Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 14|    heard that ye both are more generous~Than a worthless son-in-law
 2    1,     4, 15|      men,~O All-gods, come ye,~Generous, to the pressed drink of
 3    1,     4, 15|       the pressed drink of the generous one.~b Thou art taken with
 4    1,     4, 43|  cattle,~O bountiful one, with generous ones, with prosperity;~With
 5    1,     5, 11|        do ye grant them to the generous giver,~To us, O Maruts,
 6    1,     6, 11|       knows the milking of the generous one milks her indeed. The
 7    1,     6, 11|      one milks her indeed. The generous one is the sacrifice; (with
 8    1,     6, 11|     This is the milking of the generous one; he who knows thus milks
 9    1,     7, 10|     one make the niggard to be generous,~And may he accord us wealth [
10    1,     7, 35| oblations;~Grant riches to the generous giver.~f Then to the father,
11    2,     2, 12|  mother,~He is a son, he is of generous returns;~He hath enveloped
12    2,     2, 12|        he be, the praiser~Of a generous and wealthy one like thee;~(
13    2,     4, 8 |      dew~Make to shake for the generous giver,~The Parjanyas set
14    2,     6, 11|    strength.~o The reverent or generous man~In whose offering he
15    2,     6, 12|     thou open the barriers;~Be generous to us in heroes and horses [
16    3,     3, 11|     giver,~Desiring offspring, generous in his home;~Let all the
17    4,     1, 11|     there are of thine for the generous man,~With these be thou
18    4,     2, 3 |      youngest one,~Of the most generous one, O thou that hast power;~
19    4,     4, 4 |      Agni I deem the Hotr, the generous wealth-giver,~The son of
20    4,     5, 10|     over us);~Unstring for the generous donors (thy) strong (bows);~
21    4,     6, 7 |   boons shall he assign to the generous.~
22    4,     7, 15|      cometh at the call of the generous doer of good deeds [1],~