Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 1 |           the re-establishing [3] prospers. He who knows his connexions
 2    1,     5, 4 |         offer these oblations; be prospers with the prosperity where
 3    1,     7, 3 |         thus brings the Anvaharya prospers himself, his foe is defeated.
 4    2,     1, 1 |         him attain prosperity; he prospers. 'He is an overswift deity,'
 5    2,     1, 1 |          to avoid being burnt; he prospers [1]. He who desires a village
 6    2,     1, 4 |       means of that for Indra, he prospers, his foe is defeated. Indra
 7    2,     1, 4 |           freed from the evil, he prospers. He who is long in exile
 8    2,     1, 5 |          to attain prosperity; he prospers. He should offer to Indra (
 9    2,     1, 9 |           prosperity upon him; he prospers in offspring and cattle.~
10    2,     2, 3 |         him attain prosperity; he prospers. He who desires radiance
11    2,     2, 7 |        support in food; verily he prospers. He who is seized by misfortune
12    2,     4, 3 |         and cattle of his foe; he prospers with himself, his foe is
13    2,     5, 8 |           as messenger we choose, prospers himself, his enemy is defeated.
14    2,     5, 11|      chose his list of ancestors, prospers himself, his enemy is defeated.
15    3,     2, 2 |     knowing thus offers the Soma, prospers himself, the enemy is defeated.~
16    3,     3, 7 |          utter', the Vasat call - prospers himself, his foe is defeated.
17    3,     4, 3 |         in this (earth), his corn prospers. To Agni and Soma should
18    3,     4, 6 |         them, and in that rite he prospers. In that the All-gods brought
19    3,     4, 6 |           he wins the kingdom; he prospers himself, his foe is defeated.~
20    3,     4, 8 |         for whom first they offer prospers, and wins this battle. The
21    3,     5, 1 |   commences these (offerings), he prospers by them. That to Sarasvant
22    5,     2, 10|      prosperity in these (bricks) prospers; he who knows thus their
23    5,     3, 3 |          is) to overcome foes: he prospers himself, his foe is defeated. '
24    5,     3, 11|        conquers these worlds, and prospers himself; his foe is defeated. '
25    5,     4, 1 |         Indra and with a body; be prospers himself, his foe is [1]
26    5,     5, 1 |           offer a cake; verily he prospers in yonder world. In that
27    5,     5, 1 |      should be offered; verily he prospers in this world. It is (an
28    5,     6, 2 |           to overcome his foe; he prospers himself, his foe is defeated.
29    6,     2, 2 | overcoming of the foe; he himself prospers, his foe is defeated. He
30    6,     2, 2 |        overcoming of his foes; he prospers himself, his foe is overcome.
31    6,     2, 5 |        overcoming of his foes. He prospers himself [4], his foe is
32    6,     2, 6 |           must be made; verily he prospers.~
33    6,     3, 10|         overcoming of his foe; he prospers himself, his foe is defeated.
34    6,     4, 10|         Manthin (cups) are drawn, prospers himself, his foe [1] is
35    6,     6, 6 |         the wives, the sacrificer prospers with the prosperity with
36    6,     6, 9 |        thus the Adabhya is drawn, prospers himself, his foe is defeated.
37    6,     6, 10|           thus the Ançu is drawn, prospers. He draws from (the Soma)
38    7,     1, 8 |          Atri had, the sacrificer prospers.~
39    7,     2, 5 |          whatever befalls him; he prospers and his enemy is defeated.
40    7,     2, 10|    because of it he prospered. He prospers among the priests who knowing