Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     7, 1 |       breach in the sacrifice; half they eat [4], half they
 2    1,     7, 1 |  sacrifice; half they eat [4], half they wipe; in this regard
 3    2,     2, 10|      an altar he should dig up half, and half not, spread half
 4    2,     2, 10|        should dig up half, and half not, spread half the strew,
 5    2,     2, 10|     half, and half not, spread half the strew, and half not,
 6    2,     2, 10|     spread half the strew, and half not, pile on half the kindling-wood
 7    2,     2, 10|   strew, and half not, pile on half the kindling-wood and half
 8    2,     2, 10|     half the kindling-wood and half not; verily in his own abode
 9    2,     6, 2 |    that shall be, by the first half of whose strength the ox
10    2,     6, 2 |        ox feeds, by the second half the cow.' The Puronuvakya
11    2,     6, 2 |        ox feeds with the first half. The Yajya is marked behind;
12    2,     6, 2 |      cow feeds with the second half. Him who knows thus these
13    5,     3, 4 |         therefore the northern half is more resplendent. (The
14    5,     4, 8 |   offers those where Indra, is half; verily he wins the deities;
15    5,     4, 8 |        deities; since Indra is half of all and a match, therefore
16    5,     5, 17| Anumati; the cuckoo is for the half months; the tortoise for
17    5,     6, 10|      spring he piled its front half, by the summer its right
18    5,     6, 10|       class he piled its front half, by the lordly class its
19    5,     6, 16|       goer; three of two and a half years old are for the Adityas;
20    6,     1, 8 |        wife. For a wife is the half of oneself, and to do so
21    6,     5, 2 |     cups that are drawn make a half, the Dhruva makes a half;
22    6,     5, 2 |       half, the Dhruva makes a half; therefore [1] the breath
23    6,     5, 2 |       1] the breath below is a half of the other breaths. The
24    6,     6, 4 |    grave fashion, the northern half the higher, then (the southern)
25    6,     6, 4 |        it up with the southern half the higher, then the (northern)
26    6,     6, 4 |    higher, then the (northern) half the lower; verily the sacrificer
27    6,     6, 7 |       to offer in the northern half or the middle, he would
28    6,     6, 7 |      he offers on the southern half; this is the quarter of
29    7,     1, 4 |      the days fall in the same half month, then the strength
30    7,     4, 8 |        day) falls on the first half (of the month), the months
31    7,     4, 8 |        months end in the first half, they complete (the rite)
32    7,     4, 8 |         the rite) in the first half, and when they complete
33    7,     5, 2 |        But others said, either half of them or as many as might
34    7,     5, 20|       and night as of old, the half months of fifteen days,