Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 7 |       brings (something) to a superior and pays him honour. 'Thou
 2    2,     2, 11|      his fellows recognize as superior; he becomes the best of
 3    2,     4, 1 | repels thereby the foe who is superior to him; in that (he offers)
 4    2,     4, 1 |      He repels the foe who is superior, he surpasses him who is
 5    2,     4, 2 |     is he seized whose foe is superior to him; in that he offers
 6    2,     4, 2 |     whom one of his equals is superior, even [3] if no foe; in
 7    2,     6, 5 |       he makes the sacrificer superior to the non-sacrificer. Therefore
 8    2,     6, 5 |   Therefore the sacrificer is superior to the non-sacrificer. He
 9    4,     7, 3 |     kindliness, good, better, superior, fame, good luck, riches,
10    5,     1, 10|      has a princely person is superior to another Brahman; therefore
11    5,     1, 10|   prince who has a Brahman is superior to another prince. Now Agni
12    6,     1, 3 |     as when one uncovers to a superior. The Angirases going to
13    6,     5, 1 | follow; therefore one becomes superior among many; therefore one
14    6,     5, 10|       brings (something) to a superior; in that he draws the cup,
15    6,     5, 10|      brought (something) to a superior one proclaims (it); in that
16    6,     5, 10|    deposited something with a superior one goes away. Whatever