Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   39, 5 |             they rend the forest-kings apart.~onward, ye Maruts, drive,
 2    1,   51, 10|              with strength both worlds apart.~O Hero-souled, the steeds
 3    1,  131, 1 |              all libations must be set apart, all man's libations set
 4    1,  131, 1 |                all man's libations set apart.~
 5    1,  131, 2 |             each fain to win the light apart.~Thee, furthering like a
 6    1,  180, 2 |         overtake the Courser who flies apart, the Friend of man, most
 7    2,   15, 8 |            slaughtered Vala, and burst apart the bulwarks of the mountain.~
 8    2,   23, 18|                thy glory, cleft itself apart when, Angiras! thou openedst
 9    3,   38, 3 |         expanses, set the great worlds apart held firm for safety.~
10    4,   13, 4 |            Steeds thou comest, rending apart, thou God, the black-hued
11    4,   54, 5 |                fly and draw themselves apart, still, Savitar, they stand
12    4,   56, 1 |          splendours;~When, fixing them apart, vast, most extensive, the
13    5,   17, 2 |              native glory, set to hold~Apart yon flame-hued vault of
14    5,   61, 3 |            heroes stretch their thighs apart,~Like women when the babe
15    5,   67, 1 |        supremest sway, high, holy, set apart for you.~
16    5,   83, 2 |                  2 He smites the trees apart, he slays the demons: all
17    6,    8, 3 |           propped the heaven and earth apart, and covered and concealed~
18    6,   49, 3 |                stars bedeck the other.~Apart, the Sanctifiers, in succession,
19    6,   72, 2 |              pillar, and spread abroad apart, the Earth, the Mother.~
20    8,   41, 10|               pillared both the worlds apart as the Unborn supported
21    8,   43, 18|               who have pleasant homes,~Apart, have turned as to their
22    8,   43, 29|              have good dwellings, each apart,~Send food for thee to eat
23    8,   83, 11|          propped the heavens and earth apart,~I call to drink this Soma
24    9,   70, 2 |                wisdom he divided, each apart from other, earth and heaven.~
25    9,  101, 15|               hath propped both worlds apart,~Gold-hued, hath wrapped
26   10,   18, 1 |             pursue thy special pathway apart from that which Gods are
27   10,   24, 4 |              churned the united worlds apart,~When ye, implored by Vimada,
28   10,   24, 4 |               Vimada, Nasatyas, forced apart the pair.~
29   10,   44, 8 |             mid-region quake.~He stays apart the two confronting bowls;
30   10,   67, 4 |                                      4 Apart from one, away from two
31   10,   68, 9 |              with lucid rays he forced apart the darkness.~As from a
32   10,   70, 5 |             height of heaven or spring apart to suit the wide earth's
33   10,   91, 14|                and rams, when duly set apart, are offered up, -~To Agni,
34   10,   96, 9 | yellow-coloured jaws, like ladles move apart, what time, for strength,
35   10,  113, 5 |                other, heaven and earth apart.~He hurled impetuous down
36   10,  129, 2 |            breathed by its own nature: apart from it was nothing whatsoever.~