Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 5 |         i Thou art the plank' of wood, may the skin of Aditi recognize
 2    1,     1, 5 |          m Thou art the stone of wood.~n Do thou with good labour
 3    1,     7, 12|         men, that sittest in the wood, that sittest in the world,
 4    1,     7, 22|    itself, in a dish of Açvattha wood [2] with four corners (made)
 5    2,     1, 8 |     sacrificial post is of Bilva wood. Whence yonder [1] sun was
 6    2,     3, 1 |        in seven pegs of Açvattha wood in the middle shaft, (saying), '
 7    2,     3, 1 |        The pegs) are of Açvattha wood; the Açvattha is the might
 8    2,     5, 4 |      offering. It is of Udumbara wood [3]; the Udumbara is strength,
 9    2,     5, 8 |         generate fire in the dry wood (to see) which of us two
10    3,     4, 8 |   Udumbara, Açvattha, or Plaksa (wood) is the kindling-wood; these
11    3,     5, 7 | dipping-spoon is make of Khadira wood, cuts off with the sap of
12    3,     5, 7 |     whose ladle is made of Parna wood [1] has his oblations acceptable;
13    3,     5, 7 |     whose ladle is made of Parna wood is styled famous; he hears
14    3,     5, 7 |     whose ladle is made of Parna wood, and his spoon (upabhrt)
15    3,     5, 7 |       the ladle is made of Parna wood and the spoon of Açvattha,
16    3,     5, 7 |    Dhruva, is made of Vikankata, wood finds rest; verily he is
17    4,     1, 9 |   prevent breaking.~g Feeding on wood, sipping clarified butter,~
18    4,     4, 4 |         secret, resting in every wood;~Thou when rubbed art born
19    4,     5, 6 |           i Homage to him of the wood, and to him of the thicket.~
20    4,     6, 1 |          him that sitteth in the wood, hail! To him that sitteth
21    4,     6, 2 |        his might.~m What was the wood, and what the tree,~Whence
22    5,     1, 9 |           he entered the Krumuka wood; he deposits Krumuka; verily
23    5,     1, 9 |        on (a stick) of Vikankata wood; verily he wins radiance;
24    5,     1, 10|          puts on one of Udumbara wood; the Udumbara is strength;
25    5,     1, 10|          puts on one of Açvattha wood; of trees the Açvattha is
26    5,     1, 10|           He puts on one of Çami wood, for atonement. 'Sharpened
27    5,     2, 8 |       The mortar) is of Udumbara wood; the Udumbara is strength;
28    5,     4, 6 |       fire. They are of Udumbara wood, the Udumbara is strength;
29    5,     4, 7 |      brick (a ladle) of Udumbara wood filled with curds; curds
30    5,     4, 7 |      kindling-stick) of Udumbara wood; this is a pipe with projections;
31    5,     4, 7 |     kindling-stick) of Vikankata wood; verily he wins radiance. '
32    5,     4, 7 |          kindling-stick) of Çami wood, for soothing. The fire
33    5,     4, 9 |       offering-spoon of Udumbara wood; the Udumbara is strength,
34    5,     5, 16|        for the Apsarases; to the wood the Srmara.~
35    5,     7, 5 |      must again be kindled (with wood) around; verily he produces
36    6,     1, 4 |       The (staff) is of Udumbara wood; the, Udumbara is strength;
37    6,     2, 1 |        sticks of Gmelina arborea wood [5], and by them they smote
38    6,     2, 1 |          made of Gmelina arborea wood, it is for the smiting away
39    6,     2, 10|         The post) is of Udumbara wood of the height of the sacrificer.
40    6,     2, 10|     fixes (the post) of Udumbara wood; verily he places strength
41    6,     4, 7 |         vessels that are made of wood are born from her womb,
42    7,     2, 1 |       seat should be of Açvattha wood, for that is heavenly. They