Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     7, 13|           bowstrings~Of the others break on their bows.~PRAPKTHAKA
 2    2,     4, 8 |          ocean.~f Flood the earth,~Break this divine cloud;~Give
 3    2,     6, 5 |          these worlds. He does not break off (its edges); if he were
 4    2,     6, 5 |          its edges); if he were to break them off, it would not go
 5    2,     6, 6 |           the silent sacrifice, to break the sameness and to make
 6    3,     5, 5 |           rain.~d Flood the earth,~Break this divine cloud;~Give
 7    4,     1, 6 |          cook this pan; may it not break.~f This I place around thee,
 8    4,     1, 9 |          heat this pan; may it not break.~f This I place around thee,
 9    5,     1, 9 |            the Yajus; if it should break, the sacrificer would be
10    5,     1, 9 |            destroyed. If it should break, he should unite it with
11    6,     2, 1 |          both (the oxen), he would break up the sacrifice. If (he
12    6,     6, 9 |          world of heaven. Now they break the sacrifice asunder when
13    7,     1, 5 |        these worlds. He should not break the decades lest he should
14    7,     2, 5 |        there is uniformity [4]; to break the uniformity the Agnistoma
15    7,     4, 2 | Trayastrinças in succession, and a break in the uniformity in that