Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     3, 02007,  2 | kinswoman, the curse which the Brahman shall utter in wrath, all
 2 Hymns,     5, 11010,  9 |     didst close with Indra and Brahman, by virtue of that agreement
 3 Hymns,     7, 06050,  2 |      snapper'), upakvasa! As a Brahman (eats not) an uncompleted
 4 Hymns,     7, 03028,  2 |        hath become. Hence to a Brahman he shall give her; in this
 5 Hymns,     8, 06114,  1 |       O ye gods, that we, the (Brahman) gods, have committed, from
 6 Hymns,     9, 05018,  5 |         He who thinks him (the Brahman) mild, and slays him, he
 7 Hymns,     9, 05018,  8 |                        8. (The Brahman's) tongue turns into a bow.
 8 Hymns,     9, 05018,  8 |      holy fire: with these the Brahman strikes those who revile
 9 Hymns,     9, 05019,  4 |              4. The cow of the Brahman, when roasted, as far as
10 Hymns,     9, 05019,  7 |        of the oppressor of the Brahman.~
11 Hymns,     9, 05019,  13|        eyes of) the oppressed (Brahman), as he laments, these very
12 Hymns,     9, 11001,  3 |      wast aroused, to cook the Brahman's porridge, O Gâtavedas!
13 Hymns,    10, 11005     |       primeval principle, as a Brahman disciple.~