Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     7, 6 |        releases his vow [6], for atonement, to prevent burning. The
 2    2,     1, 2 |    darkness; the gods desired an atonement for him; the first darkness
 3    2,     1, 2 |       shine; the gods desired an atonement for him; for him they offered
 4    2,     1, 4 |       shine; the gods desired an atonement for him; for him they offered
 5    2,     1, 8 |       shine; the gods desired an atonement for him; for him they offered
 6    2,     2, 8 | containing the word) 'rich', for atonement, to prevent burning. For
 7    2,     2, 8 |          is the Puronuvakya, for atonement, to prevent burning; the
 8    2,     2, 10|        shine, the gods sought an atonement for him, for him they offered
 9    2,     3, 2 |        shine, the gods sought an atonement for it, for it they offered
10    3,     1, 3 |         butter; that is then the atonement. If men disturb his victim
11    5,     1, 5 |         Agni here', he says, for atonement. 'Casting aside all hostilities,
12    5,     1, 6 |      with him he unites him, for atonement. If he were to unite him
13    5,     1, 7 |          addressed to Mitra, for atonement. 'May the god Savitr dig
14    5,     1, 9 |  selfsame potsherds; that is the atonement for it. If a man has attained
15    5,     1, 9 |         puts on one of Çami, for atonement. 'Do thou sit down in the
16    5,     1, 10|         on one of Çami wood, for atonement. 'Sharpened is my holy power', '
17    5,     2, 3 |          sprinkles water on, for atonement. He puts down sand; that
18    5,     3, 12|       becomes whole; this is the atonement for everything, and the
19    6,     1, 10|        verily the Adhvaryu makes atonement to the cattle, that he may
20    6,     1, 11|       friendships', he says, for atonement. Enter the right thigh of
21    6,     1, 11|        and Varuna', he says, for atonement. They bring forward this
22    6,     2, 2 |         hot milk, for unity, for atonement.~
23    6,     2, 9 |            verily it serves) for atonement. The wife (of the sacrificer) [
24    6,     2, 10|         he pours down water, for atonement. He pours down (water) mixed
25    6,     3, 3 |            verily it serves) for atonement. The brilliance of the tree
26    6,     3, 9 |            verily it serves) for atonement. He cuts from the sides,
27    6,     3, 9 |        atmosphere', he says, for atonement. Now he who grasps hold
28    6,     6, 1 |          of Mitra', he says, for atonement. 'Go ye on by the path of
29    6,     6, 7 |       they do amiss, that is the atonement for it. They look at [1] (
30    6,     6, 7 |       ploughed-up sacrifice, for atonement. The metres of him who has