Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   10, 1 |      high, O Satakratu, like a pole.~
 2    1,   35, 4 |    colours, lofty, with golden pole, the God hath mounted,~The
 3    1,   84, 16|      Who yokes to-day unto the pole of Order the strong and
 4    1,  100, 16|    Rjrasva riches,~Drew at the pole the chariot yoked with stallions,
 5    1,  134, 3 |         to the chariot, to the pole to draw, most able, at the
 6    1,  134, 3 |        draw, most able, at the pole, to draw.~Wake up intelligence,
 7    1,  151, 4 |       unto the work, as to the pole an ox.~
 8    1,  162, 21|      fellows, and to the ass's pole is yoked the Charger.~
 9    2,    2, 1 |     Priest, who labours at the pole where deeds of might are
10    2,   18, 7 |      hither: bind to thy car's pole all thy two Bay Coursers.~
11    2,   34, 4 |       full speed, bound to the pole in work.~
12    3,    6, 6 |                  6 Bind to the pole with cords of holy Order
13    3,   35, 2 |        swift Bay Steeds to the pole I harness,~That they in
14    3,   53, 17|    firm the axles, let not the pole slip nor the yoke be broken.~
15    4,   29, 4 |        who himself sets to the pole swift Coursers, he who hath
16    5,   43, 8 | banquet, like the bolt binding pole and nave, come hither.~
17    5,   46, 1 |    bound me, horselike, to the pole: I carry that which bears
18    5,   56, 6 |       to your car.~Bind to the pole, to draw, the fleet-foot
19    5,   56, 6 |        best at drawing, to the pole.~
20    5,   58, 7 |     impregned her.~They to the pole have yoked the winds for
21    7,   24, 5 |            5 As to the chariot pole a vigorous courser, this
22    7,   34, 4 |        him the coursers to the pole: like Indra Thunderer is
23    7,   67, 8 |        speeding forward at the pole they bear you.~
24    8,    3, 22|        ruddy horse,good at the pole,~Filling is girth and rousing
25    8,    3, 23|     coursers, harnessed to the pole,~Bear Tugrya to his dwelling
26    9,   45, 4 |      as comes a courser to the pole, to run~Indu belongs unto
27   10,   85, 8 |     were the cross-bars of the pole, Kurira-metre decked the
28   10,  102, 8 |       went nobly, bound to the pole by the yoke's thong of leather.~
29   10,  102, 10|     water. Reaching beyond the pole it gives directions.~
30   10,  132, 6 |       to him who sits upon the pole, upon the wood.~These our