Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     6, 7 |     bolt, the enemy of man is hunger; in that he fasts without
 2    1,     6, 7 |      with the bolt the enemy, hunger.~
 3    2,     4, 12|      him. Vrtra is the belly; hunger is man's enemy; he who [
 4    2,     4, 12|    knows this slays the enemy hunger. He gave it to him; he accepted
 5    2,     5, 6 |    knows thus. Creatures slew hunger, man at once, the gods at
 6    2,     5, 6 |   knows thus slays the enemy, hunger.~The Part of the Hotr at
 7    4,     6, 1 |     us.~b In the stone is thy hunger; let thy pain reach N. N.,
 8    4,     7, 4 |     crops, food, freedom from hunger, rice, barley, beans, sesame,
 9    5,     4, 4 |      him, causing him neither hunger nor pain in yonder world;
10    5,     4, 4 |    food. 'In the stone is thy hunger; let thy pain reach N.N. [
11    5,     4, 4 |    him whom he hates with its hunger and pain. He goes round
12    5,     4, 8 |     food, for me freedom from hunger', he says; that [2] is the
13    5,     5, 10|     yoked and not set free in hunger is overcome, so his fire
14    6,     1, 3 |    thunderbolt is Çara grass; hunger indeed is the foe of man.
15    6,     1, 3 | clearly drives away the enemy hunger from the middle (of man'
16    6,     2, 5 | without a middle, a symbol of hunger; thence were they overcome.
17    7,     1, 17|     To fair dwelling hail!~To hunger hail!~To satisfaction hail!~
18    7,     4, 11| experience not misery through hunger, and are not hungry, for
19    7,     4, 11|     as it were afflicted with hunger. The two Agnistomas on either