Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     3, 5|    evil'; in that he became worse, that is (the origin) of
 2    2,     5, 4| obtain another, and becomes worse. For a year one should sacrifice
 3    2,     5, 5|  misses the mark he becomes worse; if he does not, he remains
 4    2,     5, 6|   evil '. In that he became worse, that is (the origin) of
 5    3,     1, 6|     the deities, he becomes worse. He who (performs) in accordance
 6    3,     2, 7|   after sacrificing becomes worse; he, who knowing the milking
 7    5,     1, 1|     man [1], 'May he become worse', he should offer each separately
 8    5,     1, 1|   the libations; he becomes worse. If he desire of a man, '
 9    5,     1, 2|     thing with a better and worse (instrument), for the ass
10    5,     1, 2| instrument), for the ass is worse than the horse [2]; they
11    5,     1, 2|    confusion; therefore the worse follows after the better.
12    5,     2, 8|    of a man, 'May he become worse off', he should put his
13    5,     2, 8|  the Asuras, and he becomes worse off. (The brick) has three
14    5,     6, 8|      his offspring would be worse off than himself. He sets (
15    5,     6, 8|   offspring does not become worse than himself.~e He should
16    7,     2, 7|    the end, and becomes not worse. He who practises witchcraft
17    7,     2, 7|    him, then he becomes not worse. He against whom witchcraft
18    7,     4, 5| does. If he fail he becomes worse; if he fail not, he remains