Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,    3, 1 |            splendour, having nimble hands,~Accept the sacrificial
 2    1,   24, 4 |             from all hatred, in thy hands~
 3    1,   31, 6 |      slayest in war the many by the hands of few.~
 4    1,   38    |             will ye take us by both hands, as a dear sire his son,~
 5    1,   41, 2 |             whom they, as with full hands, enrich,~Whom they preserve
 6    1,   55, 8 |              8 Thou bearest in both hands treasure that never fails;
 7    1,   62, 12|           God, the riches which thy hands have holden from days of
 8    1,   71, 9 |         riches.~The Kings with fair hands, Varuna and Mitra, protect
 9    1,   81, 4 | strong-jawed, sublime, he in joined hands for glory's sake hath grasped
10    1,   81, 7 |            kine.~Gather in both thy hands for us treasures of many
11    1,   82, 6 |            holdest them in both thy hands.~The stirring draughts of
12    1,   88, 6 |             rusheth freely from our hands as these. libations wont
13    1,  109, 4 |         gladly to delight you.~With hands auspicious and fair arms,
14    1,  109, 8 |            who shatter forts, whose hands wield thunder: Indra and
15    1,  130, 4 |           his thunderbolt with both hands, Indra made its edge most
16    1,  135, 9 |           to be checked by both the hands.~
17    1,  162, 9 |         hatchet,~Or to the slayer's hands and nails adhereth,-among
18    1,  176, 3 |                      3 Within whose hands deposited all the Five Peoples'
19    2,   14, 9 |      pleased he longs for what your hands have tended: offer the gladdening
20    2,   39, 5 |            before us.~Come like two hands most helpful to the body,
21    2,   39, 7 |                          7 Like two hands give ye us increasing vigour;
22    3,   14, 5 |             Approaching with raised hands and adoration, we have this
23    3,   60, 5 |           well-blent, from both thy hands.~Maghalan, urged by song,
24    4,    2, 14|           have done with feet, with hands, and with our bodies,~The
25    4,   21, 9 |                9 Auspicious are thy hands, thine arms wellfashioned
26    4,   45, 5 |        break of day,~When with pure hands the prudent energetic priest
27    4,   58, 3 |              his heads are two, his hands are seven in number.~Bound
28    5,    2, 5 |           stranger?~Let those whose hands have seized upon them free
29    5,   39, 1 |              bring filling both thy hands, to us.~
30    5,   45, 7 |                    7 Here, urged by hands, loudly hath rung the press-stone
31    5,   54, 11|          flame are flashing in your hands, and visors wroughtof gold
32    5,   62, 6 |                              6 With hands that shed no blood, guarding
33    6,   16, 46|            attract, with prayer and hands uplifted, the Priest of
34    6,   19, 3 |                 3 Stretch out those hands of thine, extend to us-ward
35    6,   31, 1 |            of riches: thou in thine hands hast held the people, Indra!~
36    6,   45, 8 |                      8 Him in whose hands they say are stored all
37    6,   46, 14|          reins in both the driver's hands.~
38    6,   63, 3 |            to tread on.~With lifted hands your servant hath adored
39    6,   71, 1 |     sprinkles fatness over both his hands.~
40    7,    1, 1 |             fire-sticks, with their hands' swift movement, have, in
41    7,   38, 2 |            Rise up, O Savitar whose hands are golden, and hear this
42    7,   45, 4 |          whose arms are full, whose hands are lovely.~High vital strength,
43    8,    4, 16|             a razor in the barber's hands: send riches thou who settest
44    8,    7, 25|       celestial, lightning in their hands,~And helms of gold upon
45    8,   26, 11|           to us, bestow~By princes' hands on me, ye Mighty, day by
46    8,   32, 10|            us call him to aid whose hands stretch far, to whom high
47    8,   57, 3 |         Thou very Mighty One, whose hands by virtue of thy greatness
48    9,    9    |              when laid between both hands and pressed,~Sends us delightful
49    9,   10, 2 |            they rushed from holding hands, like chariots that are
50    9,   13, 7 |             run forth from both the hands.~
51    9,   18, 4 |            He who containeth in his hands all treasures much to be
52    9,   20, 6 |         invincible, made clean~With hands, is resting in the jars.~
53    9,   36, 4 |          men, and coming from their hands adorned,~Flows through the
54    9,   58, 3 |           Dhvasra's and Purusanti's hands:~Swift runs this giver of
55    9,   64, 5 |           They purified in both the hands, made beautiful by holy
56    9,   65, 6 |          art cleansed with both the hands and dipped in waters, with
57    9,   71, 3 |             he flows, from both the hands, pressed out with stones:
58    9,   72, 2 |       closely joined, the men whose hands are skilful cleanse the
59    9,   76, 2 |        weapons, like a hero, in his hands, fain to win light, car-borne,
60    9,   79, 4 |         have milked thee with their hands into the streams.~
61    9,   86, 34|        ample sea.~Purified with the hands, pressed by the men with
62    9,   91, 2 |          Heavenly People -~Indu, by hands of mortal men made beauteous,
63   10,   34, 9 |        handless, force the man with hands to serve them.~Cast on the
64   10,   79, 2 |       tongue he eats the fuel.~With hands upraised, with reverence
65   10,   86, 8 |              8 Dame with the lovely hands and arms, with broad hair-plaits
66   10,  107, 3 |    satisfaction:~Yea, many men with hands stretched out with Guerdon
67   10,  115, 9 |         Vasat! have they come, with hands uplifted, with their uplifted
68   10,  115, 9 |       uplifted, with their uplifted hands and cries of Glory!~
69   10,  117, 9 |                               9 The hands are both alike: their labour
70   10,  137, 7 |         with our ten-fold branching hands,~With these two chasers