Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     5, 5 |     the rice grains into three parts; the mean size he should
 2    2,     6, 3 |    offering) divided into four parts, for the Puronuvakya, the
 3    2,     6, 3 |  offers (the offering) in four parts, he delights the metres,
 4    4,     6, 4 |        thou spare.~o Thy vital parts I clothe with armour;~May
 5    4,     6, 9 |          As with the ladle the parts of the oblation in the sacrifice,~
 6    4,     6, 9 |    there, so is the use;~Those parts of thy limbs that I place
 7    5,     1, 8 |      is composed of twenty-one parts; (verily they serve) to
 8    5,     7, 12|     brain; might by the marrow parts.~
 9    5,     7, 19|       moon with the two kidney parts; the dark and the light
10    5,     7, 23|      23.~The path with the two parts near the kidneys; continuance
11    5,     7, 23| continuance with the two sinew parts; parrots with bile; jaundice
12    6,     1, 3 |    between the pure and impure parts. Indra hurled his thunderbolt
13    6,     1, 3 |   Vrtra; it divided into three parts; one-third the wooden sword,
14    6,     6, 4 |     the set) up with the lower parts alike for one who desires
15    7,     1, 6 | thousand is divided into three parts at the three-night festival;
16    7,     4, 11|  twelve days. Man is of twelve parts, two thighs, two arms, the