Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 9 |      this world he had fear of death, for this world is, as it
 2    1,     5, 9 |         as it were, yoked with death. He reflected, 'Let me praise
 3    1,     7, 19|   cucumber from its stem,~From death may I be loosened, not from
 4    1,     7, 20|       Pusan, I offer (for) the death of the Raksases; the Raksases
 5    1,     7, 27|        Thou art ambrosia; from death protect me.~c From the thunderbolt
 6    2,     3, 2 |        The gods were afraid of death; they had recourse to Prajapati
 7    2,     3, 2 | immortality; for him who fears death he should offer to Prajapati
 8    2,     3, 2 |        ransoming his body from death he wins cattle.~
 9    3,     1, 5 |       Now the victim is led to death, and if he should lay hold
10    3,     1, 7 |   inspiration, protect me from death, O expiration and inspiration
11    3,     4, 7 |   supreme ruler, the overlord, death is the Gandharva; his Apsarases
12    3,     4, 7 |        afar, the pitiless [2], death is the Gandharva; the Apsarases
13    4,     1, 7 |     enmity,~The Açvins removed death from him,~O Agni, the physicians
14    4,     1, 8 |      shadow is immortality and death;~To what god shall we offer
15    4,     4, 3 |  biting beasts, his weapon the death of men.~c This behind, all
16    5,     1, 8 |       1] that were comrades of death Yama holds the overlordship;
17    5,     1, 8 |  quarters. 'The Açvins removed death from him', he says; verily
18    5,     1, 8 |      verily from him he repels death. 'We from the darkness',
19    5,     1, 10|    another prince. Now Agni is death, gold is immortality; he
20    5,     1, 10|        severs immortality from death; it has twenty-one projections,
21    5,     2, 3 |     which was not covered with death; the gods saw this Yajus, '
22    5,     2, 3 |     fire on a place freed from death. He throws up (the earth);
23    5,     4, 4 |    calms its pain. The fire is death; the black antelope skin
24    5,     4, 4 |        shuts himself away from death. 'He shuts himself away
25    5,     4, 4 |        shuts himself away from death, and away from eating food',
26    5,     4, 4 |    shuts himself away [4] from death and wins the eating of food. '
27    5,     5, 14|        these are for Mitra; to death the dark (serpent); to wrath
28    5,     6, 3 |       being; in every place is death born; wherever death is
29    5,     6, 3 |        is death born; wherever death is born, thence he removes
30    5,     7, 5 |      extinguished, darkness is death; a black garment, a black
31    5,     7, 5 |     away the darkness which is death. Gold he gives, gold is
32    6,     3, 8 |        Now the beast is led to death; if he were to grasp hold
33    6,     3, 9 |      the beast as it is led to death falls away from this world;
34    6,     5, 6 |     give up even one worthy of death who has come for help. Therefore (
35    6,     5, 8 |     give up even one worthy of death who has come for help. Therefore
36    7,     2, 7 |   misfortune; verily he causes death to seize on him; swiftly
37    7,     2, 7 |    joyless fields are those of death; verily he goes not to the
38    7,     2, 7 |      goes not to the fields of death. He should draw full cups
39    7,     4, 2 |        misfortune, the evil of death, and reach the conclave
40    7,     4, 2 |        misfortune, the evil of death, and reached the conclave
41    7,     5, 17|   immortality, whose shadow is death;~Who is the god whom we