Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   33, 11|       flowed according to their nature; he raid the navigable streams
 2    1,   95, 4 |      One? The Infant by his own nature hath brought forth his Mothers.~
 3    1,   95, 4 |      wise and great, of Godlike nature.~
 4    1,  102, 8 |         without a foe art thou, nature, from of old.~
 5    1,  123, 9 |    knowledge Of the first day's nature is born refulgent white
 6    1,  165, 5 |      and understood our Godlike nature.~
 7    1,  165, 6 |                6 Where was that nature then of yours, O Maruts,
 8    1,  170, 3 |         our friend?~We know the nature of thy mind. Verity thou
 9    2,   33, 15|          thus showing forth thy nature, as neither to be wroth,
10    3,    6, 9 |   and-Thirty, after thy Godlike nature, and be joyful.~
11    3,   17, 5 |         old, healthgiver by his nature, -~After his custom offer,
12    3,   26, 8 |     three refinings;~By his own nature gained the highest treasure,
13    3,   35, 3 |  libation, and, Bull of Godlike nature, be thou gracious.~Let thy
14    3,   35, 10|       of the juice by thine own nature, or by the tongue of Agni,
15    3,   51, 11|         which suits thy Godlike nature well:~May it cheer thee
16    4,   45, 6 |         ye through your Godlike nature let his paths be known.~
17    4,   52, 6 |     gloom with light.~After thy nature aid us, Dawn.~
18    5,   33, 4 |         in fights even a Dasa's nature.~
19    5,   47, 4 |         excellent, of threefold nature, pass swiftly round the
20    5,   48, 5 |     tongue.~Naught by our human nature do we know of him, him from
21    6,   30, 2 |     mighty I esteem his Godlike nature: none hindereth what he
22    7,    6, 6 |      protection all men rest by nature, desiring to enjoy his gracious
23    7,   47, 3 |  All-purifying, joying in their nature, to paths of Gods the Goddesses
24    7,   49, 2 |       earth, or flowing free by nature,~Bright, purifying, speeding
25    7,   58, 1 |     Mighty Company of celestial nature.~They make the world-halves
26    7,  104, 16|    demon though devoid of demon nature.~
27    8,   20, 7 |           7 After their Godlike nature they, the bull. like Heroes,
28    8,   32, 19|         19 Go with thy God-like nature forth, go where the folk
29    8,   44, 20|  singing messenger,~Of God-like nature, void of guile.~
30    9,   87, 3 |    discovered even their hidden nature, the Cows' concealed and
31   10,   12, 6 |       understand the Immortal's nature, where she who is akin becomes
32   10,   27, 19|   wheels but their own God-like nature.~The Friendly One seeks
33   10,   29, 5 |      present, O Indra strong by nature, with food the many songs
34   10,   55, 4 |        matchless is thine Asura nature, who, high above, art kin
35   10,   61, 7 |     singers throulgh the Vasu's nature; he bringeth them all food
36   10,   88, 1 |     forth through his Celestial Nature, that he might bear the
37   10,   88, 10|        plants of every form and nature.~
38   10,  114, 5 |        wings though only One in nature, wise singers shape, with
39   10,  129, 2 | breathless, breathed by its own nature: apart from it was nothing
40   10,  142, 3 |         O Agni, thou of Godlike nature, sparest the stones, while
41   10,  157, 4 |      keeping safe their Godlike nature,~