He then says, Svaha to Agni (fire), pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, SvAhA to Soma, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, BhM (earth), SvAhA, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, Bhuva/k (sky), SvAhA, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, Sva/£ (heaven), SvAhA, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, Bhfir, Bhuva^, Sva^, SvAhA, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, SvAhA to Brahman (the priesthood), pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, SvAhA to Kshatra (the knighthood), pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, SvAhA to the Past, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). p He then says, SvAhA to the Future, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, Svaha to the Universe, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, Svaha to all things, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar). He then says, Svaha to Pra^apati, pours ghee into the fire, and throws what remains into the Mantha (mortar).
Translated by F. Max MüllerFrom an unproofread scan of the printed edition; spelling and line breaks may carry OCR errors.