Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 7 |         him the head [1] of his equals, and verily from the world
 2    1,     6, 2 |        may I be secure among my equals, wise, a guardian, a granter
 3    1,     6, 2 |         may I be dread among my equals, dread, a guardian, a granter
 4    1,     6, 2 |        I be overcoming among my equals, overcoming, a guardian,
 5    1,     6, 10|        may I be secure among my equals', he says; verily he makes
 6    1,     6, 10|         may I be dread among my equals'; verily he makes them harmonious. '
 7    1,     6, 10|        I be overcoming among my equals,' he says; verily he overthrows
 8    2,     1, 6 |         May I be the back of my equals', should offer to Brhaspati (
 9    2,     3, 4 |     leads him to the top of his equals; the Yajya and the Anuvakya
10    2,     3, 9 |        may I be secure among my equals, wise, a guardian, a gainer
11    2,     3, 9 |        may I be secure among my equals, dread, a guardian, a gainer
12    2,     3, 9 |        may I be secure among my equals, dread, a guardian, a gainer
13    2,     3, 9 |        gods of affection, those equals, youths, of one mind, them
14    2,     3, 9 |      for taking possession; his equals are connected with the All-gods;
15    2,     3, 9 |         verily they subject his equals to him; he becomes possessed
16    2,     3, 9 |       he grasps the mind of his equals [2]. 'Thou art secure; may
17    2,     3, 9 |        may I be secure among my equals', (with these words) he
18    2,     3, 9 |         pass with regard to the equals of him for whom knowing
19    2,     3, 9 |      oblations; so many are his equals, great, small, and women,
20    2,     4, 2 |       beset, to whom one of his equals is superior, even [3] if
21    2,     6, 9 |  imploreth superiority over his equals', he says; his equals are
22    2,     6, 9 |       his equals', he says; his equals are the breaths; verily
23    3,     4, 8 |      becomes the richest of his equals. They should be offered
24    3,     4, 8 |       him pre-eminent among his equals. (The offering) is of four
25    3,     5, 5 |      May I become highest of my equals [1].~c To the ocean, to
26    3,     5, 9 |        makes him a light of his equals. 'For those whose tongue
27    4,     1, 7 |       thou the midmost of thine equals;~O Agni, shine forth here
28    5,     3, 8 |       makes him the head of his equals. He puts down the Tristubhs;
29    5,     3, 8 |    makes him the highest of his equals. He puts down two-footed (
30    5,     4, 2 |     becomes the overlord of his equals; he should think of him
31    5,     6, 7 | distinction, supremacy over his equals.~
32    5,     7, 4 |  resplendent,~Most famed of his equals.~With look auspicious first
33    6,     4, 11|     head reaches the top of his equals. With a verse containing
34    6,     4, 11|       he reaches the top of his equals. 'Ye gods that are eleven
35    6,     5, 2 |       makes him the head of his equals. 'Vaiçvanara, born for holy
36    6,     6, 11|       attains the summit of his equals. He draws at the morning