Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     7, 13|         time [1]~Shall her husband die of old age.~d I have not
 2    2,     2, 2 |          whose oldest and youngest die continuously, for the human
 3    3,     1, 5 |      sacrificer would be likely to die. ' The breath of the sacrifice
 4    3,     2, 1 |          all his days; he does not die before his time; be becomes
 5    3,     2, 1 |          all his days; he does not die before his time; he becomes
 6    3,     2, 6 |          slaves would be likely to die; if a dog touch it, his
 7    3,     2, 6 |          cattle would be likely to die; if it were to be spilt,
 8    3,     2, 6 |      sacrificer would be likely to die. The speckled butter is
 9    3,     4, 11|            for us,~That we may not die,~Thou that lovest praise,
10    4,     6, 9 |         the knife.~k Thou dost not die, indeed, thou art not injured,~
11    6,     1, 5 |             and would be liable to die. The Puronuvakya verses
12    6,     1, 6 |      sacrificer would be likely to die. If with one of both colours,
13    6,     3, 1 |     breaths, he would be liable to die. The Hotr is the navel of
14    6,     3, 1 | inspiration, he would be liable to die. The Adhvaryu should not
15    6,     3, 5 |          and he would be liable to die. Or rather they say, 'All
16    6,     3, 8 |      sacrificer would be likely to die. Or rather they say, 'The
17    6,     4, 6 |  expiration, he would be likely to die. The Antaryama is drawn
18    6,     4, 6 |          man, 'May he be likely to die', he should set them down
19    6,     6, 4 |          man, 'May he be liable to die', he should set it up for
20    7,     2, 7 |           they are consecrated one die [1]. From expiration and