Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   23, 14|  Who rests on grass of many hues.~
 2    1,   73, 6 |    set the black and purple hues together.~
 3    1,  113, 3 |   Fair-formed, of different hues and yet one-minded, Night
 4    1,  115, 3 |    Horses, bright, changing hues, meet for our shouts of
 5    1,  143, 7 |    high clad in his radiant hues.~
 6    1,  186, 4 |   song with milk of various hues within this udder.~
 7    2,    5, 5 |     5 Clothing thern in his hues, the kine of him the Leader
 8    5,    1, 4 |     both Dawns of different hues have borne him, springs
 9    5,   63, 5 |     regions varied in their hues. Imperial Kings, bedew us
10    8,    3, 3 |  holy hymns, pure, with the hues of fire, have sung them
11    8,   90, 13|  lowly down, clothed in red hues and rich in rays,~Is seen,
12   10,   20, 9 |  sire begat him bright with hues of gold.~
13   10,   85, 35|   parted robe, -~Behold the hues which Surya wears these
14   10,  127, 7 | decks the dark with richest hues:~O Morning, cancel it like