Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     1, 3 |          then he becomes Visnu and conquers these worlds. He should
 2    2,     2, 1 |          approaches the battle and conquers in it. Now power and strength
 3    2,     2, 4 |         race, he slays the foe, he conquers in the battle, and like
 4    2,     5, 5 |        with the second; verily one conquers the world of the gods [3]
 5    2,     5, 7 |          the Rathantara; verily he conquers this world. He divides it
 6    2,     5, 7 |        worlds are three; verily he conquers these worlds. The last he
 7    2,     5, 7 |          with the Brhat; verily he conquers yonder world. 'Forward [
 8    2,     5, 11|            and the world of men he conquers.~The gods having repeated
 9    2,     5, 11|       breaths are three; verily he conquers the breaths. (He rubs) the
10    2,     5, 11|           are three [5]; verily he conquers these worlds. (He rubs)
11    2,     5, 11|     leading to the gods; verily he conquers them. Thrice he fans (the
12    2,     5, 11|          gods are three; verily he conquers the worlds of the gods.
13    3,     3, 5 |            this (earth); verily he conquers this (earth). 'Thee for
14    3,     3, 5 |          the atmosphere; verily he conquers the atmosphere. 'Thee for
15    3,     3, 5 |        order is the sky; verily he conquers the sky. 'Thee for the truth
16    3,     3, 5 |            the quarters; verily he conquers the quarters. 'Thee for
17    3,     3, 5 |         world of heaven; verily he conquers the world of heaven. So
18    3,     3, 5 |      worlds of the gods; verily he conquers them. They make up ten;
19    3,     3, 6 |         first he draws, by this he conquers the world; the second (he
20    3,     3, 6 |      second (he draws), by this he conquers the atmosphere; the third (
21    3,     3, 6 |       third (he draws), by this he conquers yonder world. In that they
22    3,     4, 6 |          his foes, by the Jayas he conquers them, by the Rastrabhrts
23    3,     5, 10|        drawn attains supremacy, he conquers the quarters. Five are drawn,
24    5,     3, 11|          put down becomes greater, conquers these worlds, and prospers
25    5,     4, 6 | unassailable (hymn) the sacrificer conquers his foes therewith unassailably;
26    5,     4, 6 |       unassailably; verily also he conquers what has not been conquered. (
27    5,     4, 9 |            with the thunderbolt he conquers the quarters [3]. In yonder
28    5,     4, 12|          verily he obtains all, he conquers all with it.~
29    5,     6, 2 |        consecrated; verily also he conquers both the worlds, that of
30    5,     6, 3 |        knowing thus piles the fire conquers both the worlds, that of
31    5,     6, 4 |            fire finds support, and conquers all the quarters. The Brahman
32    5,     6, 8 |         with a thousand; verily he conquers this world. He should pile (
33    5,     6, 8 |            two thousand; verily be conquers the atmosphere. He should
34    5,     6, 8 |          three thousand; verily he conquers yonder world.~d Knee deep
35    5,     7, 5 |           fire becomes greater, he conquers these worlds, the gods know
36    5,     7, 9 |         food in all his offspring, conquers all the quarters. In the
37    5,     7, 9 |         food in all his offspring, conquers all the quarters; verily
38    6,     2, 6 |  contiguous place of sacrifice. He conquers (apnoti) his foe, his foe
39    6,     2, 6 |           apnoti) his foe, his foe conquers him not. On a place of sacrifice
40    6,     5, 11|          once only (paracínani) he conquers yonder world, for yonder
41    6,     5, 11|            which are used again he conquers this world, for this world