Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 7 |      creating firm friendships.~g Enter the right thigh of Indra,
 2    1,     2, 10|       Slaying not heroes, O Soma, enter the dwellings.~c Thou art
 3    1,     4, 1 |        and earth thee!~c May mind enter thee.~d Fare along the broad
 4    1,     4, 2 |        and earth thee!~d May mind enter thee.~e Fare along the broad
 5    1,     4, 42|          gods, full of sweetness; enter the giver; without leaving
 6    1,     4, 44|         the plants and the waters enter thee;~With the offerings
 7    1,     5, 6 |           composed of every form; enter me with strength, with lordship
 8    1,     5, 6 |          making sweetness; kindly enter me, nourishment and drink;
 9    1,     6, 2 |         in true existence do thou enter me.~k Thou art speech, derived
10    1,     6, 2 |   destroying the foe [2]; do thou enter me with speech, with power (
11    1,     6, 10|        and true existence do thou enter me', he says; mind is derived
12    1,     6, 10|       destroying the foe; do thou enter me with speech, with power',
13    2,     4, 8 |          this sacrifice, may they enter this place, may they inhabit
14    2,     4, 12|         us make a compact; let me enter thee.' 'If thou dost enter
15    2,     4, 12|        enter thee.' 'If thou dost enter me, in what way wilt thou
16    2,     4, 12|          will kindle thee; I will enter thee for thine enjoyment',
17    3,     2, 5 |            5.~a Food come hither, enter me for long life, for health,
18    3,     4, 10|     offering, he would make Rudra enter his house. If he were to
19    3,     5, 6 |       Then may I, full of desire,~Enter my own place, here.~d With
20    4,     2, 7 | birthplace of immortality.~May it enter us, in cattle and in plants;~
21    4,     6, 4 |        power;~Go to our foes, and enter [4] them;~Not one of them
22    5,     5, 10|     spring of sweetness, O ocean,~Enter thy seat of the sea.~f If
23    5,     6, 4 |        draw the fire; verily they enter their own birthplace.~
24    5,     7, 2 |       wonder-working, O drop [4], enter us,~Be propitious and kindly
25    6,     1, 11|           he says, for atonement. Enter the right thigh of Indra',
26    6,     4, 5 |         the vital airs. 'May mind enter thee!' he says [4]; verily
27    6,     6, 1 |          gods, full of sweetness; enter the giver', he says; 'we
28    6,     6, 1 |           are givers; do ye there enter us, full of sweetness' [
29    6,     6, 3 |         the plants and the waters enter thee" he says; verily he
30    7,     1, 6 |       rich in milk;~Let the drops enter thee as the streams the
31    7,     5, 3 |           further shore that they enter upon who perform the year (