Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   64, 10|           armed with strong men's rings, the archers, they have
 2    1,   83, 6 |          the sky.~Where the stone rings as'twere a singer skilled
 3    1,   87, 6 |       glory, they who wear bright rings; rays they obtained, and
 4    1,  135, 7 |         and where the press-stone rings enter ye both that house,
 5    1,  139, 8 |         wondrous, surpassing man, rings forth,~Whatever, Maruts!
 6    1,  139, 10|           of the press-stone that rings afar.~The very Strong hath
 7    1,  166, 9 |         twere in rivalry therein.~Rings are upon your shoulders
 8    3,    8, 10|        Stakes upon the earth with rings that deck them seem to the
 9    5,   13, 6 |           Thou Agni, as the felly rings the spokes, encompassest
10    7,   56, 13|                           13 Your rings, O Maruts, rest upon your
11    8,   20, 4 |           one.~Decked with bright rings, ye spread the broad expanses
12    8,   67, 2 |     steeds,~Give us, besides, two rings of gold.~
13   10,   10, 14|     another, even as the woodbine rings the tree, enfold thee.~Win
14   10,   64, 15|          stone that presses meath rings loudly out, and where the
15   10,  100, 8 | press-stone as it sheds the meath rings loudly forth. We ask for
16   10,  103, 3 |           Indra who with his band rings hosts together,~Foe-conquering,