Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   87, 1 |   glittering ornaments, a few in number only, like the heavens with
 2    2,   14, 4 |          arms ninety-and-nine in number;~Who cast down headlong
 3    4,   58, 3 |           his hands are seven in number.~Bound with a triple bond
 4    7,   76, 3 |          Great is, in truth, the number of the Mornings which were
 5   10,   15, 13|      Jatavedas, knowest well the number of Fathers who are here
 6   10,   51, 2 |        seen me? Who of all their number clearly beheld my forms
 7   10,   74, 4 |        many and her streams past number.~
 8   10,   86, 14|                    14 Fifteen in number, then, for me a score of
 9   10,   88, 18|        are the Fires and Suns in number? What is the number of the
10   10,   88, 18|      Suns in number? What is the number of the Dawns and Waters?~
11 AppII         |      metres are regulated by the number of syllables in the stanza,
12 AppII         | varieties of this metre, and the number of syllables in the stanza