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He offers to Agni on eight potsherds, an oblation to Soma, to Savitr on twelve potsherds, an
oblation to Sarasvati, an oblation to Pusan, to the Maruts on seven potsherds, clotted curds to the
All-gods, and on eleven potsherds to sky and earth.
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a He offers on eleven potsherds to Indra and Agni, clotted curds to the Maruts, clotted curds to
Varuna, and on one potsherd to Ka.
b The voracious we invoke,
The Maruts who bear the sacrifice,
Rejoicing in the mush.
c Be not against us in battles, O god Indra
Let there be expiation to satisfy thee, O impetuous one;
For great is the barley heap of this bountiful one;
Rich in oblation are the Maruts whom our song praises.'
d The wrong we have done in village or wild,
In the assembly, in our members,
The wrong to Çudra or Aryan,
The wrong contrary to the law of either,
Of that thou art the expiation; hail!
e The doers of the deed have performed the deed,
With wondrous speech;
Having done the deed to the gods go ye
To your home, ye bounteous ones.
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a To Agni Anikavant he offers a cake on eight potsherds as the sun rises, an oblation to the Maruts
as the heaters at midday, and to the Maruts as lords of the house he milks at evening an oblation of
all (the cows).
b O ladle, fly away filled,
And well filled do thou fly back;
Like wares, O Çatakratu,
Let us barter food and strength.
c Give thou to me; I shall give to thee;
Bestow upon me; I shall bestow upon thee;
Accept my offering;
I shall accept thy offering [1].
d To the Maruts, the playful, he offers a cake on seven potsherds at the rising of the sun; he ofibrs to
Agni on eight potsherds, an oblation to Soma, to Savitr on twelve potsherds, to Sarasvati an
oblation, to Pusan an oblation, to Indra and Agni on eleven potsherds, to Indra an oblation, to
Viçvakarman on eleven potsherds.
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a He offers to Soma with the Pitrs a cake on six potsherds, to the Pitrs who sit on the straw fried
grains, for the Pitrs prepared by Agni he milks a beverage from a cow which has to be won over (to
another calf).
b This for thee, O father, and for thy line;
This for thee, O grandfather, great-grandfather, and for thy line
Do ye Pitrs rejoice in your portions.
c May we gladden thee,
O bountiful one, fair to see;
Forth now with full chariot seat
Keith: Taittiriya-Samhita, Translation - Page 71 of 341