Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 33, 8 | compassed with the Sun of morning.~
2 1, 46, 1 | 1 Now Morning with her earliest light
3 1, 60, 1 | takes his seat ere break of morning, House-Lord, adorable with
4 1, 71, 1 | even, as the cows love morning, dark, breaking forth to
5 1, 71, 2 | light, day's sign, beams of morning.~
6 1, 79, 6 | thyself by night and when the morning breaks,~Burn, thou whose
7 1, 104, 1 | swiftly nigh at eve and morning.~
8 1, 113, 1 | up a birth-place for the Morning.~
9 1, 113, 7 | here, auspicious Dawn, this morning.~
10 1, 113, 11| the rising of the earlier Morning.~We, we the living, now
11 1, 113, 12| most bright, O Dawn, this morning.~
12 1, 118, 11| first break of everlasting morning.~
13 1, 122, 3 | Roamer round, who strikes at morning, the Wind delight us, pourer
14 1, 123, 2 | hath come first unto our morning worship.~
15 1, 123, 5 | all sing forth, O joyous Morning.~Weak be the strength of
16 1, 125, 3 | 3 Longing, I came this morning to the pious, the son of
17 1, 139, 4 | chariotsteeds are yoked for morning rites, unswerving steeds
18 1, 139, 4 | rites, unswerving steeds for morning rites,~We set you on the
19 1, 141, 6 | choose him Herald at the morning rites, pressing to him as
20 1, 142, 7 | 7 May Night and Morning, hymned with lauds, united,
21 1, 151, 5 | they cry unto the Sun at morning and at evening, like swift
22 1, 186, 4 | with reverence, Night and Morning, like a cow good to milk,
23 1, 188, 6 | they forth:~Let Night and Morning rest them here.~
24 2, 2, 2 | 2 At night and morning, Agni, have they called
25 2, 2, 8 | night by night at every morning's dawn, may he shine forth
26 2, 3, 6 | the glorious Night and Morning, like female weavers, waxen
27 2, 8, 3 | glory is extolled at eve and morning in our homes,~Whose statute
28 2, 12, 7 | gave being to the Sun and Morning, who leads the waters, He,
29 2, 18, 1 | car hath been equipped at morning; four yokes it hath, three
30 2, 31, 5 | those two blessed Goddesses, Morning and Night who stir all living
31 2, 39, 2 | 2 Moving at morning like two chr-borne heroes,
32 2, 39, 3 | two Cakavas in the grey of morning, come like two chariot wheels
33 3, 6, 7 | beamed through many a radiant morning,~That the Gods praised their
34 3, 14, 3 | their vigour, Night and Morning, by the wind's paths shall
35 3, 20, 5 | call on Savitar the God, on Morning, Brhaspati, and Dadhikras,
36 3, 30, 13| bright front of the refulgent Morning;~And all acknowledge, when
37 3, 31, 15| song, the fire, and Sun and Morning.~
38 3, 32, 8 | marvels, he begot the Sun and Morning.~
39 3, 58, 4 | milk at the first break of morning.~
40 3, 61, 2 | 2 Shine forth, O Morning, thou auspicious Goddess,
41 3, 61, 3 | 3 Thou, Morning, turning thee to every creature,
42 3, 61, 4 | her reins drop downward, Morning cometh, the wealthy Dame,
43 3, 61, 5 | invoke the radiant Goddess Morning, and bring with reverence
44 3, 61, 6 | came the wealthy Lady.~To Morning, Agni, when she comes refulgent,
45 4, 1, 17| bright beam of celestial Morning.~Surya ascended to the wide
46 4, 2, 8 | praise to thee at eve or morning, and, with oblation, doth
47 4, 3, 11| bliss the men encompassed Morning: light was apparent at the
48 4, 4, 9 | resplendent day by day at eve and morning.~So may we honour thee,
49 4, 6, 8 | s tooth, wakened in the morning, with powerful mouth and
50 4, 12, 2 | kindling thee at evening and at morning, prospers, and comes to
51 4, 14, 4 | hither at the break of morning.~Here for your drauglit
52 4, 16, 4 | splendour shine at break of morning),~He with his succour, best
53 4, 25, 2 | man endues the beams of morning?~Who seeks bond, fritridship,
54 4, 45, 5 | meath, the fires sing to the morning Asvins at the break of day,~
55 4, 55, 3 | the unobstructed Night and Morning both, day and night, provide
56 5, 1, 2 | the Priest was wakened: at morning gracious Agni hath arisen.~
57 5, 5, 6 | Mothers of eternal Law,~Morning and Night we supplicate.~
58 5, 28, 1 | forth widely turning unto Morning.~Eastward the ladle goes
59 5, 30, 13| course was ending, changed to morning.~
60 5, 30, 14| Rusamas, was changed to morning.~Like a strong courser,
61 5, 32, 11| invoking Indra both at eve and morning.~
62 5, 41, 7 | Heaven's mighty Daughters,~Morning and Night, the Two, as '
63 5, 62, 8 | car gold-hued at break of morning, and iron-pillared when
64 5, 64, 7 | 7 When morning flushes, Holy Ones! in the
65 5, 76, 3 | at milking-time, at early morning, at noon of day and when
66 5, 77, 1 | those who come at early morning: let the Twain drink before
67 6, 4, 2 | Agni, radiant Herald of the morning, meet to be known, accept
68 6, 17, 5 | splendour to the Sun and Morning.~The mighty rock that compassed
69 6, 17, 6 | firm doors for the kine of Morning, and, with the Angirases,
70 6, 24, 9 | gloom of night brightens to morning.~
71 6, 30, 5 | at once Sun, Heaven, and Morning.~
72 6, 32, 2 | bond that held the beams of Morning.~
73 6, 39, 3 | throughout the years, at morning and at evening.~Him have
74 6, 50, 8 | bounteous as the face of Morning, discloses precious gifts
75 6, 64, 2 | in majesty, thou Goddess Morning.~
76 6, 72, 2 | Indra-Soma, gave her light to Morning, and led the Sun on high
77 7, 2, 6 | exalted Heavenly Ladies, Morning and Night, like a cow good
78 7, 3, 5 | decked him both at eve and morning, Most Youthful Agni, as
79 7, 33, 7 | warmth to all attend the morning. All these have they discovered,
80 7, 39, 2 | early call on Night and Morning,-Vayu, and Pusan with his
81 7, 44, 4 | allied with Surya and with Morning, Adityas, and Angirases,
82 7, 67, 2 | is seen the Banner of the Morning, the Banner born to give
83 7, 68, 9 | thoughts at the break of morning.~May the cow nourish him
84 7, 69, 4 | was turning to the grey of morning the Maiden, Surya's Daughter,
85 7, 71, 3 | at the earliest flush of morning.~With coursers yoked by
86 7, 74, 1 | 1. THESE morning sacrifices call you, Asvins,
87 7, 75, 3 | 3 See, lovely Morning's everlasting splendours,
88 7, 75, 6 | steeds carrying resplendent Morning.~On her all-lovely car she
89 7, 75, 7 | were lowing as they greeted Morning.~
90 7, 76, 4 | effectual words begat the Morning.~
91 7, 76, 6 | first to us, O high-born Morning.~
92 7, 78, 3 | eastward are those lights of Morning, sending out lustre, as
93 7, 91, 1 | affliction they caused the Morning to arise with Surya.~
94 8, 4, 3 | Come hither quickly both at morning and at eve, and with the
95 8, 4, 19| gave, a hundred steeds at morning rites.~Among the gifts of
96 8, 4, 20| 20 What by his morning songs Kanva, the powerful,
97 8, 25, 21| Surya, Heaven, and Earth at morning and at eve I speak.~Bringing
98 8, 41, 5 | names mysterious of the morning beams,~He cherishes much
99 8, 46, 21| Asvya, when this light of morning dawned, received from Prthusravas,
100 8, 65, 8 | Friends, pressed Soma at the morning rites,~Whetting thy thunderbolt
101 8, 76, 3 | to dear sacrifice at the morning rites.~
102 9, 10, 5 | Vivasvan's glory and producing Morning's light, the Suns~Pass through
103 9, 58, 2 | 2 The Morning knows all precious things,
104 9, 86, 19| the Furtherer of day, of morning, and of heaven.~Mixt with
105 9, 99, 5 | messenger to bear the sage's morning prayer.~
106 9, 100 | beloved Friend,~As, in the morning of its life, the mothers
107 10, 3, 1 | he comes with white-rayed Morning.~
108 10, 6, 3 | all living men at break of morning,~Agni to whom our offerings
109 10, 8, 4 | Vasu thou precedest every Morning, and still hast been the
110 10, 11, 3 | 3 Yea, even this blessed Morning, rich in store of food,
111 10, 31, 7 | praise to many a day and morning.~
112 10, 34, 11| brown steeds in the early morning, and when the fire is cold
113 10, 35, 3 | peace and happiness.~May Morning sending forth her light
114 10, 40, 1 | daybreak, visiting each morning every house, borne hitherward
115 10, 40, 3 | meet for worship, go each morning to the house.~Whom do ye
116 10, 42, 5 | him he overthrows in early morning his swift well-weaponed
117 10, 68, 9 | of heaven, and fire, and Morning: with lucid rays he forced
118 10, 88, 19| great as is the fair-winged Morning's presence to him who dwells
119 10, 89, 12| as herald of refulgent Morning, let thine insatiate arrow
120 10, 110, 6 | dews let holy Night and Morning, each close to each, he
121 10, 127, 7 | dark with richest hues:~O Morning, cancel it like debts.~
122 10, 134, 1 | 1. As, like the Morning, thou hast filled, O Indra,
123 10, 151, 5 | 5 Faith in the early morning, Faith at noonday will we
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