Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     1, 1 |          strength thee!~b Ye are winds, ye are approachers. ~c
 2    1,     3, 14|           Thou farest with ruddy winds, blessing the household;~
 3    1,     6, 1 |           a support, of the five winds I take thee.~d For a prop,
 4    3,     3, 11|         wide room.~e Sped by the winds on all sides, O Agni,~Thy
 5    4,     2, 9 |  inspirit me.~g To the pious the winds pour honey,~The streams
 6    4,     3, 9 |       the rain from the sky, the winds saved, the twenty-onefold
 7    4,     4, 12|          verses), with favouring winds [8]~Aid this sacrifice,
 8    4,     4, 12| Brhaspati, Matariçvan, Vayu,~The winds blowing together be gracious
 9    5,     2, 8 |  dwelling [5]. 'To the pious the winds honey', (with these words)
10    5,     3, 4 |       The rain from the sky, the winds saved, the twenty-onefold
11    5,     4, 9 |          offers the names of the winds; verily over him in yonder
12    6,     3, 4 |        according to the text. He winds round (the grass); the girdle
13    6,     3, 4 |     sacrificer with strength. He winds (it) round at the level
14    6,     3, 6 |    sacred order he seizes it. He winds (the rope) round transversely,