Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    3,     1, 1 |          he saw this speech of the consecrated, he spoke it. Then indeed
 2    3,     1, 1 |           speaks the speech of the consecrated, the sacrificer thus [1]
 3    3,     1, 1 |           offspring. If one who is consecrated sees anything impure, the
 4    3,     1, 1 |           rain falls on one who is consecrated, the heavenly waters if
 5    3,     1, 1 |        Agni is the divinity of the consecrated man, and he is concealed
 6    3,     5, 6 |            offspring;~To-day being consecrated do thou win strength for
 7    5,     2, 4 |             he says; verily having consecrated him with the seasons, with
 8    5,     4, 9 |     strength and food. Agni is the consecrated of gods, the piler of the
 9    5,     6, 2 | consecration; verily by them is he consecrated; verily also he conquers
10    5,     6, 3 |           He who piles the fire is consecrated; these are the offerings
11    5,     6, 3 |          fire. When Indra had been consecrated, his power and strength
12    5,     6, 3 |           he who piles the fire is consecrated; having piled the fire he
13    5,     6, 7 |          three nights should he be consecrated; the Viraj has three feet,
14    5,     6, 7 |         For six nights should he b consecrated; the year consists of six
15    5,     6, 7 |            ten nights should he be consecrated; the Viraj has ten syllables;
16    5,     6, 7 |         twelve nights should he be consecrated; the year has twelve months;
17    5,     6, 7 |            the Viraj. He should be consecrated for thirteen nights; the
18    5,     6, 7 |        fifteen nights should he be consecrated; the nights of the half-month
19    5,     6, 7 |      seventeen nights should he be consecrated; the year has twelve months
20    5,     6, 7 |    twenty-four nights should he be consecrated; the year has twenty-four
21    5,     6, 7 |         thirty nights should he be consecrated [2]; the Viraj has thirty
22    5,     6, 7 |           For a month should he be consecrated; the year is the month;
23    5,     6, 7 |           four months should he be consecrated; for four months the Vasus
24    5,     6, 9 |        which is kept in the pan is consecrated of fires; if he were to
25    6,     1, 1 |           the gods. The man who is consecrated has fallen from this world
26    6,     1, 2 |            of the gods. 'He is not consecrated by one oblation ', they
27    6,     1, 3 |           the text. The man who is consecrated is a foetus; the clothing
28    6,     1, 4 |       sacrifice. 'This Brahman has consecrated himself', he says thrice
29    6,     1, 4 |        Prepare the fast food.' The consecrated is bound by a vow of sacrifice;
30    6,     1, 4 |            the house of one who is consecrated, or should an offering not
31    6,     1, 4 |           be made?' The man who is consecrated is the oblation, and if
32    6,     1, 4 |            fain to hurt him who is consecrated while he sleeps. Agni [5]
33    6,     1, 4 |       sleeps. Now, if a man who is consecrated sleeps, he does something
34    6,     1, 4 |         depart from the man who is consecrated when he is asleep. 'All
35    6,     1, 11|            the sacrificer. Now the consecrated person has for long been
36    6,     2, 5 |      foetuses grow; the man who is consecrated is as it were a foetus;
37    6,     2, 5 |       overcome. Now the man who is consecrated is a foetus, the consecration-shed
38    6,     2, 5 |          he is). If the man who is consecrated were to leave the consecration-shed,
39    6,     2, 5 |        Therefore if the man who is consecrated were to leave (the shed),
40    7,     2, 7 |      Varuna first if when they are consecrated one die [1]. From expiration
41    7,     2, 7 |        they separated of whom when consecrated one dies, Mitra and Varuna
42    7,     2, 10|          by himself. One should be consecrated for twelve nights; the year