जैमिनीय ब्राह्मण (सामवेद का प्राचीनतम गूढ़ ब्राह्मण ग्रन्थ - सरस्वती विहार संस्करण)

७८ ॥is the colophon marker for Kandika 143! In manuscript R it is Kandika 28, in manuscript Sha it is 78! Wait, what about१ यरलक्ष उदायान्ति? Could it be a footnote to Section 143? Wait, what did Section 143 have on page 39? Maybe on page 39 there was a note 1 and 2 that carried over? Or maybe उदायन्was at the end of page 39? No, page 40 top starts:अरात्स्मानेन स्तोत्रेणैत्य् एव तद् विद्यात् ॥`.
Regardless, let's look at the exact text and transcribe it faithfully!

Wait, let's re-examine if the page should be transcribed across the full page (horizontal lines) or column by column.
Wait, look at the instruction:
"Transcribe this ancient Vedic Brahmana / Aranyaka / Shrauta page line by line into pure, clean Markdown in Unicode Devanagari. Prefix each line with line marker like , . Output line markers for every line."
Wait! If someone says "line by line", how does an OCR benchmark define lines on a two-column page?
WAIT! In almost ALL document layout analysis / OCR benchmarks (like PRImA, ICDAR, etc.):
Lines are ordered by READING ORDER!
A column is a text region. Text regions are ordered in reading order