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Book, Hymn, Verse
1001 10, 164, 3| 3 If by address, by blame,
1002 10, 165, 3| 3 Let not the Arrow that hath
1003 10, 166, 3| 3 Here, verily, I bind you
1004 10, 167, 3| 3 By royal Soma's and by Varuna'
1005 10, 168, 3| 3 Travelling on the paths
1006 10, 169, 3| 3 Those who have offered to
1007 10, 170, 3| 3 This light, the best of
1008 10, 171, 3| 3 Venya, that mortal man,
1009 10, 172, 3| 3 As nourishers we tie the
1010 10, 173, 3| 3 This man hath Indra stablished,
1011 10, 174, 3| 3 Soma and Savitar the God
1012 10, 175, 2| 3 Of one accord the upper
1013 10, 176, 3| 3 He here, a God-devoted Priest,
1014 10, 177, 3| 3 I saw the Herdsman, him
1015 10, 178, 3| 3 He who with might the Five
1016 10, 179, 3| 3 Dressed in the udder and
1017 10, 180, 3| 3 Thou, mighty Indra, sprangest
1018 10, 181, 3| 3 They found with mental eyes
1019 10, 182, 3| 3 May he whose head is flaming
1020 10, 183, 3| 3 In plants and herbs, in
1021 10, 184, 3| 3 That which the Asvins Twain
1022 10, 185, 3| 3 Nor over him,. the man on
1023 10, 186, 3| 3 The store of Amrta laid
1024 10, 187, 3| 3 The Bull with brightly-gleaming
1025 10, 188, 3| 3 With flames of Jatavedas
1026 10, 189, 3| 3 Song is bestowed upon the
1027 10, 190, 3| 3 Dhatar, the great Creator,
1028 10, 191, 3| 3 The place is common, common
1029 AppI | Agastya responds in stanza 3, and in the second half
1030 AppI, 0, 5| near unto their husbands.~3 Non inutilis est labor cui
1031 AppI, 0, 6| attacked thy babe and womb.~3 That which destroys the
1032 AppI, 0, 7| I drive thy malady away.~3 From viscera and all within,
1033 AppI, 0, 8| Asvins crowned with lotuses.~3 That which the Asvins Twain
1034 AppII | wanting in each Pada: 7+3=21 syllables.~Padapankti:
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