Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,  113, 7 |       there, the Child of Heaven apparent, the young Maid, flushing
 2    1,  123, 6 |      far-refulgent Mornings make apparent the lovely treasures which
 3    1,  179    |          of the hymn is not very apparent. In stanza 6 'toiling with
 4    3,   34, 3 |         Milch-kine of the nights apparent.~
 5    3,   56, 2 |     concealed from sight, one is apparent.~
 6    4,    1, 16|          s sheen the Red One was apparent.~
 7    4,    2, 16|        ground and made red Dawns apparent.~
 8    4,    3, 11|   encompassed Morning: light was apparent at the birth of Agni.~
 9    4,    7, 10|        newly born, his vigour is apparent when the wind blows upon
10    4,   16, 4 |          light by hymns was made apparent (they made great splendour
11    5,    1, 2 |        his radiant might is made apparent, and the great Deity set
12    5,    2, 9 |       greatness makes all things apparent.~He conquers godless and
13    5,   47, 5 | closely-united, twins, here made apparent.~
14    6,   30, 2 |         every day the Sun became apparent.~
15    6,   44, 8 |          made his beauteous form apparent.~
16    6,   48, 6 |          heaven;~He made himself apparent through the gloom by night,
17    7,    9, 2 |      night's darkness he is made apparent.~
18    7,   35, 2 |        and Aryaman in many forms apparent.~
19    7,   42, 4 |          Guest hath made himself apparent, at ease reclining in the
20    7,   62, 1 |        with the heaven he shines apparent, formed by his Makers well
21    7,   67, 2 |     limits even of darkness were apparent.~Eastward is seen the Banner
22    7,   75, 6 |                                6 Apparent are the steeds of varied
23    7,   76, 1 |       hath made all the universe apparent.~
24    7,   77, 3 |          her bean-is Dawn shines apparent, come forth to all the world
25    7,   78, 3 |                                3 Apparent eastward are those lights
26    7,   80, 1 |   regions part asunder,and shows apparent all existing creatures.~
27    8,    1, 34|         strength and manhood was apparent,~His consort Sasvati with
28    8,    8, 23|         erst concealed, are made apparent now.~Both Sages, with the
29   10,   67, 4 |       bright cows: three he made apparent.~
30   10,   88, 2 |       was born, and light became apparent.~The Deities, the broad
31   10,  107, 1 |    vouchsafed us by the Fathers: apparent is the spacious path of
32   10,  123, 2 |          fair one's back is made apparent,~Brightly he shone aloft
33   10,  142, 5 |                                5 Apparent are his lines as he approaches
34 AppI          |        rest of the hymn, have no apparent connexion with what precedes,
35 AppI          |          of the hymn is not very apparent. In stanza 6 'toiling with