Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   65, 4 |      cats the woods as a King eats the rich.~When through the
 2    1,  127, 6 |   spots adorable,~Accepts and eats our offered gifts, ensign
 3    1,  164, 20|      refuge.~One of the twain eats the sweet Fig-tree's fruitage;
 4    2,   13, 4 |    Greedily with his teeth he eats the master's food. Thou
 5    7,    4, 2 | seizeth fast the forests, and eats his food, though plenteous,
 6   10,   27, 13|     His feet have grasped: he eats the man who meets him. Around
 7   10,   79, 2 |    unsated with his tongue he eats the fuel.~With hands upraised,
 8   10,  113, 8 |       of manly might.~As Agni eats the dry food with his tcetlv,
 9   10,  117, 6 |      him. All guilt is he who eats with no partaker.~
10   10,  146, 5 | murderous enemy approach.~Man eats of savoury fruit and then