Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 2 | re-establishing. 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues'; (
 2    1,     5, 3 |         herein.~h Seven are thy kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues;~
 3    1,     5, 4 |        the gods. 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues' [
 4    2,     5, 8 |      Rathantara. 'Thee with the kindling-sticks, O Angiras', he says; this
 5    2,     5, 8 |     ghee' in it. 'Thee with the kindling-sticks, Angiras', he says; verily
 6    2,     5, 11|      Verily also he anoints the kindling-sticks. He who knows thus becomes
 7    2,     6, 1 |          6. 1.~He offers to the kindling-sticks; verily he wins spring among
 8    2,     6, 1 |        perish. He offers to the kindling-sticks; verily he wins the dawns
 9    2,     6, 1 |         Viraj. He offers to the kindling-sticks; verily he finds support
10    2,     6, 1 |      pairings. He offers to the kindling-sticks as many, to Tanunapat as
11    2,     6, 1 |        a pair. He offers to the kindling-sticks as many, to the sacrificial
12    2,     6, 6 |     Raksases. He places the two kindling-sticks upright, for upwards they
13    3,     4, 10|      places (the embers) on the kindling-sticks [4]; this is the birthplace
14    3,     4, 10|          If being placed on the kindling-sticks it should be lost, his fire
15    4,     1, 8 |        1. 8.~a Uplifted are his kindling-sticks,~Uplifted and pure are the
16    4,     6, 5 |       milk [4].~n Seven are thy kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven thy tongues,~
17    5,     4, 6 |     these words) he puts on the kindling-sticks; that is as when one provides
18    5,     4, 7 |        the fire. 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks, O Agni, seven tongues';
19    5,     6, 9 |         in that he takes up the kindling-sticks, and the trees are Visnu'
20    5,     7, 4 |     sacrifice.~C 'Seven are thy kindling-sticks, O Agni; seven thy tongues',
21    5,     7, 8 |                  v. 7. 8.~a Thy kindling-sticks, O Agni, thine abodes,~Thy
22    5,     7, 8 |       of himself he omits. 'Thy kindling-sticks, O Agni, thine [1] abodes',
23    6,     2, 1 |         Raksases. He places the kindling-sticks erect; verily from above