Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 4 |       god to the gods, hast thou gone, and I here man to man,
 2    1,     4, 32|        those mortals who in days gone by behold~An earlier dawn
 3    1,     5, 9 |          yonder world; he having gone to yonder world bethought
 4    1,     7, 34|       food of those~Who have not gone to the reverential cutting
 5    2,     1, 1 | inspiration; even if his life be gone, he yet lives. Prajapati
 6    2,     1, 2 |          and even if his life is gone, yet he lives. He who desires
 7    2,     1, 3 |           He whose prosperity is gone and who desires support
 8    2,     1, 9 |       noose; even if his life be gone, he yet lives. The gods
 9    2,     2, 1 |        and strength. When he has gone to the assembly he should
10    2,     2, 4 |         him; even if his life is gone, he yet lives. He who desires
11    2,     2, 6 |           earth); verily in time gone by they were used to rest
12    2,     2, 10|          even if [4] his life be gone, he yet lives. The Hotr
13    2,     3, 11|         him; even if his life is gone, he yet lives. 'What went
14    2,     5, 3 |      power and strength [2] have gone into the earth; then the
15    2,     6, 3 |         3] goes wrong, so I have gone wrong.' After anointing
16    2,     6, 5 |         and shivers not. 'Has he gone, O Agnidh? he says. If (
17    2,     6, 5 |           were to say, 'Agni has gone?' he would make Agni go
18    2,     6, 5 |          should say only 'Has he gone?' Verily he makes the sacrificer
19    4,     1, 2 |         their assemblies in ages gone by, the sages;~Therewith
20    4,     1, 2 |          the offerings hath Agni gone,~The sage, the lord of strength,~
21    4,     2, 6 |      hear now~And those that are gone far away,~Coming all together
22    4,     3, 13|    tribulation.~s For in autumns gone by~We have paid worship,
23    4,     4, 9 |       final bath; the ocean when gone; the water when dipped;
24    4,     6, 5 |        pan in your hands;~Having gone to the ridge of the sky,
25    5,     2, 11|       food of those~Who have not gone to the reverential cutting
26    6,     1, 1 |      from this world and yet not gone to the world of the gods;
27    6,     2, 7 |         Since the high altar has gone to the gods, here must we
28    6,     3, 2 |       god to the gods, hast thou gone', he says, for it being
29    6,     4, 10|          nose. They offer having gone round (the altar) on both
30    6,     6, 7 |        himself. He whose mind is gone should look at (it), (saying), '
31    6,     6, 7 |          mind of mine which hath gone away, or which hath gone
32    6,     6, 7 |         gone away, or which hath gone elsewhere, by means of King
33    6,     6, 7 |     himself [2], his mind is not gone. At the third pressing the
34    7,     1, 6 |           who knows thus. Having gone round the Agnidh's place
35    7,     1, 11|         their assemblies in ages gone by, the sages;~Therewith
36    7,     1, 19|         rest hail!~To him having gone to rest hail!~To him about
37    7,     1, 19|         down hail!~To him having gone down hail!~To him about
38    7,     1, 19|        out hail!~To him who hath gone out hail!~To him about to
39    7,     2, 4 |          and even if his life be gone, yet he lives.~
40    7,     2, 7 |          and even if his life is gone, yet he lives. He should
41    7,     4, 5 |         before (what has already gone), they would perform speech
42    7,     4, 20|        metre.~c As the wind hath gone to the waters,~Indra's dear