Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     2, 10|           the strew, and half not, pile on half the kindling-wood
 2    4,     2, 7 |           are pilers around, do ye pile upwards as a support,~with
 3    4,     3, 13|         What time on the steeps ye pile the moving one,~Like birds,
 4    5,     2, 3 |            piles (the fire) should pile in five layers; the sacrifice
 5    5,     2, 3 |           for a second time should pile in three layers; these worlds
 6    5,     2, 3 |            for a third time should pile in one layer; the world
 7    5,     2, 7 |           be piled'; if he were to pile (it) on earth, he would
 8    5,     2, 7 |           1] be born; if he should pile (it) in the atmosphere,
 9    5,     2, 7 |          not be born; if he should pile (it) in the sky, he would
10    5,     4, 10|          they say, 'one should not pile it up.' The fire is Rudra,
11    5,     4, 10|        again they say, 'One should pile it up.' It is as if one
12    5,     4, 11|          who desires cattle should pile a piling with the metres;
13    5,     4, 11|          rich in cattle. He should pile in hawk shape who desires
14    5,     4, 11|         world of heaven. He should pile in heron form who desires, '
15    5,     4, 11|            yonder world. He should pile in the form of an Alaja
16    5,     4, 11|            the quarters. He should pile in the form of a triangle,
17    5,     4, 11|         repels his foes. He should pile in triangle form on both
18    5,     4, 11|            he will have. He should pile in the form of a chariot
19    5,     4, 11| thunderbolt at his foes. He should pile in the form of a wooden
20    5,     4, 11|          place of birth. He should pile one that has to be collected
21    5,     4, 11|           in cattle [2]. He should pile one in a circle, who desires
22    5,     4, 11|            of a village. He should pile in the form of a cemetery,
23    5,     5, 2 |            shall prosper who shall pile me again hence.' The gods
24    5,     5, 2 |        world. Prajapati desired to pile the fire; to him spake earth; '
25    5,     5, 2 |       spake earth; 'Thou shalt not pile the fire on me; thou wilt
26    5,     5, 2 |             That on which he is to pile the fire he should stroke, (
27    5,     5, 3 |            of birds; if he were to pile it face downward, the libations
28    5,     5, 3 |          in the mouth; he does not pile it face upwards; verily
29    5,     6, 7 |          twelve months, should one pile it up; the year has twelve
30    5,     6, 8 |          than himself.~e He should pile (the fire) of a thousand (
31    5,     6, 8 |     conquers this world. He should pile (it) of two thousand when
32    5,     6, 8 |          the atmosphere. He should pile (it) of three thousand when
33    5,     6, 8 |       world.~d Knee deep should he pile (it), when piling for the
34    5,     6, 8 |        world; navel deep should he pile (it) when piling for the
35    5,     6, 8 |    atmosphere; neck deep should he pile (it) when piling for the
36    5,     6, 9 |      should the sacrificer himself pile; if another pile his fire,
37    5,     6, 9 |           himself pile; if another pile his fire, if he should not
38    5,     6, 10|           offspring; if he were to pile it with three layers, he
39    5,     7, 8 |  cracklings, thy drops,~With these pile thyself, well knowing.~The
40    5,     7, 9 |            fire in himself were to pile it, he would pile his own
41    5,     7, 9 |          were to pile it, he would pile his own fire also [1] for
42    5,     7, 10|            them at the ends of the pile; verily at the ends also