Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 11|      kindle thee, O wise one,~That dost invite to the sacrifice,
 2    1,     2, 14|            may we attend thee~That dost surpass the glories of men.'~
 3    1,     3, 14|          household;~Thou, as Pasan dost, protectest thy worshippers
 4    1,     4, 8 |           in those among whom thou dost wax.~b Thou art taken with
 5    1,     4, 21|        thou barren, O Indra,~Never dost thou fail thy worshipper;~
 6    1,     4, 21|        time art thou heedless,~But dost guard the two generations;~
 7    1,     4, 30| Light-making art thou, Surya;~Thou dost illumine all the firmament.~
 8    1,     4, 45|             for whom, O Agni, thou dost make, O wise one,~For his
 9    1,     5, 6 |        thou barren, O Indra,~Never dost thou fail thy worshipper;~
10    1,     7, 18|        chariot seat~Being praised, dost thou fare according to our
11    2,     2, 12|           the mountains,~Thou that dost, O great earth,~With thy
12    2,     2, 12|           Thee that, O bright one, dost shoot forward~The seed like
13    2,     2, 12|            of thine~What time thou dost change thy shape in battle [
14    2,     4, 12|           me enter thee.' 'If thou dost enter me, in what way wilt
15    2,     5, 9 |           a felly the spokes, thou dost surround the gods', he says,
16    3,     1, 11|            these immovable things (dost thou eat),~O Agni, like
17    3,     2, 11|           Whose companionship thou dost favour.~b Your ancient lofty
18    3,     3, 1 |            I offer to thee.~b Thou dost win brilliance; may brilliance
19    3,     3, 1 |            I offer to thee.~d Thou dost win force; may force forsake
20    3,     3, 1 |            I offer to thee.~f Thou dost win the light; may the light
21    3,     3, 8 |         wealth to us.~f O god that dost fatten, thou art a lord
22    3,     3, 8 |         this for me.' 'O god, that dost fatten', he says; the god
23    3,     4, 11|            thou much invoked, thou dost endure the foes;~Best be
24    3,     5, 2 |       offspring he connects. 'Thou dost endure the battle; for cattle
25    4,     1, 4 |          hues,~Put on, O thou that dost abound in light.~c Arise,
26    4,     1, 11|            Which on all sides thou dost encircle,~It of a truth
27    4,     1, 11|           art thou;~All magic thou dost further, O powerful one;~
28    4,     2, 11|       strong thy rule;~Strong laws dost thou establish.~r This for
29    4,     3, 6 |      possessing the sun, thee that dost illumine the sky, the earth,
30    4,     3, 11|             O Usas, in many places dost thou shine forth~Unaging
31    4,     3, 11|           shine forth~Unaging thou dost make to age all else.~
32    4,     3, 13|       strong thy rule,~Strong laws dost thou establish.~k O Maruts,
33    4,     3, 13|           4] and radiant one, thou dost enjoy, for thou art the
34    4,     4, 1 |            Quicken offspring. Thou dost endure the battle; for cattle
35    4,     4, 4 |        with steeds auspicious thou dost resort;~Thou placest in
36    4,     5, 10|         points of those which thou dost rule.~
37    4,     6, 7 |          taste,~Then most greedily dost thou consume the plants.~
38    4,     6, 9 |       limbs with the knife.~k Thou dost not die, indeed, thou art
39    4,     7, 13|         the winged,~Wherewith thou dost smite away the Raksases,
40    4,     7, 13|            thee; harm me not,~Thou dost stand resting on the head
41    5,     7, 26|            I obstruct thee if thou dost not snuff (it).~Aditya was
42    5,     7, 26|           thou wilt win it if thou dost snuff it.~
43    7,     1, 11|        thou art the restrainer who dost restrain; thou art the supporter
44    7,     1, 11|         thou art the supporter who dost support.~c For ploughing