Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     4, 32|           gone by behold~An earlier dawn of morning;~Dawn now hath
 2    1,     4, 32|            earlier dawn of morning;~Dawn now hath become visible
 3    1,     5, 7 |         dawning; verily he wins the dawn. 'Kindling thee for a hundred
 4    1,     5, 10|         sacrifice;~The offerings at dawn and evening~I unite with
 5    2,     1, 10|            he [2] purifies him. The dawn shines away from him and
 6    2,     1, 10|             the evil, from him, the dawn shines upon him, he strikes
 7    2,     4, 1 |         smothered by the nights and dawn dawned on them smothered
 8    2,     5, 12|              at the dawning of this dawn;~Appease for us by sacrifice
 9    3,     1, 11|           radiance [4], knowing the dawn,~Like true, glorious and
10    4,     1, 10|           the moving forward of the dawn he shineth.~n Night and
11    4,     1, 10|            shineth.~n Night and the dawn, one-minded but of various
12    4,     2, 9 |             the night, and sweet~At dawn the air of earth,~Sweet
13    4,     3, 11|           thou hast come, O unaging dawn.~P Lady, of seasons the
14    4,     4, 4 |   kindling-stick of men~To meet the dawn that cometh on like a cow [
15    4,     4, 4 |             the morning, and of the dawn,~Do thou burn against the
16    4,     6, 1 |          shone as with the light of dawn.~h Who (cometh) to battle,~
17    4,     6, 5 |         prosperity.~f Night and the dawn, one-minded, but of various
18    4,     7, 12|             O Agni.~h Night and the dawn, one-minded, but of various
19    5,     1, 10|         instigation. 'Night and the dawn', with (this as) second;
20    5,     3, 4 | undiscriminated; the gods saw these dawn (bricks), they put them
21    5,     3, 4 |         whom these are put down the dawn breaks; verily he smites
22    5,     4, 7 |           the sacrifice. 'Night and dawn', he recites as the Puronuvakya,
23    5,     4, 9 |             to food [2]. 'Night and dawn', (with these words) he
24    5,     6, 4 |         unison with the Ayavans the dawn in unison with the~ruddy (
25    5,     6, 4 |             months, the red one the dawn, the steed Surya, the Açvins
26    6,     1, 4 |            says. Verily he wins the dawn [4]. The theologians say, '
27    7,     2, 20|           thousand million hail!~To dawn hail!~To the dawning hail!~
28    7,     5, 25|            sacrificial horse is the dawn, the eye the sun, the breath