Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    2,     5, 5 |      he does. If he misses the mark he becomes worse; if he
 2    2,     5, 11|  shoulder; verily he makes the mark of the gods. He repeats
 3    4,     6, 3 |        eastern and the western mark.~l Bull, ocean, ruddy bird,~
 4    5,     2, 8 |     has three lines on it is a mark of the gods; the gods put
 5    5,     2, 8 |      gods put it down with the mark uppermost, the Asuras with
 6    5,     2, 8 | uppermost, the Asuras with the mark undermost [3]; if he desire
 7    5,     2, 8 |     should put it down for him mark uppermost; verily he becomes
 8    5,     2, 8 |         he should put his down mark undermost; verily he makes
 9    5,     6, 19|     Aditi; those of auspicious mark and hornless are for sky
10    6,     3, 11|    cattle their distinguishing mark. He covers (them) after
11    6,     3, 11|     means of their distinctive mark he deprives him of cattle,
12    6,     3, 11|     means of their distinctive mark he wins cattle for him,
13    6,     4, 11|   thinking), 'So far off is my mark at so far I shall not miss.'
14    6,     5, 10|     there is no discriminating mark; he draws with a pot, he