Book, Hymn, Verse

1    1,   32, 11|   stayed like kine held by the robber.~But he, when he had smitten
2    1,   42, 2 |    about the path we take, the robber with a guileful heart:~Far
3    2,   28, 11|       slumber -~If any wolf or robber fain would harm us, therefrom,
4    4,   41, 4 | thunder~Who treats us ill, the robber and oppressor: measure on
5    5,   79, 9 |       heat consume thee like a robber foe, high-born! delightful
6    6,   28, 2 |       These are ne'er lost, no robber ever injures them: no evil-minded
7    7,   55, 3 |   retrace thy way: bark at the robber and the thief.~At Indra'
8    7,  104, 10|      the adversary, thief, and robber, sink to destruction, both
9   10,  133, 4 |                          4 The robber people round about, Indra,