Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     4, 32|                    i. 4. 33.~a Departed are those mortals who in
 2    2,     2, 8 | injures himself, for these are departed from him; verily he whose
 3    2,     3, 7 |        them power and strength departed; Indra perceived this; he
 4    2,     3, 7 |       Indra perceived this; he departed in pursuit of it; he could
 5    2,     3, 7 |      could not win it. Then he departed from it, he had recourse
 6    4,     5, 1 |        quiver;~His arrows have departed,~Empty is his quiver.~n
 7    5,     1, 1 |       the quarters. The metres departed from the gods (saying), '
 8    5,     1, 4 |       him with these two. Agni departed from the gods, Atharvan
 9    5,     1, 9 |        upon him strength. Agni departed from the gods, he entered
10    5,     2, 6 |       entered the fire [4]; it departed from the fire in the form
11    5,     4, 1 |        defeated. The sacrifice departed from the gods; they could
12    5,     4, 7 |    creation of offspring. Agni departed from the gods; he entered
13    5,     4, 9 |                  v. 4. 9.~Agni departed from the gods, desiring
14    6,     1, 3 |       form of a black antelope departed and remained away. The (
15    6,     4, 8 |        Varuna. From him cattle departed (saying), 'He that was a
16    6,     4, 11| All-gods for its deity. Speech departed from the gods, not being
17    6,     4, 11|     sacrifice; when speech had departed the gods silently drew the
18    7,     5, 8 |       their power and strength departed. They won them again by