Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   35, 5 |                               5 Drawing the gold-yoked car his Bays,
 2    1,  103, 4 |   fame-worthy title,~Thunderer, drawing nigh to slay the Dasyus,
 3    1,  179    |   succeeds after long labour in drawing down from his secret dwelling
 4    2,   37, 3 |        strengthen thou thyself.~Drawing and seizing, Bold One, thou
 5    3,   31, 10|                              10 Drawing the milk of ancient seed
 6    3,   38, 1 |     some strong courser good at drawing, a thought have I imagined
 7    4,    1, 11|  concealing, in his Bull's lair drawing himself together.~
 8    4,   38, 9 | abundance.~Of him they say when drawing back from battle. Dadhikras
 9    4,   40, 4 |         swiftness to his speed.~Drawing himself together, as his
10    5,   31, 7 |         s wiles and magic, and, drawing nigh, didst chase away the
11    5,   56, 6 |       tawny steeds, the best at drawing, to the pole.~
12    7,   97, 6 | Brhaspati, his red-hued horses, drawing together, full of strength,
13   10,   94, 6 |              6 Like strong ones drawing, they have put forth all
14 AppI          |   succeeds after long labour in drawing down from his secret dwelling