Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 4 |     brother sprung of the same womb, thy friend in the herd.~
 2    1,     7, 9 |     kingly class, thou art the womb of the kingly class.~b O
 3    1,     7, 25|     kingly power, thou art the womb of kingly power.~g Notified
 4    1,     7, 29|     kingly power, thou are the womb of kingly power.~d Sit thou
 5    2,     2, 4 |        Agni born, from his own womb, the all-knower; he with
 6    2,     2, 4 |        begets him from his own womb; 'this is the fire', they
 7    2,     2, 5 |     unpropitiated burns up the womb of offspring, of cattle,
 8    2,     2, 5 | offspring for him from his own womb; by (the offering) to Varuna
 9    2,     4, 13|        While still within (the womb) they fettered him with
10    3,     1, 10|   Shaken by the arms, from the womb of the pressing-planks,~
11    3,     3, 10|      hast a tawny embryo~And a womb of gold,~Whose limbs are
12    3,     3, 10|        apart thy urinator,~Thy womb, the two groins, [1]~The
13    3,     4, 2 |        embryo hath entered thy womb;~Do thou, the barren, go
14    4,     1, 5 |       Let her bear Agni in her womb~As a mother a child in her
15    4,     2, 5 |     the yokes,~Here sow in the womb made ready the seed [5]~
16    4,     2, 8 | fundamental nearest forms,~The womb of being and of not being.~
17    4,     3, 1 |    waters; I place thee in the womb of the waters; I place thee
18    4,     3, 8 |      the twenty-threefold; the womb, the twenty-fourfold; the
19    5,     2, 10|   verily he places seed in the womb. Five he puts down (on the
20    5,     3, 3 |      the greater fervour. 'The womb, the twenty-fourfold', (
21    5,     6, 8 |       seed in that which is no womb'; nor after piling for the
22    5,     6, 9 |       embryo, the sling is the womb; if he were to remove the
23    5,     6, 9 |     strike the embryo from the womb; the sling has six ropes;
24    6,     1, 3 |      this world'. Stroking her womb he split it, she became
25    6,     1, 3 |      sacrifice united with the womb, the gift with the womb,
26    6,     1, 3 |        womb, the gift with the womb, Indra with the womb, for
27    6,     1, 3 |       the womb, Indra with the womb, for union with the womb. '
28    6,     1, 3 |       womb, for union with the womb. 'For ploughing thee, for
29    6,     1, 3 |     bringing of the gifts, the womb of his offspring will be
30    6,     1, 3 |        the pit. The pit is the womb of the sacrificer; the horn
31    6,     1, 3 |      the black antelope is the womb; verily he places womb in
32    6,     1, 3 |     the womb; verily he places womb in womb, that the sacrificer
33    6,     1, 3 |       verily he places womb in womb, that the sacrificer may
34    6,     1, 3 |      the sacrificer may have a womb.~
35    6,     2, 5 |       consecration-shed is the womb (in which he is). If the
36    6,     2, 5 |        a foetus falls from the womb. He must not leave, to guard
37    6,     4, 7 |      of wood are born from her womb, those that are made of