Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   22, 17|         strode Visnu; thrice his foot he planted, and the whole~
 2    1,   42, 3 |                 4 Tread with thy foot and trample out the firebrand
 3    1,   51, 6 |       Arbuda thou troddest under foot: thou from of old wast born
 4    1,   81, 3 |      When war and battles are on foot, booty is laid before the
 5    1,  100, 10|                 10 With hosts on foot and cars he winneth treasures:
 6    1,  133, 2 |          with thy wide-spreading foot, with thy wide-spreading
 7    1,  133, 2 |        thy wide-spreading mighty foot.~
 8    1,  164, 7 |          his vesture, with their foot have drunk the water.~
 9    1,  164, 17|       lower, bearing her calf at foot the Cow hath risen.~Witherward,
10    3,   39, 6 |   collected in the milch-cow, by foot and hoof, in the cow's place
11    4,   12, 6 |       loosed the cow that by the foot was tethered,~So also set
12    4,   18, 12|    moving?~What God, when by the foot thy Sire thou tookest and
13    4,   32, 17|        well-trained and fleet of foot we pray,~And hundred jars
14    4,   39, 2 |         bounties,~Whom, swift of foot aind shining bright as Agni,
15    5,    6, 2 |       whom the chargers swift of foot, to whom our well-born princes
16    5,   30, 14|         strong courser, fleet of foot, urged onward, Babhru hath
17    7,   32, 2 |       set their hope, as men set foot upon a car.~
18    7,   50, 1 |       worm touch me and wound my foot.~
19    7,   50, 2 |       worm touch me and wound my foot.~
20    7,   50, 3 |       worm touch me and wound my foot.~
21    8,    5, 35|      with coursers very fleet of foot,~Come, O Nasatyas, swift
22    8,   12, 31|           Akin and leading as on foot to sacrifice.~
23    8,   34, 17|     bright bay coursers fleet of foot,~Like Suns, resplendent
24    8,   41, 8 |         possess.~With his bright foot he overthrew their magic,
25    8,   48, 5 |         car.~Let them protect my foot from slipping on the way:
26    8,   53, 2 |                 2 Crush with thy foot the niggard churls who bring
27    8,   63, 14|      Savistha's horses, fleet of foot,~Shall bring me to the sacred
28   10,   27, 4 |        conquered, grasped by the foot and slew him on the mountain.~
29   10,   27, 24|        and hides the vapour: his foot is never free from robes
30   10,   28, 10|    leather strap still holds his foot entangled.~
31   10,   28, 11|          the leather strap their foot entangle who fatten on the
32   10,   60, 6 |          troddest niggards under foot, all those, O King, who
33   10,   70, 8 |     pleasant.~May Ila, she whose foot drops oil, the Goddess,
34   10,   87, 12|    Atharvan's manner burn up the foot who ruins truth with falsehood.~
35   10,  117, 8 |                    8 He with one foot hath far outrun the biped,
36   10,  133, 4 |    Trample them down beneath thy foot; a conquering scatterer
37   10,  134, 6 | Counsellor!~As with his foremost foot a goat, draw down the branch,
38   10,  144, 5 |       Falcon brought thee in his foot, the red-hued dwelling of
39   10,  149, 1 |        sea bound fast to what no foot had trodden.~