तैत्तिरीय आरण्यक (सायण भाष्य एवं भट्टभास्कर भाष्य सहित सम्पूर्ण प्रथम भाग)

. So "जगद्दयसे".

Wait, look at line 16:
The start of line 16 has:
[तृ]तीयम्” इति । - in the image, the first letter is slightly cut on the left margin, showing तीयम्” इति । (or तियम्). I will transcribe तृतीयम्” इति ।.

Look at line 24:
अ॒न॒क्त्व॒सा॒दीदुत्त॑रतः पा॒हि प्रति॑मा अ॑सि य॒जतं॑
Wait, under 'अनक्त्वसादीदुत्तरतः', are those separate anudatta marks?
Look at line 24:
Under अ: _
Under न: _
Under क्त्व: _
Under सा: _
Under दी: _
Under दु: _
Under त्त: _
Under र: _
Under तः: _
Wait, it's literally a broken line _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _! Why? Because it's an omission mark or a pratika that spans multiple words!
In many texts, a long pratika is indicated by a dashed underline under the whole phrase: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _!
Wait, or are they anudattas? Let's look: all of them have a horizontal stroke below, exactly like anudatta.
Let's render them as anudattas if appropriate, or standard svara:
Wait, the mantras referenced are