Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 4 |        protection from hostility, brought about by ourselves or by
 2    1,     3, 5 |          whom this sharp axe hath brought forward for great good~fortune,
 3    1,     6, 6 |         that of thee may I not be brought low.~c Thou art good, the
 4    1,     7, 1 | after-offerings. Over it as it is brought up he should say, 'O thou
 5    1,     7, 6 |         that of thee may I not be brought low', he says; that is according
 6    2,     5, 2 |          they are in me.' The cow brought the (brilliance); therefore
 7    2,     5, 7 |        elbow. The Samidhenis were brought out by Rsi after Rsi; if
 8    3,     2, 8 |    benignant deities;~We have not brought you the offering without
 9    3,     4, 6 |    prospers. In that the All-gods brought together (the materials),
10    4,     1, 1 |        Discerning the light,~Hath brought Agni from the earth.~b Yoking
11    4,     2, 5 |           May the ripe (grain) be brought low by the sickle.~r The
12    4,     6, 1 |          on the breath of Varuna,~Brought together from the waters,
13    5,     1, 2 |          its abode; the Angirases brought it together before the deities; '
14    5,     1, 2 |           4]. 'The fire should be brought together after announcing
15    5,     6, 3 |           in ten places; the gods brought it together with the Sautramani;
16    5,     7, 2 |           do ye all accord us~Who brought to them unfailing power
17    5,     7, 2 |           than good have the gods brought together;~With thee as aid
18    5,     7, 2 |           than good have the gods brought together', he says, for
19    5,     7, 7 |          Whom the all-knower hath brought here;~After you the lord
20    5,     7, 20|         skin with the skin; to it brought up hail! To it slaughtered
21    6,     1, 3 |          When the gifts have been brought, he casts away the horn
22    6,     1, 4 |         the deities, and would be brought low to the deities. Because
23    6,     1, 4 |           the deities, and is not brought low to the deities. 'O divine
24    6,     1, 6 |           oblation, the gifts are brought. 'That in truth is penance',
25    6,     1, 6 |         has the name. The Gayatri brought back the Soma and the four
26    6,     1, 6 |        the sacrifice?' Because it brought down the Soma, it held the
27    6,     2, 1 | hospitality?' Because the Gayatri brought the Soma down [3]; therefore
28    6,     3, 1 |        engendered behind, and are brought forth in front [4]. The
29    6,     3, 2 |          Raksases. 'Thou, O Soma, brought about by ourselves', he
30    6,     3, 2 |          himself; 'from hostility brought about by others', he says,
31    6,     3, 2 |        says, for the Raksases are brought about by others; 'thou art
32    6,     4, 10|         engendered behind and are brought forth in front. In accordance
33    6,     5, 10|         cup, it is as when having brought (something) to a superior
34    7,     3, 11|     sacrifice which the Rsis have brought forward.~b May the fault
35    7,     4, 17|          the gods and Pitrs,~Hath brought them, auspicious, to our