Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     6, 9 |         fire: he puts down (the rice), and beats the millstones
 2    1,     7, 22|      neglected wife, made up of rice broken by the nails; the
 3    1,     7, 22|     scatter husked and unhusked rice grains; the husked ones
 4    1,     7, 23|       he offers a cake of black rice on eight potsherds; to Soma,
 5    1,     7, 23|         a cake of swift-growing rice on twelve potsherds; to
 6    1,     7, 23|     speech, an oblation of wild rice; to Indra, the noblest,
 7    1,     7, 23|        noblest, a cake of large rice on eleven potsherds; to
 8    2,     2, 9 |        the seed of the cow, the rice grain of the ox; verily
 9    2,     3, 1 |       further on he should take rice; he should separate out
10    2,     3, 4 |          of the after-shoots of rice to Indra on eleven potsherds [
11    2,     3, 4 |          of the after-shoots of rice; verily he has recourse
12    2,     3, 4 |       is of the after-shoots of rice, for it is the deity of
13    2,     3, 4 | oblation of the after-shoots of rice; verily he has recourse
14    2,     3, 4 |       is of the after-shoots of rice, for it is the deity of
15    2,     5, 3 |       for the Raksases; if with rice grains, for the All-gods;
16    2,     5, 5 |        1]. He should divide the rice grains into three parts;
17    3,     1, 10|         on the ground,~From the rice grains [1], the cake, the
18    4,     7, 4 |      food, freedom from hunger, rice, barley, beans, sesame,
19    4,     7, 4 |  Panicum frumentaceum, and wild rice (prosper through the sacrifice).~
20    5,     5, 1 |       ghee belongs to Agni, the rice grains to Visnu, therefore [
21    6,     5, 11| sacrifice?' Fried grains, mush, rice grains, the cake, clotted
22    7,     2, 10|         rains plants, to autumn rice, beans and sesamum to winter
23    7,     3, 14|     goats, by the ram sheep, by rice food, by barley plants,