Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 13, 11| 11 God, Sovran of the Wood, present this our oblation
2 1, 55, 4 | 4 He only in the wood is praised by worshippers,
3 1, 58, 1 | eagerly through the dry wood he spreads.~His back, as
4 1, 58, 3 | wind be spreads through dry wood as he lists, armed with
5 1, 58, 4 | wind-driven, through the wood he speeds, triumphant like
6 1, 66, 1 | pure and refulgent to the wood he speeds.~
7 1, 67, 1 | 1. VICTORIOUS in the wood, Friend among men, ever
8 1, 68, 2 | that living from the dry wood thou art born.~All truly
9 1, 127, 4 | many a thing hews it like wood with fervent glow.~Even
10 1, 128, 3 | God is conqueror in the wood:~Agni, who hath his seat
11 1, 148, 4 | crunches: he shines amid the wood with spreading brightness.~
12 1, 157, 5 | fire, the sovrans of the wood, the waters,~
13 1, 158, 4 | exhaust me.~Let not the wood ten times up-piled consume
14 1, 161, 1 | praised the goodness of the wood.~
15 2, 10, 3 | 3 On wood supine they got the well-formed
16 2, 14, 9 | order: that purified in wood, in wood uplift ye.~Well
17 2, 14, 9 | that purified in wood, in wood uplift ye.~Well pleased
18 2, 35, 4 | splendid beauty, unfed with wood. in waters, oil-enveloped.~
19 2, 37, 3 | specdest on: Lord of the Wood, unharming, strengthen thou
20 3, 1, 2 | may the hymn aid it. With wood and worship shall they honour
21 3, 1, 13| floods and plants the blessed wood hath gendered.~Gods even,
22 3, 8, 11| 11 Lord of the Wood, rise with a hundred branches.
23 3, 29, 6 | courser, red in colour, in the wood.~Bright, checkless, as it
24 3, 53, 20| Let not this sovran of the wood leave us forlorn or injure
25 3, 55, 4 | quarters, extended through the wood be lies on couches.~One
26 4, 7, 1 | shine bright-coloured in the wood, spreading from home to
27 4, 7, 6 | Eternal Mothers, in the wood, concealed and unapproached,~
28 5, 7, 4 | consumes the sovrans of the wood.~
29 5, 11, 6 | hidden, fleeing back from wood to wood.~Thou by attrition
30 5, 11, 6 | fleeing back from wood to wood.~Thou by attrition art produced
31 5, 78, 8 | as the wind, like as the wood, like as the sea is set
32 5, 84, 3 | the strong sovrans of the wood,~When from the lightning
33 6, 2, 8 | art urged by wisdom in the wood.~Thou art like wind; food,
34 6, 3, 3 | evening, where, Child of Wood, thou mayest also tarry.~
35 6, 6, 1 | the banquet, who rends the wood, bright, with his blackened
36 6, 15, 2 | glorify, high-flaming in the wood.~As such, most friendly,
37 6, 15, 6 | Agni, with your log of wood; praise your beloved, your
38 6, 47, 26| 26 Lord of the wood, be firm and strong in body:
39 6, 47, 27| brought from sovrans of the wood.~Honour with holy gifts
40 7, 32, 20| wright his wheel of solid wood.~
41 8, 34, 18| I seemed to stand amid a wood.~
42 8, 49, 15| 15 Thou liest in the wood: from both thy Mothers mortals
43 8, 61, 4 | lifegiving, he hath climbed the wood,~And with his tongue hath
44 9, 1, 2 | all men, he hath with the wood attained unto~His place,
45 9, 3, 1 | To settle in the vats of wood.~
46 9, 6, 5 | While he disports him in the wood, -~
47 9, 7, 3 | Continuous voices in the wood.~
48 9, 7, 6 | sinks and settles in the wood:~The Singer shows his zeal
49 9, 27, 3 | Effused into the vats of wood.~
50 9, 30, 4 | To settle in the vats of wood.~
51 9, 37, 6 | forward to the casks of wood,~Indu to Indra willingly.~
52 9, 45, 5 | him as he sports in the wood, beyond the fleece:~Singers
53 9, 57, 3 | Sits as a falcon in the, wood.~
54 9, 62, 8 | Finding thine home in vats of wood.~
55 9, 65, 6 | dipped in waters, with the wood.~Thou comest to the gathering-place.~
56 9, 66, 9 | A singer, bathest in the wood.~
57 9, 67, 14| Loud roaring to the vats of wood.~
58 9, 74, 1 | he hath clamoured in the wood, when he, the Red, the Strong,
59 9, 78, 2 | by the men, balmed in the wood as wave, Sage, Viewer of
60 9, 89, 1 | thousand currents sunk in the wood, upon his Mother's bosom.~
61 9, 90, 2 | Life-bestower.~Dwelling in wood as Varuna in rivers, lavishing
62 9, 92, 6 | like a wild bull, in the wood hath settled.~
63 9, 98, 2 | impelled, surrounded by the wood.~
64 9, 106, 11| Mighty forth, sporting in wood, above the fleece:~Our psalms
65 9, 107, 9 | gold-hued hast settled in the wood.~
66 9, 107, 21| bellowed, steerlike, in the wood.~Thou flowest, Soma Pavamana,
67 9, 108, 7 | swims in water, roan in wood;~
68 10, 4, 5 | smoke-bannered, gray, he makes the wood his dwelling.~No swimmer,
69 10, 23, 4 | worshipper as wind disturbs the wood.~
70 10, 27, 18| will perform, whose food is wood and butter.~
71 10, 28, 8 | carried axes; splitting the wood they came with their attendants.~
72 10, 31, 7 | What was the tree, what wood, in sooth, produced it,
73 10, 31, 9 | Mitra, like Agni in the wood, hath shot forth splendour.~
74 10, 46, 7 | stirring, and sitting in the wood; like winds are Somas.~
75 10, 52, 2 | Adhvaryu's duty: Brahman and wood are here: 'tis yours to
76 10, 60, 9 | fast the monarchs of the wood.~So have I held thy spirit
77 10, 70, 10| bring hither, Lord of the Wood, the Deities' assembly.~
78 10, 79, 7 | 7 He born in wood hath yoked his horses rushing
79 10, 80, 2 | 2 Blest be the wood that feeds the active Agni:
80 10, 81, 4 | What was the tree, what wood in sooth produced it, from
81 10, 86, 16| and wagon with a load of wood. Supreme is Indra over all.~
82 10, 90, 6 | was autumn; summer was the wood.~
83 10, 101, 11| doubly-wedded.~Lay in the wood the Soviran of the Forest,
84 10, 132, 6 | upon the pole, upon the wood.~These our disheartened
85 10, 146, 2 | tinkling bells, the Lady of the Wood exults.~
86 10, 146, 4 | At eve the dweller in the wood fancies that somebody hath
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