Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     4, 45|           O son of strength, they turn~Who have desires to be fulfilled;~
 2    1,     6, 6 |        united with the light.~f I turn the turning of Indra.~g
 3    1,     7, 6 |           rests on this world. 'I turn the turning of Indra', he
 4    1,     7, 6 |          of the sacrifice it does turn back; 'The sacrifice hath
 5    2,     1, 11|         Make your loving kindness turn (to us),~Which shall more
 6    3,     1, 11|        spring up to the sky;~They turn hitherward having established
 7    3,     5, 10|                 iii. 5. 10.~a All turn their minds towards thee~
 8    4,     2, 5 |          milk,~Do thou, O furrow, turn towards us with milk.~
 9    4,     2, 7 |         we offer with oblation?~b Turn towards (us), O earth,~With
10    4,     5, 10|           O adorable one, do thou turn away~The points of those
11    4,     6, 8 |        Let them cook the fat to a turn.~I Whatever flieth away
12    4,     7, 14|           all sides;~Let thy foes turn away again~And be their
13    5,     2, 1 |     stronger; verily also does he turn with the turning of the
14    5,     2, 5 |           From left to right they turn, around their own strength
15    5,     2, 5 |           their own strength they turn; therefore the right side
16    5,     2, 5 |         the stronger; verily they turn with the turning of the
17    5,     3, 2 |       south; therefore the months turn south wards; (with) 'Earth
18    5,     3, 4 | half-months; therefore the months turn to the south; the Yavas
19    5,     7, 4 |        may we secure the kingdom.~Turn towards me, come to me;~
20    6,     1, 9 |    measures it with each fresh in turn; therefore the fingers have
21    6,     4, 1 |           vital airs. He does not turn (it) round; if he were to
22    6,     4, 1 |          it) round; if he were to turn (it) round, disease would
23    6,     5, 2 |      Asuras from above desired to turn round the earth; the gods