Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,    4, 3|    thine innermost benevolence:~Neglect us not, come hitherward.~
 2    1,  170, 3|          brother, why dost thou neglect us, thou who art our friend?~
 3    1,  179   | complaining of his coldness and neglect. Agastya responds in stanza
 4    5,   65, 6|      one end direct their ways.~Neglect not ye the wealthy chiefs,
 5    5,   65, 6|      not ye the wealthy chiefs, neglect not us the Rsis: be our
 6    7,   36, 7|         not swift-moving Aksara neglect us: they have increased
 7    7,  103, 9|     order, and never do the men neglect the season.~Soon as the
 8    8,   54, 9|                               9 Neglect all pious men with skill
 9   10,    2, 4|         4 When we most ignorant neglect the statutes of you, O Deities
10   10,   25, 3|            3 Even if, O Soma, I neglect thy laws through my simplicity,~
11   10,  124, 3|       God, the Father, and, for neglect, obtain my share of worship.~
12 AppI         | complaining of his coldness and neglect. Agastya responds in stanza