Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   62, 7 |                               7 Unwearied, won with lauding hymns,
 2    1,   64, 11|        way.~Self-moving, brisk, unwearied, they o'erthrow the firm;
 3    4,    4, 12|         and ever friendly, most unwearied,~May thy protecting powers,
 4    5,   42, 15|      and well-being: praise the unwearied Ones whose steeds are dappled.~
 5    5,   43, 13|      Dames divine, with plants, unwearied, the Steer with triple horn,
 6    6,   21, 12|     best to draw, broad-backed, unwearied.~
 7    6,   75, 9 | profound and strong in trouble,~Unwearied, armed with shafts and wondrous
 8    7,   10, 5 |        and for Gods' worship an unwearied envoy.~
 9    8,   64, 14|              14 The reverent or unwearied man whose holy labour he
10    9,   44, 1 |         twere thy wave to Gods,~Unwearied, thou art flowing forQh.~
11    9,   48, 3 |         Falcon, strong of wing, unwearied, brought thee down,~Lord
12    9,   89, 4 |         whose back bears meath, unwearied, awful.~The twins, the sisters
13   10,   62, 11|         leng~thened, with whom, unwearied, we have lived and prospered.~
14   10,  108, 8 | inspirited with Soma, Angirases unwearied, and Navagvas.~This stall
15   10,  138, 4 |         none had e'er assailed: unwearied he destroycd the godless