Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     1, 8|  splendour with its place of origin. He who practises witchcraft
 2    2,     3, 5|  king', that (saying) is the origin of the 'king's evil'; in
 3    2,     3, 5|   became worse, that is (the origin) of the 'bad illness'; because
 4    2,     3, 5|      his wives, that is (the origin) of the 'wife's disease' (
 5    2,     3, 5|       him who knows thus the origin of these illnesses, these
 6    2,     5, 2|     fever heat; that was the origin of cold and fever heat.
 7    2,     5, 2|       Him who knows thus the origin of cold and fever heat [
 8    2,     5, 6|  king'; that (saying) is the origin of the 'king's evil '. In
 9    2,     5, 6|   became worse, that is (the origin) of the 'bad illness'; because
10    2,     5, 6|      his wives, that is (the origin) of the 'wife's disease' (
11    2,     5, 6|       him who knows thus the origin of these illnesses, these
12    2,     6, 7|     ghee-footed; that is her origin. 'The Rathantara is invoked
13    3,     2, 6| verily from his own place of origin he fashions offspring for
14    6,     1, 3| after birth, and that is the origin of the (cow) which is barren
15    6,     1, 6|  Gandharvas [5] that was the origin of the deer. The gods said, '