Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     5, 8 |         verily he wins all the domesticated animals. 'Ye are water;
 2    2,     1, 1 |      of goats; so many are the domesticated animals; verily by their
 3    5,     2, 5 |        verses he scatters; the domesticated plants are seven, the wild
 4    5,     4, 3 |      to offer with the milk of domesticated animals [1], he would afflict
 5    5,     4, 3 |        grass; he harms neither domesticated nor wild animals. Then they
 6    5,     4, 3 |     offering; he harms neither domesticated nor wild animals. The Angirases
 7    5,     4, 4 | subsist, for neither among the domesticated nor the wild beasts has
 8    5,     4, 9 |       verses); there are seven domesticated, seven wild [ 1] animals; (
 9    5,     4, 12|      animals are offered, both domesticated and wild; in that the Prstha
10    5,     5, 5 |      In the fire he places the domesticated animals, with pain he afflicts
11    5,     5, 5 |       he makes healing for the domesticated animals, he hurts them not.
12    6,     1, 8 |        cattle. There are seven domesticated animals, and seven wild;
13    7,     2, 2 |        is of seven nights; the domesticated animals are seven, the wild
14    7,     3, 4 |        nights, there are seven domesticated plants and seven wild; (