Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   13, 6 |                              6 Thrown open be the Doors Divine,
 2    1,  113, 14|    splendour: the Goddess hath thrown off the veil of darkness.~
 3    1,  121, 10|        might of Susna that was thrown around him.~
 4    1,  142, 6 |                              6 Thrown open be the Doors Divine,
 5    2,    3, 5 |      the Doors, the Goddesses, thrown open, easy to pass, invoked,
 6    3,    5, 1 |     the pious, the Priest hath thrown both gates of darkness open.~
 7    3,   31, 21|     holy Order, to, us hath he thrown open all his portals.~
 8    4,    5, 8 |       in secret~When they have thrown as 'twere the cows' stalls
 9    5,   45, 1 |      of men, too, hath the God thrown open.~
10    7,    2, 5 |        thoughts the pious have thrown open Doors fain for chariots
11    7,   17, 2 |       the impatient Portals be thrown open bring thou the Gods
12   10,   25, 5 | longing men,~These sages, have thrown open-at your glad carouse-the
13   10,   27, 17|   fatted wether: the dice were thrown by way of sport and gaming.~
14   10,   34, 5 |   lonely.~When the brown dice, thrown on the board, have rattled,
15   10,  120, 8 |     the doors of light hath he thrown open.~