Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 13, 7 | call the lovely Night and Dawn to seat them on the holy
2 1, 14, 9 | All Gods awaking with the dawn.~
3 1, 30, 20| What mortal, O immortal Dawn, enjoyeth thee? Where lovest
4 1, 32, 4 | giving life to Sun and Dawn and Heaven, thou foundest
5 1, 34, 10| Savitar sends, before the dawn of day, your car, fraught
6 1, 44 | many-hued fulgent gift of Dawn,~Agni, this day to him who
7 1, 44, 1 | with the Asvins and with Dawn grant us heroic strength
8 1, 44, 3 | Jatavedas, I beseech at dawn that he may bring the Gods
9 1, 44, 7 | 8 At dawn of day, at night, Usas and
10 1, 44, 8 | thou the Gods who wake at dawn who see the light, this
11 1, 46, 14| O circumambient Asvins, Dawn follows the brightness of
12 1, 48 | HYMN XLVIII. Dawn.~
13 1, 48, 1 | 1 DAWN on us with prosperity, O
14 1, 48, 1 | Usas, Daughter of the Sky,~Dawn with great glory, Goddess,
15 1, 48, 1 | Goddess, Lady of the Light, dawn thou with riches, Bounteous
16 1, 48, 3 | hath dawned, and now shall dawn, the Goddess, driver forth
17 1, 48, 7 | 7 This Dawn hath yoked her steeds afar,
18 1, 48, 7 | chariots she, auspicious Dawn, advances on her way to
19 1, 49 | HYMN XLIX. Dawn.~
20 1, 56, 3 | Indra as the Sun attends the Dawn,~Then. he who with his might
21 1, 57, 2 | lofty praise, like bright Dawn, now bring gifts with reverence
22 1, 62, 5 | foe-destroyer, hast, with the Dawn, Sun, rays, dispellcd the
23 1, 62, 8 | Night with her dark limbs, Dawn with limbs of splendour.~
24 1, 69, 1 | BRIGHT, splendid, like Dawn's lover, he bath filled
25 1, 69, 5 | 5 Like the Dawn's lover, spreading light,
26 1, 73, 6 | They made the Night and Dawn of different colours, and
27 1, 92 | HYMN XCII. Dawn.~
28 1, 92, 4 | all the world of life, the Dawn hath laid the darkness open
29 1, 92, 6 | limit of this darkness; Dawn breaking forth again brings
30 1, 92, 7 | charm of pleasant voices.~Dawn, thou conferrest on us strength
31 1, 92, 8 | strength, auspicious Lady,~Dawn, may I gain that wealth,
32 1, 92, 13| 13 O Dawn enriched with ample wealth,
33 1, 92, 14| Shine thou on us this day, O Dawn auspiciously.~
34 1, 92, 15| 15 O Dawn enriched with holy rites,
35 1, 92, 18| Hither may they who wake at dawn bring, to drink Soma both
36 1, 94, 5 | the wondrous herald of the Dawn. Let us not in thy friend.
37 1, 96, 5 | 5 Night and Dawn, changing each the other'
38 1, 113 | HYMN CXIII. Dawn.~
39 1, 113, 3 | yet one-minded, Night and Dawn clash not, neither do they
40 1, 113, 4 | world, hath shown us riches: Dawn hath awakened every living
41 1, 113, 5 | 5 Rich Dawn, she sets afoot the coiled-up
42 1, 113, 5 | living creatures hath the Dawn awakened.~
43 1, 113, 6 | moving creatures hath the Dawn awakened.~
44 1, 113, 7 | flush on us here, auspicious Dawn, this morning.~
45 1, 113, 8 | morns that have departed.~Dawn, at her rising, urges forth
46 1, 113, 9 | 9 As thou, Dawn, hast caused Agni to be
47 1, 113, 12| us here, most bright, O Dawn, this morning.~
48 1, 113, 13| 13 From days eternal hath Dawn shone, the Goddess, and
49 1, 113, 14| her well-harnessed chariot Dawn approaches.~
50 1, 113, 15| bright morns to come hath Dawn arisen.~
51 1, 115, 2 | maiden, so doth the Sun the Dawn, refulgent Goddess:~Where
52 1, 122, 2 | invocation are Night and Dawn who show with varied aspect.~
53 1, 123 | HYMN CXXIII. Dawn.~
54 1, 123, 2 | young on high she glances. Dawn hath come first unto our
55 1, 123, 3 | 3 If, Dawn, thou Goddess nobly born,
56 1, 123, 7 | the surrounding Parents. Dawn on her shining chariot is
57 1, 123, 11| see it.~Blessed art thou O Dawn. Shine yet more widely.
58 1, 123, 13| Shine thou on us to-day, Dawn, swift to listen. With us
59 1, 124 | HYMN CXXIV. Dawn.~
60 1, 124, 1 | 1. THE Dawn refulgent when the fire
61 1, 124, 2 | first of those that come, Dawn brightly shineth.~
62 1, 124, 7 | twere to gather riches.~Dawn, like a loving matron for
63 1, 124, 10| who worship, richly, glad.~Dawn while wasting, on the singer.~
64 1, 124, 12| remaineth at home, O Goddess Dawn, much good thou bringest.~
65 1, 127, 10| to Agni walking with the dawn, who sendeth kine, be sung
66 1, 130, 9 | Waxed strong in might at dawn he tore the Sun's wheel
67 1, 137, 2 | for the wakening of your Dawn together with the Sun-God'
68 1, 157, 1 | earth. Mighty, refulgent Dawn hath shone with all her
69 1, 171, 5 | by whose strength at the dawn of endless mornings,~Give
70 1, 181, 9 | praises you as he praises Dawn and Agni,~When, singing
71 1, 183, 2 | ye, as ye travel, wait on Dawn Heaven's Daughter.~
72 2, 2, 8 | night at every morning's dawn, may he shine forth with
73 2, 21, 4 | joy hath made the light of Dawn.~
74 2, 28, 10| Full many a morn remains to dawn upon us: in these, O Varuna,
75 2, 34, 12| mornings shall inspirit us.~Dawn with her purple beams uncovereth
76 2, 39, 3 | like two chariot wheels at dawn, ye Mighty.~
77 3, 2, 14| sphere a sign, who wakes at dawn,~Agni, the head of heaven,
78 3, 4, 6 | 6 Night and Dawn, lauded, hither come together,
79 3, 5, 2 | Order at the first flush of dawn he shines as envoy.~
80 3, 20, 1 | the priest invoketh Agni, Dawn, Dadhikras, and both the
81 3, 28, 1 | and the cake of meal,~At dawn's libation, rich in prayer!~
82 3, 52, 4 | at our libation poured at dawn,~Forgreat, O Indra, is thy
83 4, 1, 13| drave they, with loud call, Dawn's teeming Milch-kine bid
84 4, 2, 15| in rank, engender, from Dawn the Mother, men to be ordainers.~
85 4, 14, 3 | 3 Red Dawn.is come, riding with brightness
86 4, 14, 3 | beams, gay-hued and mighty.~Dawn on her nobly-harnessed car,
87 4, 32, 24| or start not, with the dawn, Innocuous in the ways they
88 4, 35, 7 | 7 Lord of Bay Steeds, at dawn thejuice thou drankest:
89 4, 39, 3 | flame is kindled at break of dawn, the Courser Dadhikrivan,~
90 4, 40, 1 | Praise of the Lord of Waters, Dawn, and Agni, Brhaspati Son
91 4, 40, 2 | may he hasten the food of Dawn.~May he the true, the fleet,
92 4, 45, 2 | horses at the flushing of the dawn,~Stripping the covering
93 4, 51 | HYMN LI. Dawn.~
94 4, 52, 2 | like a bright red mare,~The Dawn became the Asvins' Friend.~
95 4, 52, 3 | of the Kine art thou:~O Dawn thou rulest over wealth.~
96 4, 52, 5 | of cattle loosed to feed.~Dawn hath filled full the wide
97 4, 52, 6 | After thy nature aid us, Dawn.~
98 4, 52, 7 | thy bright shining lustre, Dawn.~
99 4, 55, 9 | Hither to us, rich pleasant Dawn, bring many things to be
100 5, 1, 1 | people's fuel to meet the Dawn who cometh like a milch-cow.~
101 5, 3, 8 | 8 At this dawn's flushing, God! our ancient
102 5, 18, 1 | 1. AT dawn let: Agni, much-beloved
103 5, 35, 8 | and meditate our hymn at dawn.~
104 5, 37, 1 | splendour.~For him may mornings dawn without cessation who saith,
105 5, 45, 1 | 1. BARDS of approaching Dawn who know the heavens are
106 5, 51, 3 | with those who move at dawn,~Come to the Soma-draught
107 5, 51, 8 | with the Asvins and with Dawn,~Agni, as erst with Atri,
108 5, 53, 14| we be there when ye, at dawn, in rest and toil, rain
109 5, 69, 3 | 3 I call at dawn on Aditi the Goddess, I
110 5, 75, 9 | 9 Dawn with her white herd hath
111 5, 77, 2 | 2 Worship at dawn and instigate the Asvins:
112 5, 79 | HYMN LXXIX. Dawn.~
113 5, 79, 1 | 1. O HEAVENLY Dawn, awaken us to ample opulence
114 5, 79, 2 | Sunitha Sucadratha's son,~So dawn thou on one mightier still,
115 5, 79, 3 | 3 So, bringing treasure, dawn to-day on us thou Daughter
116 5, 79, 6 | patrons fame, O affluent Dawn, with hero sons,~To these
117 5, 79, 7 | fame, O thou munificent Dawn, to these~Our wealthy patrons
118 5, 79, 10| and more exceedingly, O Dawn, it suits thee to bestow,~
119 5, 80 | HYMN LXXX. Dawn.~
120 5, 80, 1 | and praises the Goddess Dawn who bringeth in the sunlight,~
121 5, 80, 2 | chariot, all-impelling, Dawn gives her splendour at the
122 5, 80, 5 | malignity and darkness, Dawn, Child of Heaven, hath come
123 5, 81, 2 | after the outgoing of the Dawn.~
124 6, 4, 2 | Immortal, our guest, awake at dawn, is Jatavedas.~
125 6, 12, 4 | as doth a champion, like Dawn's Sire to be praised with
126 6, 15, 5 | earth as with the light of Dawn;~Who speeding on, as in
127 6, 64 | HYMN LXIV. Dawn.~
128 6, 64, 5 | 5 Dawn, bring me wealth: untroubled,
129 6, 64, 6 | rernaineth at home, O Goddess Dawn, much good thou bringest.~
130 6, 65 | HYMN LXV. Dawn.~
131 6, 65, 5 | 5 O Dawn who standest on the mountain
132 7, 8, 1 | hath shone forth when the dawn is breaking.~
133 7, 10, 1 | and refulgent, like the Dawn's Lover, his far-spreading
134 7, 18, 21| Giver. So shall the days dawn prosperous for the princes.~
135 7, 30, 3 | When fair bright days shall dawn on us, O Indra, and thou
136 7, 41, 1 | 1. AGNI at dawn, and Indra we invoke at
137 7, 41, 1 | and Indra we invoke at dawn, and Varuna and Mitra, and
138 7, 41, 1 | the Asvins twain.~Bhaga at dawn, Pusan, and Brahmanaspati,
139 7, 41, 1 | and Brahmanaspati, Soma at dawn, Rudra we will invoke at
140 7, 41, 1 | Rudra we will invoke at dawn.~
141 7, 41, 7 | 7 May blessed Mornings dawn on us for ever, with wealth
142 7, 42, 5 | our grass let Night and Dawn be seated: bring longing
143 7, 44, 1 | aid, the Asvins, Bhaga, Dawn, and Agni kindled well,~
144 7, 44, 3 | speak to Agni, Earth, and Dawn, and Surya,~The red, the
145 7, 69, 5 | Herewith, O Asvins, while the dawn is breaking, to this our
146 7, 71, 1 | Night retireth from the Dawn her Sister; the Dark one
147 7, 75 | HYMN LXXV. Dawn.~
148 7, 75, 1 | BORN in the heavens the Dawn hath flushed, and showing
149 7, 75, 2 | fortune: to great felicity, O Dawn, promote us.~Vouchsafe us
150 7, 75, 5 | lauded by priests rich Dawn shines out refulgent.~
151 7, 75, 8 | 8 O Dawn, now give us wealth in kine
152 7, 76 | HYMN LXXVI. Dawn.~
153 7, 76, 1 | that Eye was first created. Dawn hath made all the universe
154 7, 76, 2 | Vasus.~Eastward the flag of Dawn hath been uplifted; she
155 7, 76, 3 | uprising.~Since thou, O Dawn, hast been beheld repairing
156 7, 76, 7 | of voices. The flushing Dawn is sung by the Vasisthas,~
157 7, 77 | HYMN LXXVIT. Dawn.~
158 7, 77, 3 | Distinguished by her bean-is Dawn shines apparent, come forth
159 7, 77, 4 | Draw nigh with wealth and dawn away the foeman: prepare
160 7, 77, 5 | giving us lengthened days, O Dawn, O Goddess,~Granting us
161 7, 78 | HYMN LXXVIII. Dawn.~
162 7, 78, 4 | her, yea, all men look on Dawn as she is breaking.~fler
163 7, 79 | HYMN LXXIX. Dawn.~
164 7, 79, 1 | Five Tribes are settled, Dawn hath disclosed the pathways
165 7, 79, 3 | Wealthy, most like to Indra, Dawn hath risen, and brought
166 7, 79, 4 | 4 Bestow on us, O Dawn, that ample bounty which
167 7, 80 | HYMN LXXX. Dawn.~
168 7, 80, 2 | hath hid the darkness, this Dawn hath wakened there with
169 7, 81 | HYMN LXXXI. Dawn.~
170 7, 81, 2 | beams together with the Dawn.~O Dawn, at thine arising,
171 7, 81, 2 | together with the Dawn.~O Dawn, at thine arising, and the
172 7, 81, 5 | us that wondrous bounty, Dawn, that shall be famed most
173 7, 81, 6 | sweet strains, may Usas dawn our foes away.~
174 7, 85, 1 | that shines like heavenly Dawn with fatness. May they be
175 7, 99, 4 | sacrificing by generating Surya, Dawn, and Agni.~O Heroes, ye
176 7, 104, 23| witchcraft-workers reach us: may Dawn drive off the couples of
177 8, 4, 16| thee are treasures of the Dawn for mortal man whom thou
178 8, 5, 1 | she were present here, red Dawn hath shone from far away,~
179 8, 5, 2 | Attend, O Asvins, on the Dawn.~
180 8, 9, 17| Awake the Asvins, Goddess Dawn! Up Mighty Lady of sweet
181 8, 9, 18| 18 Thou, Dawn, approaching with thy light
182 8, 35, 1 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, drink the Soma
183 8, 35, 2 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, drink the Soma
184 8, 35, 3 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, drink the Soma
185 8, 35, 4 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, bring us strengthening
186 8, 35, 5 | mind with Sarya and with Dawn O Asvins, bring us strengthening
187 8, 35, 6 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, bring us strengthening
188 8, 35, 7 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, come thrice, O Asvins,
189 8, 35, 8 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, come thrice, O Asvins,
190 8, 35, 9 | mind with Surya and with Dawn, come thrice, O Asvins,
191 8, 35, 10| mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, grant us vigorous
192 8, 35, 11| mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, grant us vigolms
193 8, 35, 12| mind with Surya and with Dawn, O Asvins, grant us vigorous
194 8, 35, 13| mind with Surya and with Dawn, and with the Adityas, Asvins!
195 8, 35, 14| mind with Surya and with Dawn, and with the Adityas, Asvins!
196 8, 35, 15| mind with Surya and with Dawn, and with the Adityas, Asvins!
197 8, 35, 16| mind with Surya and with Dawn, -the presser's Soma, Asvins
198 8, 35, 17| mind with Surya and with Dawn, the presser's Soma, Asvins
199 8, 35, 18| mind with Surya and with Dawn, the presser's Soma, Asvins
200 8, 35, 19| mind with Surya and with Dawn, drink juice, O Asvins,
201 8, 35, 20| mind with Surya and with Dawn, drink juice, O Asvins,
202 8, 35, 21| mind with Surya and with Dawn, drink juice, O Asvins,
203 8, 47, 16| To Trita, and to Dvita, Dawn! bear thou the evil dream
204 8, 47, 18| thou away the evil dream, O Dawn, whereof we are afraid.
205 8, 62, 16| 16 The purple-tinted Dawn hath risen, and true to
206 9, 5, 6 | beauteous maidens, Night and Dawn~
207 9, 41, 5 | mighty heavens and earth,~As Dawn, as Surya with his beams.~
208 9, 84, 2 | Surya, follows closely after Dawn.~
209 9, 84, 4 | voice that wakens with the dawn.~Indu with winds drives
210 10, 6, 5 | Agni who stirs himself at dawn like Indra,~Whom sages laud
211 10, 29, 2 | 2 May we, when this Dawn and the next dance hither,
212 10, 35, 1 | their light when first the Dawn begins to shine.~May Heaven
213 10, 35, 2 | we pray to Surya and to Dawn. So may the flowing Soma
214 10, 35, 4 | 4 May this first Dawn bring us the host of gracious
215 10, 36, 1 | 1. THERE are the Dawn and Night, the grand and
216 10, 39, 1 | worships must invoke at eve and dawn.~
217 10, 41, 1 | hymns at earliest flush of dawn.~
218 10, 55, 4 | first among the lights, O Dawn, thou shonest, whereby thou
219 10, 58, 8 | that visited the Sun and Dawn.~We cause to come to thee
220 10, 63, 14| Indra, that sets forth at dawn, that never breaks, may
221 10, 64, 3 | heaven, to Trita, Vata, Dawn, Night, and the Atvins Twain.~
222 10, 65, 9 | celestial Hotar-priests, and Dawn for happiness,~Winners of
223 10, 67, 5 | thundered like Dyaus, the dawn, the Sun, the cow, the lightning.~
224 10, 70, 6 | Here in this shrine may Dawn and Night, the Daughters
225 10, 76, 1 | power and strength begin to dawn: bedew ye, Indra and the
226 10, 77, 5 | beams, with splendour as at dawn;~Like self-bright falcons,
227 10, 78, 7 | 7 Like rays of Dawn, the visitors of sacrifice,
228 10, 92, 2 | the Household Priest of Dawn.~
229 10, 101, 1 | Agni and Dadhikras and Dawn the Goddess, you, Gods with
230 10, 122, 7 | who at flushing of this dawn appointed thee their messenger,
231 10, 127, 3 | as she comes hath set the Dawn her Sister in her place:~
232 10, 172 | HYMN CLXXII. Dawn.~
233 10, 172, 4 | 4 Dawn drives away her Sister's
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