Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,    6, 1 |         harness the bright, the ruddy Steed~The lights are shining
 2    1,   36, 9 |  praised Agni! loose the smoke, ruddy and beautiful to see.~
 3    1,   62, 9 |       raw cows, black of hue or ruddy, storest the ripe milk glossy
 4    1,   94, 10|    yoked two red steeds and two ruddy steeds, wind-sped, thy roar
 5    1,  105, 18|                            18 A ruddy wolf beheld me once, as
 6    1,  112, 19|    wherewith ye freely gave the ruddy cows away;~Wherewith ye
 7    1,  118, 5 | beauteous horses, your birds of ruddy hue, convey you near us.~
 8    2,   10, 2 |         insight.~Dark steeds or ruddy draw his car, or carried
 9    3,    6, 6 |       holy Order the long-maned ruddy steeds who sprinkle fatness.~
10    4,    2, 3 |                    3 I laud the ruddy steeds who pour down blessing,
11    4,    6, 9 |         Agni, dropping fatness, ruddy vigorous, speeding straightly
12    5,   59, 5 |                5 Like steeds of ruddy colour, scions of one race,
13    7,    3, 3 |     upward.~Aloft to heaven thy ruddy smoke ascendeth: Agni, thou
14    7,   42, 2 |         the juice tfiy bay, thy ruddy horses,~Or red steeds, Hero-bearing,
15    8,    3, 22|       hath Pakasthaman given, a ruddy horse,good at the pole,~
16    8,    3, 24|        free-handed giver of the ruddy steed, I have named Pakasthaman
17    9,   97, 52|          O Indu.~Here, too, the Ruddy, wind-swift, full of wisdom,
18   10,   60, 6 |         sons yokest thy pair of ruddy steeds.~Thou troddest niggards