Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    4,     3    |      PRAPATHAKA III The Five Layers of Bricks~
 2    5,     2, 3 |    fire) should pile in five layers; the sacrifice is fivefold,
 3    5,     2, 3 |    time should pile in three layers; these worlds are three;
 4    5,     2, 3 |      of skin. There are five layers, he makes firm with five (
 5    5,     3    |     III The Second and Later Layers of Bricks~
 6    5,     3, 11| races.' The fire of the five layers is the fire of the five
 7    5,     4, 2 |     down a pair on the other layers, but four in the middle
 8    5,     4, 2 |   the internal cement of the layers; in that he puts down the
 9    5,     4, 2 |     it is) to keep apart the layers. He puts down next an Avaka
10    5,     4, 2 |      support; there are five layers preceding, and then he piles
11    5,     5, 9 |      on this of thine.~f The layers are the five Agnis, the
12    5,     6, 10|   were to pile it with three layers, he would obstruct the sacrifice,
13    5,     6, 10| should it be piled with five layers; verily he preserves all.
14    5,     6, 10|     that there [2] are three layers, (it is) since Agni is threefold;
15    5,     6, 10|      support; there are five layers, man is five fold; verily
16    5,     6, 10|      himself. There are five layers, he covers (them) with five (
17    5,     6, 10|   the seasons; there are six layers, six (sets of) mortar, they
18    5,     7, 5 |    they came with two (more) layers; (the fire) became one of
19    5,     7, 5 |     fire) became one of five layers. He who knowing thus piles
20    5,     7, 6 |       the middle winter, the layers the first half-months, the