Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     2, 6 |    treachery against one who has lost Varuna's protection [2];
 2    2,     3, 2 |        should make whose gold is lost; in that it is (offered)
 3    2,     3, 2 |         offered; in this what is lost is lost; verily in it he
 4    2,     3, 2 |          in this what is lost is lost; verily in it he gains it.
 5    2,     5, 2 |          They said, 'We two have lost our brilliance, our brilliance
 6    2,     5, 3 |       Indra, having slain Vrtra, lost the gods and his power.
 7    2,     6, 3 |       gods. If one fragment were lost, one month of the year would
 8    2,     6, 3 |        would perish. If two were lost, two months of the year
 9    2,     6, 3 |         sacrificer [5]. If it be lost, be should make an offering
10    2,     6, 3 |        sky and earth; in them is lost what is lost; verily in
11    2,     6, 3 |          in them is lost what is lost; verily in them he finds
12    2,     6, 8 |            Pusan having eaten it lost his teeth; therefore Pusan
13    2,     6, 8 |        gods said of him, 'He has lost (his teeth), he is not fit
14    3,     1, 3 |         portion of the victim be lost, he should cut off an equivalent
15    3,     3, 8 | kindliness;~Return to us what is lost,~Return wealth to us.~f
16    3,     4, 10|     kindling-sticks it should be lost, his fire would be dispersed,
17    4,     2, 1 |        bring back for us what is lost,~Bring back to us wealth.~
18    5,     3, 10|  Prajapati piled up the fire, he lost his glory, he saw these
19    6,     1, 6 |         without obtaining it; it lost two syllables, but returned
20    6,     1, 6 |         without obtaining it; it lost two syllables, but returned
21    6,     2, 2 |        it becomes spoiled' or is lost, that he purifies by it. '
22    6,     3, 1 |         its birthplace. The gods lost by conquest the sacrifice;
23    6,     3, 8 |     offered, that nothing may be lost, for that which falls of
24    6,     3, 8 |       the oblation is (thus) not lost. He encircles (it) with
25    6,     3, 8 |          2], that nothing may be lost, for that which falls on
26    6,     3, 8 |        falls on the strew is not lost; verily also he places it
27    6,     4, 5 |  sacrifice is established is not lost. Or rather they say, 'The
28    6,     5, 1 |          Ukthya. Him when he had lost his magic power he slew,
29    6,     5, 8 |         they drew it when it had lost its power; therefore women