Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 2 |      newly-sewn garment, a draught ox let loose again, for the
 2    1,     7, 14|       sacrificial fee is a choice (ox). (He offers) to Agni and
 3    1,     7, 19|          it.~g (Give) medicine for ox, for horse, for man,~And
 4    1,     7, 22|          fee is a great castrated (ox). To the Maruts (he offers)
 5    1,     7, 22|     sacrificial fee is a speckled (ox). To the Açvins (he offers)
 6    1,     7, 22|        sacrificial fee is a black (ox). To Rudra (he offers) an
 7    1,     7, 22|     sacrificial fee is a speckled (ox) with raised tail. To Indra,
 8    1,     7, 30|     sacrificial fee is a speckled (ox). To Pusan (he offers) an
 9    1,     7, 30|         sacrificial fee is a dark (ox), To Brhaspati (he offers)
10    1,     7, 30| sacrificial fee is a white-backed (ox). To Indra (he offers) on
11    1,     7, 30|          fee is a great castrated (ox). To Soma (he offers) an
12    1,     7, 30|        sacrificial fee is a brown (ox). To Tvastr (he offers)
13    1,     7, 30|        sacrificial fee is a white (ox) To Vishnu (he offers) on
14    1,     7, 30|        sacrificial fee is a dwarf (ox).~
15    1,     7, 31|         Potr, a wagon drawn by one ox laden with barley to the
16    1,     7, 31|            the Achavaka, a draught ox to the Agnidh. The Hotr
17    1,     7, 32| sacrificial fee is a white-backed (ox). To the Adityas he sacrifices
18    1,     7, 34|      Açvins he sacrifices a dusky (ox), to Sarasvati a ram, to
19    2,     1, 3 |          village. In that it is an ox [2], it is Indra's; in that
20    2,     2, 2 |           trackless way. A draught ox is the sacrificial fee,
21    2,     2, 9 |         cow, the rice grain of the ox; verily from the pair he
22    2,     2, 10|            liable to be ruined; an ox must be given by the Hotr;
23    2,     2, 10|          be given by the Hotr; the ox is a carrier, the Hotr is
24    2,     6, 2 |         half of whose strength the ox feeds, by the second half
25    2,     6, 2 |            in front; therefore the ox feeds with the first half.
26    4,     3, 3 |      thirty-threefold; the draught ox the strength; the Abhibhu
27    4,     3, 5 |        Anustubh metre; the draught ox in strength, the Brhati
28    4,     7, 10|            and female, the draught ox and the draught cow, the
29    5,     5, 24|           the front the red-limbed ox; the two spotted below for
30    5,     6, 22|       morning eleven beasts of the ox kind are offered; the goat
31    6,     1, 10|           buys (it) with a draught ox, the draught ox is the bearer;
32    6,     1, 10|            draught ox, the draught ox is the bearer; verily by
33    6,     2, 1 |           has not yet arrived. One ox is unyoked, one ox is not
34    6,     2, 1 |             One ox is unyoked, one ox is not unyoked; then he
35    7,     5, 18|     fighter; a milk cow; a draught ox; a swift racer; a prolific