Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 2 |         fire; the sacrificer is liable to perish on account of
 2    1,     7, 6 |      The vow if not released is liable to consume (the sacrificer); '
 3    2,     2, 4 |       sacrificer [6], and he is liable to suffer ruin; in that
 4    2,     2, 10|     produced', they say, 'he is liable to become a leper'; he should
 5    2,     2, 10|        Soma and Rudra and he is liable to be ruined; an ox must
 6    2,     5, 9 |     both sides, and he would be liable to perish. The ladle has
 7    2,     6, 5 |       has no support, and he is liable to be seized by shivering. (
 8    3,     1, 3 |         he broods on it, and is liable to become terrible (rudrá) [
 9    5,     2, 8 | ignorantly puts down a brick is liable to experience misfortune.
10    5,     2, 8 |       of the sacrificer, and is liable to injure him. He puts down
11    5,     3, 6 |       and inspiration he is not liable to be deprived who knows
12    5,     4, 4 |      the fire when piled, it is liable to burn it up with its heat.
13    5,     4, 12| unrestrained and unsupported is liable to go to the furthest distance; (
14    5,     6, 9 |     down their embryos would be liable to abortion, and that would
15    5,     7, 6 |         the fire steps on it is liable to go to ruin. 'To thee
16    6,     1, 3 |  foetuses of offspring would be liable to miscarriage. He uncovers
17    6,     1, 3 |          his offspring would be liable to the itch; if he were
18    6,     1, 3 |        of his offspring will be liable to miscarriage. When the
19    6,     1, 5 |         from this, and would be liable to die. The Puronuvakya
20    6,     1, 7 |  foetuses of offspring would be liable to miscarriage. He deposits
21    6,     3, 1 |        the breaths, he would be liable to die. The Hotr is the
22    6,     3, 1 |        inspiration, he would be liable to die. The Adhvaryu should
23    6,     3, 3 |         the sacrificer would be liable to perish. If he desire
24    6,     3, 5 |      Rudra [1], and he would be liable to die. Or rather they say, '
25    6,     4, 5 |        he who knows thus is not liable to question from his foe;
26    6,     6, 4 |     desire of a man, 'May he be liable to die', he should set it
27    6,     6, 4 |    thunderbolt is set up; it is liable to crush the sacrifice face
28    7,     3, 3 |        the householder would be liable to fail.' They perform the