Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     3, 1 |      the spade, thou art the~woman.~b The Raksas is encompassed,
 2    2,     5, 1 |      his guilt, it became (a woman) with stained garments;
 3    2,     5, 1 |  should not converse with (a woman) with stained garments [
 4    2,     5, 1 |  guilt. Or rather they say, 'Woman's food is unguent, and there
 5    2,     5, 1 |  born of intercourse with (a woman) with stained garments is
 6    2,     5, 1 |       of intercourse with a (woman) who turns away is shamefaced
 7    2,     5, 1 |  born) of intercourse with a woman bathing is fated to drown; (
 8    2,     5, 5 | shall not approach for all a woman; they shall not clean his
 9    2,     5, 6 |    One should not approach a woman on the new moon or the full
10    4,     1, 1 |      the spade, thou art the woman [3], from the abode of the
11    4,     1, 1 |     the bearer, thou art the woman; through thee may we be
12    4,     6, 6 |     its dear comrade,~Like a woman this bowstring twangeth
13    5,     6, 8 |      have intercourse with a woman of pleasure, thinking, '
14    5,     6, 8 |    have intercourse with any woman whatever. In that he piles
15    5,     7, 6 |  piled the fire approaches a woman; with clotted curds for
16    6,     1, 6 |      let us redeem it with a woman.' They made speech unto
17    6,     1, 6 |      They made speech unto a woman of one year old, and with
18    6,     2, 10|     the spade; thou art the, woman', he says, to appease it.
19    7,     4, 19|    flock fat.~When the Çadra woman is the loved of the Aryan,~
20    7,     5, 18|      swift racer; a prolific woman; a victorious warrior; a