Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 4 |          d Thou art the yoke.~e Injure him who injures us, injure
 2    1,     1, 4 |      Injure him who injures us, injure him whom we injure.~f Thou
 3    1,     1, 4 |  injures us, injure him whom we injure.~f Thou art of gods the
 4    1,     2, 9 |       the Gandharva, Viçvavasu, injure thee.~b Become an eagle
 5    2,     2, 8 |        affected and he does not injure himself. He who desires, '
 6    3,     2, 4 |         Indra, slayer of Makha; injure not my power and strength' - (
 7    3,     2, 4 |         him; they have power to injure him; having crept to the
 8    4,     2, 10|       of every form,~Spare him, injure him not with thy heat;~Make
 9    4,     2, 10|      life, as thou art piled.~b Injure not this biped of animals,~
10    4,     5, 10|      and blue,~Frighten not nor injure~(Any) of these people, of
11    4,     5, 10|          nor father nor mother;~Injure not, O Rudra, our dear bodies [
12    5,     2, 8 |    sacrificer, and is liable to injure him. He puts down the mortar;
13    6,     1, 7 |        the Raksases are fain to injure the sacrifice; the path
14    6,     1, 7 |       which the Raksases cannot injure. 'I have mounted the eye
15    6,     1, 8 |        the Raksases are fain to injure the sacrifice. 'The Raksas
16    6,     2, 9 |  following in its track seek to injure the sacrifice; he makes
17    6,     2, 9 |       blind, the Raksases would injure the sacrifice [2]. He puts
18    6,     2, 9 |      blind, the Raksases do not injure the sacrifice. 'Come ye
19    6,     2, 10| performed, the Raksases seek to injure the sacrifice; 'The Raksas
20    6,     6, 3 |      along by the path, seek to injure the sacrifice; the Prastotr
21    7,     4, 15|        15.~a Him who is fain to injure the steed~Varuna punisheth.~
22    7,     5, 15|         spring up in wrath, and injure the offspring and cattle
23    7,     5, 15|      not spring up in wrath and injure his offspring and cattle.