Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 8 |   Varuna's pillar.~I Varuna's noose is tied.~
 2    1,     2, 9 |   Varuna's pillar.~g Varuna's noose is loosened.~
 3    1,     3, 4 |        be free) from Varuna's noose; may I gaze on the heaven,
 4    1,     3, 8 |   gods, I seize thee with the noose of sacred order.~c Fear
 5    1,     4, 44|    hath been committed.~c The noose of Varuna is overcome.~d
 6    1,     4, 44|   deeds among the gods.~i The noose of Varuna is tied, the noose
 7    1,     4, 44|  noose of Varuna is tied, the noose of Varuna is loosed.~k Thou
 8    2,     1, 2 |   sets him free from Varuna's noose. It is a black (beast) with
 9    2,     1, 9 |   sets him free from Varuna's noose; even if his life be gone,
10    2,     2, 5 |  Varuna he frees him from the noose of Varuna; by Dadhikravan
11    2,     2, 5 |  Varuna he frees him from the noose of Varuna; by Dadhikravan
12    2,     3, 11|      grasps him with Varuna's noose - to Sarasvati the speech,
13    2,     3, 11|       frees him from Varuna's noose; by the offering to Sarasvati
14    2,     3, 12|     he set free from Varuna's noose. Varuna seizes him who accepts
15    2,     3, 12|       frees him from Varuna's noose [1]. (The offerings) are
16    2,     3, 12|     has overlooked, from that noose of Varuna is he set free.
17    2,     3, 13|      seizes him with Varuna's noose, who is seized by evil;
18    2,     3, 13|       frees him from Varuna's noose. (The offering) is of clotted
19    2,     3, 13|    them for him from Varuna's noose.~
20    3,     1, 4 |      Free the victim from the noose,~The lord of the sacrifice
21    3,     1, 4 |       I May Aditi loosen this noose;~Homage to the cattle, to
22    3,     1, 4 |     whom we hate I fasten the noose.~m Thee they keep to carry
23    4,     3, 13| contrary to right [3],~In the noose of destruction may he be
24    5,     2, 1 |     he freed himself from the noose of Varuna; Varuna seizes
25    5,     2, 1 |   frees himself from Varuna's noose [3]. 'I have drawn thee',
26    5,     2, 4 |   over against the sling, the noose is connected with Nirrti;
27    5,     2, 4 |      him straightway from the noose of Nirrti. He places three,
28    6,     2, 9 |       sets them free from the noose of Varuna; verily he makes
29    6,     3, 2 |        be free) from Varuna's noose', he says; verily he is
30    6,     3, 2 |     he is freed from Varuna's noose. 'O Agni, lord of vows,' (
31    6,     3, 6 |   gods, I seize thee with the noose of sacred order', he says;
32    6,     6, 3 |  makes medicine for him. 'The noose of Varuna is overcome',
33    6,     6, 3 |       verily he overcomes the noose of Varuna. He makes offering
34    6,     6, 3 |       offspring from Varuna's noose. He offers the two portions
35    6,     6, 3 |       frees him from Varuna's noose. He sacrifices to Agni and
36    6,     6, 3 |       frees him from Varuna's noose. He offers two after-offerings,
37    6,     6, 3 |       offspring from Varuna's noose. He offers four fore-offerings
38    6,     6, 3 |   Varuna seizes him not. 'The noose of Varuna is loosed', he
39    6,     6, 3 |     is he freed from Varuna's noose. They advance without looking
40    6,     6, 5 |   free oneself from Varuna's (noose). In the middle he offers