Rajana Kauneya went to Kratujit Janaki for a cure for his eyesight; for him he offered this sacrifice: to the Blazing Radiant One a cake on eight potsherds, to the Light-giver an oblation, to the Blazing Radiant One a cake on eight potsherds; thereby He bestowed sight upon him. For one who desires sight he should offer this sacrifice; by the light of the Radiant men see, by the light of the sun the angels; he has recourse to God with their own share, and He bestows sight upon him; he becomes possessed of sight. In that there are two for the Radiant, he restores his eyes for him; in that there is an oblation for the Light-giver, he restores his nose; the two for the Radiant are on either side of that for the Light-giver; therefore the two eyes are on either side of the nose; therefore by the nose the eyes are separated. The Yajya and the Anuvakya are alike, for the eye is alike; it serves for prosperity. "Up that God who knows all," "Seven bays in thy chariot," "The radiant countenance of the angels has arisen," with these words he offers lumps; thus he gives sight to him; what was his is his again.