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 1 Intro,  7|                Soma juice and the fire sacrifice of melted butter. It is
 2 Intro,  7|              is offered to them in the sacrifice, which is either conveyed
 3 Intro,  7|             which lead to the place of sacrifice, are addressed as goddesses.
 4   1      |             and is yoked to convey the sacrifice to them. He is also a divine
 5   1      |              by which the gods eat the sacrifice; and his flames are spoons
 6   1      |              He is a charioteer of the sacrifice, and with his steeds he
 7   1      |             for he conducted the first sacrifice. Again, Agni's origin in
 8   1      |             and brings the gods to the sacrifice. He is thus characteristically
 9   1      | oblation-bearer'.~As the centre of the sacrifice he comes to be celebrated
10   1      |             knowing all the details of sacrifice he is wise and all-knowing,
11   5      |               be called leaders of the sacrifice and to be conceived as seating
12  10      |               prayers, and without him sacrifice does not succeed. His song
13  14      |           bestow boons and come to the sacrifice. They follow the path of
14  18      |                the strewn grass at the sacrifice. He wears a golden mantle
15  21      |                       SÓMA~As the Soma sacrifice formed the centre of the
16  21      |              of Indra. He comes to the sacrifice and receives offerings on
17  25      |          creation is here treated as a sacrifice in which Purusa is the victim,
18  28      |              with whom he comes to the sacrifice to drink Soma.~Yama dwells
19  28      |           comes to seat himself at the sacrifice. He is invoked to lead his