Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    3,     3, 10|       the gods,~Who hast a tawny embryo~And a womb of gold,~Whose
 2    3,     3, 10|        mother and the child,~The embryo and the after-birth.~e Apart
 3    3,     3, 10|          wise, hath anointed the embryo.~g With one foot, two feet,
 4    3,     4, 1 |            Thou who hast a tawny embryo', he says; verily he sends
 5    3,     4, 1 |       Godspeed'; now this is the embryo of these two; verily in
 6    3,     4, 2 |        Since once in thought the embryo hath entered thy womb;~Do
 7    4,     2, 10|  Anointing with milk Aditya, the embryo,~Counterpart of a thousand,
 8    4,     2, 10|         was born from Agni as an embryo;~She beheld her begetter
 9    4,     3, 8 |         the twenty-fourfold; the embryo, the twenty-fivefold; might,
10    4,     6, 6 |          face of the Maruts,~The embryo of Mitra, the navel of Varuna,~
11    4,     7, 10|               iv. 7. 10.~May the embryo for me, the calves, the
12    5,     3, 3 | beginning of the sacrifice. 'The embryo, the twenty-fivefold', (
13    5,     4, 8 |        wins the metres. 'May the embryo for me, the calves', he
14    5,     5, 1 |          is with him) as when an embryo is dropped prematurely would
15    5,     5, 1 |         is the year; even as (an embryo) attaining a year's growth [
16    5,     6, 9 |       The fire) in the pan is an embryo, the sling is the womb;
17    5,     6, 9 |       sling, he would strike the embryo from the womb; the sling
18    6,     5, 6 |        this pairing; the amnion, embryo, the chorion, verily that
19    6,     5, 10|     Brahman (through slaying) an embryo which has not been discriminated.