Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 10|    for thee,~When ye that are various become of one form;~Over
 2    1,     5, 5 |      good for me.~p O thou of various splendour, in safety may
 3    1,     5, 7 |    says in effect. 'O thou of various splendour, in safety may
 4    1,     5, 7 |       thee', he says; that of various splendour is the night.
 5    1,     7, 35|       lords of wealth.~g That various wealth bestow upon us,~O
 6    3,     1, 4 |      forest, of all forms,~Of various forms, many of one form.~
 7    3,     3, 5 |      it, and by it he created various delights; that is why the
 8    3,     3, 5 |     delights; that is why the various (cups) have their name.
 9    3,     3, 5 |       their name. In that the various (cups) are drawn, so the
10    3,     3, 5 |        so the sacrificer wins various delights. 'Thou art the
11    4,     1, 10|       dawn, one-minded but of various form,~United suckle one
12    4,     1, 11|         Like day and night of various hue, like the sky art thou;~
13    4,     3, 11|     go five strengths~Clad in various forms.~f Thirty sisters
14    4,     6, 5 |      dawn, one-minded, but of various form,~United suckle one
15    4,     6, 5 | offered the oblations.~m That various lovingkindness given to
16    4,     7, 12|      dawn, one-minded, but of various form~United suckle one child;~
17    5,     3, 1 |       are cattle; cattle have various purposes and various customs,
18    5,     3, 1 |     have various purposes and various customs, but only as regards
19    5,     3, 8 | Panktis, Aksarapanktis, these various metres he puts down; cattle
20    5,     3, 8 |      he puts down; cattle are various, the metres are cattle [
21    5,     3, 8 |    cattle [2]; verily he wins various cattle; variety is seen
22    5,     4, 7 |       he wins radiance. 'That various of Savitr, the adorable', (
23    5,     4, 7 |     milks the fire; 'that [4] various of Savitr, the adorable',
24    5,     4, 12|     horse complete, there are various metres, different sets of
25    6,     1, 9 |    therefore the fingers have various strengths. He presses down
26    6,     3, 11|      deity. 'When ye that are various become of one form', he
27    6,     3, 11|       he says; for they being various become then of one form. '
28    6,     3, 11|        there fore cattle have various forms. He moistens (it)
29    6,     4, 7 |   deity.' Therefore, being of various deities, they are said to
30    7,     4, 3 |    heaven, for they resort to various Stomas; in that the Stomas
31    7,     4, 17|    Those which are of one, of various hues, or of like hue~Those
32    7,     5, 1 |      the gods. There are used various verses. The verses are the