Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 5, 4 | Whose pair of tawny horses yoked in battles foemen challenge
2 1, 30, 18| 18 Your chariot yoked for both alike, immortal,
3 1, 39, 6 | Ye to your chariot have yoked the spotted deer: a red
4 1, 48, 7 | 7 This Dawn hath yoked her steeds afar, beyond
5 1, 50, 9 | 9 Surya hath yoked the pure bright Seven, the
6 1, 51, 10| Hero-souled, the steeds of Vata, yoked by thought, have carried
7 1, 56 | He stays his golden car, yoked with Bay Horses, swift,
8 1, 84, 3 | thy Bay Steeds have been yoked by prayer.~May, with its
9 1, 92, 2 | they harnessed, easy to be yoked.~The Dawns have brought
10 1, 94, 10| to thy chariot thou hadst yoked two red steeds and two ruddy
11 1, 100, 16| at the pole the chariot yoked with stallions, joyous,
12 1, 116, 18| porpoise and a bull were yoked together.~
13 1, 118, 4 | falcons bear you hither, yoked to your chariot, swift,
14 1, 119, 5 | Asvins, the car which you had yoked for glorious show your own
15 1, 139, 4 | you the chariotsteeds are yoked for morning rites, unswerving
16 1, 140, 4 | these steeds of thine are yoked, impatient, lightly running,
17 1, 161, 6 | 6 Indra hath yoked his Bays, the Asvins' car
18 1, 162, 21| and to the ass's pole is yoked the Charger.~
19 1, 164, 9 | 9 Yoked was the Mother to the boon
20 1, 164, 14| its felly: ten draw it, yoked to the far-stretching car-pole.~
21 1, 164, 19| Soma, steeds bear as 'twere yoked to the region's car-pole.~
22 1, 177, 1 | with succour turn having yoked both vigorous Bay Horses!~
23 1, 177, 2 | 2 Thy mighty Stallions, yoked by prayer, O Indra, thy.
24 1, 180, 6 | Bounteous Ones, ye drive your yoked team downward, ye send,
25 2, 24, 12| Indra, to our oblation Iiie yoked steeds to fodder.~
26 3, 26, 4 | Gathered for victory they have yoked their spotted deer.~Pourers
27 3, 35, 4 | 4 Those who are yoked by prayer I harness, fleet
28 3, 43, 6 | 6 Yoked to thy chariot, led thy
29 3, 53, 4 | dwelling: so let thy Bay Steeds yoked convey thee hither.~Whenever
30 4, 41, 10| with newest succours bring yoked teams hitherward to us and
31 4, 45, 1 | that light: your chariot is yoked that travels round upon
32 5, 40, 4 | he come hither with his yoked Bay Horses; may Indra gladden
33 5, 45, 10| shining ocean when he hath yoked his fair-backed Tawny Horses.~
34 5, 52, 8 | hasting, by themselves have yoked their deer for victory.~
35 5, 53, 1 | their spotted deer were yoked?~
36 5, 55, 6 | to your car-poles ye have yoked your spotted deer to be
37 5, 57, 3 | when for victory ye have yoked, fierce Ones! your spotted
38 5, 58, 7 | her.~They to the pole have yoked the winds for coursers:
39 5, 75, 6 | steeds, of dappled hue, yoked at the thought,~Your flying
40 5, 87, 4 | When he, himself, hath yoked his emulous strong horses
41 6, 20, 9 | the car-seat an archer: yoked at a word they bear the
42 6, 23, 1 | is chanted;~Or when with yoked Bays, Maghavan, thou comest,
43 6, 29, 2 | Horses, the Stallions, are yoked ready for the journey.~
44 6, 37, 1 | 1. LET thy Bay Horses, yoked, O mighty Indra, bring thy
45 6, 39, 4 | Mornings.~He moves with Steeds yoked by eternal Order, contenting
46 6, 45, 21| 21 So with thy yoked teams satisfy our wish with
47 6, 47, 18| for his Bay Steeds are yoked, ten times a hundred.~
48 6, 49, 5 | look on, pleaseth me well, yoked with a thought, refulgent,~
49 6, 53, 1 | the path, O Pusan, we have yoked and bound thee to our hymn,~
50 6, 62, 4 | 4 So ye, when ye have yoked your chariothorses, come
51 6, 75, 7 | dust are neighing loudly, yoked to the Chariots, showing
52 7, 28, 1 | knowest: let thy Bay Steeds be yoked and guided hither.~Though
53 7, 60, 3 | He from their home hath yoked the Seven gold Coursers
54 7, 67, 8 | your chariot travelled.~Yoked by the Gods, your strong
55 7, 69, 2 | 2 Let it approach, yoked by thewill, three-seated,
56 7, 71, 3 | of morning.~With coursers yoked by Law drive hither, Asvins,
57 7, 92, 5 | 5 With thy yoked teams in hundreds and in
58 8, 1, 24| may the long-mancd Bays, yoked by devotion, bring Indra
59 8, 1, 25| 25 Yoked to thy chariot wrought of
60 8, 1, 31| to the car, by faith, I yoked the horses longing for the
61 8, 2, 27| May the strong Bay Steeds, yoked by prayer, bring hither
62 8, 4, 11| thereof.~He even now hath yoked his vigorous Bay Steeds:
63 8, 6, 48| heaven, bestowing buffaloes yoked in fours,~And matched in
64 8, 7, 28| along their spotted deer yoked to the car.~The Bright Ones
65 8, 17, 2 | let thy long-maned Bays, yoked by prayer, bring thee hitherward~
66 8, 33, 14| mounted on thy car let thy yoked Bay Steeds carry thee,~Past
67 8, 45, 39| draw those Bays of thine yoked~by our hymn, with splendid
68 8, 50, 12| 12 Him have we yoked in fight, the powerful Conqueror,
69 8, 83, 1 | Both horses of the cars are yoked, -~
70 8, 87, 9 | rapid God,~Bearers of Indra, yoked by word.~
71 9, 63, 8 | Pavamana, high o'er man yoked the Sun's courser Etasa~
72 9, 72, 1 | like a red Steed is he yoked, and Soma in the jar is
73 9, 97, 28| 28 Thou, yoked by strong men, neighest
74 9, 100, 2 | the. song which mind hath yoked, even as thunder frees the
75 10, 26, 1 | them glorious Pusan with yoked chariot, and the Mighty
76 10, 27, 9 | bullock, and he who hath been yoked seek one to loose him.~
77 10, 44, 7 | difficult to harness, have been yoked.~Here in advance men stand
78 10, 75, 9 | 9 Sindhu hath yoked her car, light-rolling,
79 10, 79, 7 | 7 He born in wood hath yoked his horses rushing in all
80 10, 93, 14| nobles, and the King.~They yoked five hundred, and their
81 10, 94, 7 | car-poles, ten when they are yoked.~
82 10, 102, 7 | bull thereto and firmly yoked him.~Indra vouchsafed the
83 10, 114, 10| 10 Yoked to his chariot-pole there
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