Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     4, 12|     Thou art~secure, of secure foundation, most secure of the secure,
 2    1,     4, 12|      the secure, with securest~foundation of those which are secure.
 3    1,     4, 19|        b Thou art taken with a foundation; to Mahendra thee! This
 4    1,     4, 20|        b Thou art taken with a foundation; to Mahendra thee! This
 5    1,     4, 22|        b Thou art taken with a foundation; to the god Savitr thee!~
 6    6,     5, 11|      village. He who knows the foundation of the cups becomes possessed
 7    6,     5, 11|  becomes possessed of a (sure) foundation. The hymn called the Ajya (
 8    6,     5, 11|     Ajya (Çastra), that is the foundation of the cups; in that he
 9    6,     5, 11|    muttering, that [2] is (the foundation) of the Upançu and the Antaryama (
10    6,     5, 11|   recites) aloud, that is (the foundation) of the other cups; he who
11    6,     5, 11|    thus becomes possessed of a foundation. He who knows the pairing
12    6,     6, 10| quarters [1]. He who knows the foundation of the Ançu becomes possessed
13    6,     6, 10|    Ançu becomes possessed of a foundation. The Saman is that called
14    6,     6, 10|       singing in his mind that foundation he draws; verily he becomes
15    6,     6, 10|      he becomes possessed of a foundation. If the Adhvaryu were not
16    7,     5, 16|        b Thou art taken with a foundation. I take thee dear to Prajapati.
17    7,     5, 17|        b Thou art taken with a foundation. I take thee dear to Prajapati.