called 'victorious'. They should be offered
22    3,     4, 11|    Indra, enduring wealth [3],~Victorious, bearing all,~Highest for
23    3,     5, 1 |      she of the full moon been victorious;~In her let the gods dwelling
24    3,     5, 2 |    find support. 'Thou art the victorious, with ready stone; for Indra
25    3,     5, 11|    they make bright, the wise,~Victorious in the contests,~Strong
26    4,     1, 1 |         Finding comrades, ever victorious,~Winning booty, winning
27    4,     2, 2 |      is to be born shall he be victorious.~k Thee, O Agni, the sacrificers
28    4,     2, 6 |     without fruit,~Like steeds victorious~The plants are strong to
29    4,     3, 12|       threefold protection and victorious.~b O Agni, drive away those
30    4,     4, 1 |   Quicken plants. Thou art the victorious with ready stone; for Indra
31    4,     4, 12|        overlordship.~i May the victorious among quarters, with the
32    4,     6, 4 |        thunderbolt on his arm,~Victorious, crushing in might a host,~
33    4,     6, 4 |      kine, mount, O Indra, thy victorious car.~g In might penetrating
34    4,     6, 6 |     the lap of the battles;~Be victorious with unpierced body;~Let
35    4,     6, 6 |    together;~Be our chariotmen victorious, O Indra.~
36    4,     7, 2 |         violence, impetuosity, victorious power, greatness, breadth,
37    5,     3, 2 |       advances to the north is victorious. They make up thirty-six;
38    5,     3, 3 |       advances to the north is victorious. 'Speed, the eighteenfold', (
39    5,     3, 4 |       advances to the north is victorious. 'Thou art the portion of
40    5,     3, 5 |       advances to the north is victorious. The forty-fourfold is a
41    5,     3, 6 |          plants. 'Thou art the victorious, with ready stone [1]; for
42    7,     5, 7 | Brahman's Saman should be the 'victorious'. The 'victorious' is the
43    7,     5, 7 |      be the 'victorious'. The 'victorious' is the holy power (Brahman);
44    7,     5, 18|     racer; a prolific woman; a victorious warrior; a youth fit for