Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 8 |          united with the wind, thy limbs with the sacrificial, the
 2    2,     5, 6 |         and the full moons are the limbs and joints of the year;
 3    2,     5, 6 |        sacrifices) thus unites the limbs and joints of the year.
 4    3,     1, 4 |            as it speedeth from the limbs;~Go to heaven by the paths
 5    3,     1, 8 |       delight my trunk, delight my limbs, delight my offspring, delight
 6    3,     2, 5 |     gathering of might.~l Impel my limbs, O thou with tawny steeds,~
 7    3,     3, 10|          And a womb of gold,~Whose limbs are uninjured.~c Bring near,
 8    3,     4, 2 |        Prajapati, may we share thy limbs.~
 9    3,     4, 3 |       Godspeed'. 'May we share thy limbs', he says; verily he invokes
10    4,     1, 4 |      mothers.~f Be firm, of strong limbs,~Swift, a mighty steed;~
11    4,     1, 10|         tail the Yajñayajñiya, thy limbs the metres, thy hoofs the
12    4,     2, 8 |            wings of the eagle, the limbs of the gazelle,~That is
13    4,     6, 7 |            wings of the eagle, the limbs of the gazelle,~That is
14    4,     6, 9 |            use;~Those parts of thy limbs that I place in order,~Those
15    4,     6, 9 |     Missing the joints, mangle thy limbs with the knife.~k Thou dost
16    4,     7, 1 |           body, protection, guard, limbs, bones, joints, bodies (
17    5,     1, 5 |          fall. 'Be firm, of strong limbs', (with these words) he
18    5,     2, 7 |       therefore animals move their limbs transversely, for support.~
19    5,     2, 10| transversely do animals move their limbs, for support. With those (
20    5,     2, 12|           thee~Who doth pierce thy limbs?~Who, too, is thy wise dissector?~
21    5,     2, 12|        piercers piercing~Joint thy limbs.~d May the half-months,
22    5,     2, 12|            f Healing to thy higher limbs,~Healing to thy lower;~Healing
23    5,     3, 5 |        therefore cattle move their limbs transversely, for support.
24    5,     4, 5 |       therefore animals move their limbs transversely, for support.
25    5,     5, 6 |       breath comes through all the limbs. 'They of him, streaming
26    5,     6, 9 |           the body, the head, four limbs; verily in himself he bears
27    5,     6, 13|         limbed, the one with white limbs on one side the one with
28    5,     6, 13|            side the one with white limbs on both sides, these are
29    5,     7, 25|           and the half-months; thy limbs the seasons; thy greatness
30    6,     2, 8 |        therefore cattle move their limbs transversely, for support. '
31    6,     3, 7 |           breath in the wind. 'Thy limbs with the sacrificers, the
32    6,     3, 10|          cattle move forward their limbs transversely, for support.~
33    7,     3, 16|            the marrow hail!~To the limbs hail!~To the trunk hail!~
34    7,     5, 8 |            breath protects all the limbs. Therefore, just as a bird
35    7,     5, 12|           hail!~To that which hath limbs hail!~To the limbless hail!~
36    7,     5, 25|           joinings the months, the limbs the seasons, the trunk the