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Book, Hymn, Verse
4007 10, 38, 1 | strife for kine among bold ring-decked men arrows fly all around
4008 9, 24, 1 | bIent, in waters they are rinsed.~
4009 1, 161, 8 | them; or drink ye this, the rinsing of the Munja-grass.~If ye
4010 4, 20, 5 | by recent sages, like a ripe-fruited tree, a scythe-armed victor, -~
4011 10, 88, 10| in threefold essence: he ripens plants of every form and
4012 4, 30, 24| thee all goodly things.~May Risan, Bhaga, and the God Karulati
4013 1, 51, 12| men whose Soma flows thou risest to unchallenged glory in
4014 10, 4, 6 | 6 Like thieves who risk their lives and haunt the
4015 4, 24, 3 | the men invoke in combat; risking their lives they make him
4016 6, 15, 14| enjoyest from the man's rite-for thou art sacrificer -~Worship,
4017 10, 88, 17| upper and lower of the two rite-leaders?~Our friends have helped
4018 9, 73, 8 | drives into the pit the hated riteliess ones.~
4019 9, 107, 11| for the feast of Gods, river-like he hath swelled with surge,~
4020 2, 13, 12| the flowing floods, the river-stream for Vayya easily to pass~
4021 10, 43, 7 | like waters to the river, rivulets to the lake,~In place of
4022 5, 29, 11| prey, thou gavest Pipru.~Rjisivan drew thee into friendship
4023 8, 96, 2 | pressed juice,~Drunk Soma with Rjunas, Syumarasmi, by Dasonya'
4024 8, 39, 3 | the Gods, for thou art the rmost excellent, the worshipper'
4025 10, 25, 2 | 2 rn all thy forms, O Soma, rest
4026 4, 24, 10| milch-kine purchaseth from rne this Indra who is mine?~
4027 10, 106, 3 | sacrifice in many a spot as roamers.~
4028 1, 173, 7 | the brave in battles, who roamest in the van,-to draw thee
4029 9, 108, 7 | flood,~Who swims in water, roan in wood;~
4030 7, 5, 7 | favouring thine offspring, roaredst loudly when giving life
4031 9, 96, 14| While thou with rivers roarest in the beaker, and blent
4032 5, 2, 10| the heaven above be Agni's roarings with keen-edged weapons
4033 10, 73, 7 | War-loving Namuci thou smotest, robbing the Dasa of his magic for
4034 9, 91, 4 | demons: cleansing thee, Indu, robd thyself in vigour.~Rend
4035 10, 68, 8 | 8 He looked around on rock-imprisoned sweetness as one who eyes
4036 AppI | river. King Darius in a rock-inscription mentions the Ga(n)dara together
4037 1, 110, 5 | 5 The Rbhus, with a rod measured, as 'twere a field,
4038 6, 66, 6 | wellformed earth and heaven,~Rodasl stood among these furious
4039 1, 174, 6 | cast aside by thee as they rode onward.~
4040 5, 29, 10| car-wheel of the Sun thou rolledst forward, and one thou settest
4041 10, 34, 1 | on windy heights, these rollers transport me as they turn
4042 1, 118, 2 | three-wheeled, of triple form, that rolleth lightly.~Fill full our cows,
4043 4, 5, 1 | and, as a pillar bears the roof, sustains it.~
4044 9, 37, 5 | Vrtra-slaying Steer, effused, Soma room-giver, ne'er deceived,~Hath gone,
4045 9, 72, 5 | sits the Gold-hued like a roosting bird.~
4046 1, 52, 3 | spread o'er laden cloud, rooted in light, strengthened in
4047 7, 84, 2 | with bonds not wrought of rope or cordage.~Far from us
4048 1, 162, 14| of rest and rolling, the ropes wherewith the Charger's
4049 2, 5, 3 | grasp even as the felly rounds the wheel.~
4050 10, 20, 3 | light.~He glitters with his row of teeth.~
4051 10, 139, 6 | the Gandharva told him, Rowed with Amrta. Indra knew well
4052 10, 105, 2 | Bird's tail-plumes,~With Rowing manes, like heaven and earth,
4053 6, 15, 2 | Blirgus stablished as a rriend, whom men must glorify,
4054 7, 64, 2 | 2 Kings, guards of rrtighty everlasting Order, come
4055 9, 96, 18| Light-winner, Rsi-mindcd, Rsi-maker, hymned in a thousand hymns,
4056 9, 96, 18| 18 Light-winner, Rsi-mindcd, Rsi-maker, hymned in a
4057 9, 97, 51| acquire possessions and Rsihood in Jamadagni's manner.~
4058 10, 107, 7 | bestows, moreover, gold that Rsisters.~Guerdon gives food which
4059 10, 98, 5 | Devapi, Rsi, the son of Rstisena, sate as Hotar.~He hath
4060 1, 112, 20| and gracious Subhara and Rtastup,-Come hither unto us, O
4061 9, 111, 2 | resound in joy. He with the ruddy-hued, threefold hath won life-power,
4062 7, 6, 3 | The foolish, faithless, rudely-speaking niggards, without belief
4063 2, 14, 5 | Vyamsa and greedy Susna,~And Rudhikras and Namuci and Pipru,- to
4064 7, 40, 5 | Hence Rudra gained his Rudra-strength: O Asvins, ye sought the
4065 10, 48, 10| statutes of Gods, of Vasus, Rudriyas, Adityas.~These Gods have
4066 9, 67, 27| me clean, and Vasus make rue pure by song.~Purify me,
4067 5, 78, 7 | as the wind on every side ruffles a pool of lotuses,~So stir
4068 8, 3, 12| gain.~Help, as thou gavest Rugama and Syavaka and Svarnara
4069 2, 27, 5 | troubles may I pass, like rugged places.~
4070 1, 37, 7 | fury of your wrath:~The rugged-jointed mountain yields.~
4071 8, 24, 27| 27 Who will set free from ruinous woe, or Arya on the Seven
4072 10, 87, 12| manner burn up the foot who ruins truth with falsehood.~
4073 7, 32, 27| all the waters that are rul`ng down.~
4074 8, 4, 2 | 2 Or, Indra, when with Ruma, Rusama, Syavaka, and Krpa
4075 5, 45, 7 | urged by hands, loudly hath rung the press-stone wherewith
4076 9, 32, 4 | viewing heaven and earth, thou runncst like a darting deer~Set
4077 4, 40, 3 | 3 His pinion, rapid runner, fans him m his way, as
4078 9, 24, 5 | effused by stones, thou runnest to the filter, art,~Ready
4079 1, 117, 8 | 8 Rusati, of the mighty people, Asvins,
4080 9, 82, 2 | like a groomed steed thou rusbest forward to the prize.~O
4081 9, 87, 5 | strainers, like steeds who rusg to battle fain for glory.~
4082 10, 61, 12| cow who ne'er hath calved, Sabardhu,~When I encompass Varuna
4083 10, 69, 8 | once her ceaseless flow, Sabardhuk,~Thou. art lit up by men
4084 10, 61, 6 | bounty.~Milk which the cow Sabardugha had yielded was the bright
4085 8, 1, 10| 10 This day I call Sabardugiha who animates the holy song,~
4086 10, 74, 5 | 5 Sacivan, win to your assistance
4087 9, 17, 6 | 6 To him, the head of sacnfice, singers and bards have
4088 8, 12, 19| help,~And promptly end the sacrifice-this have they gained.~
4089 1, 94, 2 | 2 The man for whom thou sacrificest prospereth, dwelleth without
4090 1, 137, 2 | fair juice for drink, for sacrihce.~
4091 7, 15, 5 | when he glows in front of sacrite are fair to see,~Like wealth
4092 8, 29, 2 | luminous, occupies the place of sacritice, Sage, among the Gods.~
4093 10, 34, 11| 11 Sad is the gambler when he sees
4094 5, 44, 12| 12 Sadaprna the holy, Tarya, Srutavit,
4095 5, 44, 10| Manasa, of Yajata, and Sadhri, and Evavada,~With Avatsara'
4096 4, 30, 17| Who feared the flood, in safel o'er.~
4097 10, 61, 12| with lauds, and Aryaman in safest shelter.~
4098 7, 22, 6 | and many a time the pious sageinvokes thee.~O Maghavan, be not
4099 9, 70, 3 | Yea, even for this have sageswelcomed him as King.~
4100 10, 99, 10| stall of Pipru.~When the saint pressed the juice and shone
4101 1, 191, 3 | grass, Darbha, Kusara, and Sairya, Munja, Virana,~Where all
4102 10, 132, 4 | so great.~This sin hath Sakaputa here committed. Heroes who
4103 3, 62, 14| our cattle may Soma give salutary food,~To biped and to quadruped.~
4104 5, 42, 11| adore the Asura, God, with salutations.~
4105 10, 104, 5 | most liberal aid for their salvation, and praise thee, Indra,
4106 8, 6, 47| bestowed~On Pajra for the Sama-song.~
4107 5, 46, 3 | Brahmanaspati, and Bhaga, Samsa, Savitar that they may help.~
4108 5, 33, 10| me, as cows into the Rsi Samvarana's stall, with magnitude
4109 8, 95, 1 | 1. As with Manu Samvarani, Indra, thou drankest Soma
4110 8, 98, 2 | As thou with, Krsa and Samvarta hast rejoiced, so, Indra,
4111 6, 49, 3 | bedeck the other.~Apart, the Sanctifiers, in succession, come to
4112 1, 160, 3 | power to cleanse, Sage, sanctifies the worlds with his surpassing
4113 1, 164, 42| got nine feet, the thou sand-syllabled in the sublimest heaven.~
4114 6, 63, 9 | Sumidha, food with Peruk~Sanda gave ten gold-decked and
4115 2, 30, 8 | the daring chieftain of Sandikas exulting in his prowess.~
4116 10, 166 | HYMN CLXVI. Sapatnanasanam.~
4117 10, 145 | HYMN CXLV. Sapatnibadhanam.~
4118 8, 68, 1 | bursting forth,~Rsi and Sage by sapience,~
4119 1, 1, 5 | 5 May Agni, sapient-minded Priest, truthful, most gloriously
4120 10, 181, 1 | oblation, known by the names of Saprathas and Prathas.~
4121 10, 47, 6 | 6 To Saptagu the sage, the holy-minded,
4122 10, 99, 1 | without his Brother, he quells Saptatha's magic devices.~
4123 8, 62, 9 | 9 Erst Saptavadbri by his prayer obtained the
4124 10, 39, 9 | and well-nigh dead,~Freed Saptavadliri, and for Atri caused the
4125 10, 48, 8 | food for mine enjoyment Sapya Nami came: he joined me
4126 8, 89, 6 | brought from far away to Sarablia, the Rsi's kin.~
4127 8, 69, 1 | 1. O Sarakratu! truely I have made none
4128 10, 17, 2 | and gave her to Vivasvan.~Saranyu brought to him the Asvin
4129 6, 61, 6 | 6 Aid us, divine Sarasvad, thou who art strong in
4130 5, 53, 9 | back.~Let not the watery Sarayti obstruct your way. With
4131 1, 127, 7 | 7 Even as they who sarig forth hymns, addressed to
4132 1, 3, 10| enriched with hymns, may bright Sarsavad desire,~With eager love,
4133 8, 7, 29| 29 Susoma, Saryakiavan, and Arjika full of homes,
4134 8, 6, 39| in the light, rejoice in Saryandyan, be Glad in the sacrificer'
4135 8, 1, 34| was apparent,~His consort Sasvati with joy addressed him,
4136 1, 59, 7 | praises by Purunitha, son of Satavani.~ ~
4137 7, 18, 21| servants Parasara, Vasistha, Satayatu,~Will not forget thy friendship,
4138 1, 52, 3 | most liberal giver, for he sates him with the juice.~
4139 8, 97, 4 | glad, where thou with Soma satest thee.~
4140 7, 35, 2 | Friends to us be Bhaga, Sathsa, auspicious be Purandhi
4141 5, 4, 6 | Strength, the Gods thou satisfiest, so in fight save us, most
4142 5, 34, 9 | laud the liberal Agnivesi, Satri the type and standard of
4143 10, 88, 8 | then oblation.~He was their satrifice that guards our bodies:
4144 6, 1, 2 | 2 As Priest thou sattest at the seat of worship,
4145 5, 83, 8 | liberated streams rush forward.~Saturate both the earth and heaven
4146 5, 79, 3 | mightier yet. didst shine for Satyatravas, Vayya's son, high-born!
4147 10, 53 | HYMN LIII. Agni Saucika Gods.~
4148 10, 62, 9 | grasp the heights of heaven.~Savarnya's sacrificial meed hath
4149 8, 45, 5 | 5 Savasi answered, He who seeks thine
4150 8, 66, 2 | 2. Then Savassi declared to him Aurnavabha,
4151 1, 51, 6 | 6 Thou savedst Kutsa when Susna was smitten
4152 4, 55, 1 | 1. WHO of you, Vasus, saveth? who protecteth? O Heaven
4153 1, 187, 5 | most sweet to taste,~These savours of thy juices work like
4154 8, 25, 8 | have sat them down for savran rule:~Princes whose laws
4155 10, 49, 5 | to bend and bow, and into Savya's hand delivered Padgrbhi.~
4156 1, 32, 14| 14 Whom sawest thou to avenge the Dragon,
4157 10, 95, 11| wouldst not hear me. What sayest thou, when naught avails
4158 1, 118, 8 | 8 For ancient Sayti in his sore affliction ye
4159 6, 20, 6 | the Dasa.~He guarded Nam, Sayya's son, in slumber, and sated
4160 10, 86, 5 | head; the sinner's portion sball be woo. Supreme is Indra
4161 2, 12, 12| rent Rauhina in pieces when scaling heaven, He, O ye men, is
4162 8, 66, 1 | 1. SCARCELY was Satakratu, born when
4163 1, 41, 2 | prospers ever, free from scathe, whom they, as with full
4164 8, 14, 15| Soma-drinker conquering all, thou scatteredst to every side~Their settlement
4165 10, 133, 4 | beneath thy foot; a conquering scatterer art thou.~
4166 6, 60, 5 | 5 The Strong, the scatterers of the foe, Indra and Agni,
4167 10, 37, 4 | with the light whereby thou scatterest gloom, and with thy ray
4168 3, 60, 1 | wondrous arts, whereby, with schemes to meet each need, Ye gained,
4169 4, 15, 6 | the prize.~Dress the red Scion of the Sky.~
4170 2, 34, 15| free your worshipper from scoff and scorning.~
4171 10, 105, 10| thy glory was the flawless scoop.~Wherewith thou pourest
4172 6, 52, 2 | his portion. May the sky scorch the man who hates devotion.~
4173 9, 83, 2 | of heaven is spread the Scorcher's sieve: its threads are
4174 1, 191, 9 | Sun-God mounted up, who scorches much and everything.~Even
4175 7, 104, 5 | with fiery flame,~Eternal, scorching darts; plunge the voracious
4176 8, 2, 15| Indra, as a prey unto the scornful or the proud:~Help, Mighty
4177 2, 34, 15| worshipper from scoff and scorning.~
4178 10, 91, 2 | tree.~Benevolent to men, he scorns no living man: Friend to
4179 10, 146, 4 | fancies that somebody hath screamed.~
4180 10, 165, 4 | 4 The screeching of the owl is ineffective
4181 4, 20, 5 | like a ripe-fruited tree, a scythe-armed victor, -~I, like a bridegroom
4182 10, 125, 2 | with wealth the zealous sdcrificer who pours the juice and
4183 6, 64, 4 | thou passest Invincible! Se1f-luminous! through waters.~So lofty
4184 1, 158, 3 | for Tugra's son your car, sea-crossing, strong, was equipped and
4185 7, 49, 1 | the Waters-their chief the Sea-flow cleansing, never sleeping.~
4186 1, 190, 7 | eddying under banks flow sea-ward -~Brhaspati the wise, the
4187 9, 86, 8 | The Sovran dips him in the seain and the streams, and set
4188 10, 14, 1 | lofty heights above us, who searcbes out and shows the path to
4189 10, 129, 4 | germ of Spirit.~Sages who searched with their heart's thought
4190 1, 87, 4 | art thou, and blameless, searcher out of sin: so thou, Strong
4191 7, 44, 2 | Dadhikras with adorations.~Seating on sacred grass the Goddess
4192 1, 177, 4 | grass: come hither, Sakra; seatthee and drink: unyoke thy two
4193 1, 167, 3 | them clings one moving in seclusion, like a man's wife, like
4194 9, 17, 5 | triple realm,~And moving secm'st to speed the Sun.~
4195 5, 2, 6 | mortal men godless have secreted the King of all who live,
4196 7, 61, 5 | men who are untruthful: no secrets may be hidden from your
4197 10, 40, 7 | to Usana.~Your worshipper secures your friendship for himself.
4198 8, 89, 1 | behind me.~When, Indra, thou securest me my portion, with me thou
4199 7, 86, 6 | own will betrayed us, but seduction, thoughtlessness, Varuna
4200 2, 23, 5 | man, -~Thou drivest all seductive fiends away from him whom,
4201 1, 53, 3 | thou away our poverty with seeds and kine.~With Indra scattering
4202 4, 7, 6 | though his flames are bright seekingon all sides, quickly found.~
4203 | Seeming
4204 1, 163, 4 | within the ocean.~To me thou seernest Varuna , O Courser, there
4205 3, 53, 22| like a caldron cracked and seething, so he pours out foam.~
4206 9, 64, 11| hath flowed to purifying seive,~Alighting in the home of
4207 7, 4, 2 | He who with bright teeth seizeth fast the forests, and eats
4208 6, 10, 2 | this man, as 'twere for self-advantage.~
4209 6, 58, 1 | magic powers thou aidest, self-depen. dent! Auspicious be thy
4210 7, 46, 1 | is firm and strong, the self-dependent God with swiftly-flying
4211 5, 44, 7 | moveth o'er the foes.~May he, self-excellent, grant us a sheltering home,
4212 10, 83, 4 | queller of the foe, and self-existent,~Shared by all men, victorious,
4213 7, 78, 4 | breaking.~fler car that moves self-harnessed hath she mounted, the car
4214 7, 85, 3 | 3 Self-lucid in their seats, e'en heavenly
4215 4, 14, 5 | directed downward?~By what self-power moves he? Who hath seen
4216 1, 168, 2 | as it were, self-born, self-powerful, they spring to life the
4217 9, 5, 2 | 2 He, Pavamana, Self-produced, speeds onward sharpening
4218 9, 92, 4 | fleecy height, themselves, self-prompted, and seven fresh rivers,
4219 10, 31, 10| that erst was barren, she, self-protected, ended all her troubles.~
4220 2, 28, 1 | 1. THIS laud of the self-radiant wise Aditya shall be supreme
4221 7, 22, 5 | Thy name I ever utter. Self-Refulgent~
4222 7, 66, 6 | 6. And those Self-reigning, Aditi, whose statute is
4223 1, 136, 7 | beside us, may we be held self-splendid with the Maruts.~May Agni,
4224 1, 144, 7 | this our prayer, joy-giver, self-sustained, strong, born of Holy Law!~
4225 8, 6, 11| beauteous songs,~And Indra's selfgains strength thereby.~
4226 5, 75, 2 | away beyond all tribes of selfish men,~Wonderful, with your
4227 6, 68, 4 | mighty, and all the Gods selfpraised among the Heroes,~Ye, Indra-Varuna,
4228 4, 5, 2 | Reproach not him who, God and selfreliant, vouchsafed this bounty
4229 10, 49, 11| Bay Coursers, Strong, and Selfresplendent.~
4230 1, 64, 7 | and marvellously bright, selfstrong like mountains, ye glide
4231 8, 1, 5 | of the Stone, I would not sell thee for a mighty price,~
4232 5, 55, 2 | have gained of your own selves your power: high, O ye Mighty
4233 3, 53, 22| axe, and then cuts a mere Semal blossom off.~O Indra, like
4234 1, 95, 1 | goals travel Two unlike in semblance: each in succession nourishes
4235 AppII | forming two hemistichs or semi-stanzas of equal or unequal length.
4236 10, 65, 8 | Parjanya, Vata, mighty, senders of the rain, Indra and Vayu,
4237 8, 88, 8 | invoke, Guardian of treasure, sendjng wealth.~
4238 7, 66, 4 | Aryaman,~Bhaga, and Savitar sendus forth.~
4239 4, 3, 1 | thunder strike and lay you senseless.~
4240 10, 103, 12| 12 Bewildering the senses of our foemen, seize thou
4241 10, 10, 8 | close their eyelids, those sentinels of Gods who wander round
4242 1, 124, 1 | brightness.~Savitar, God, hath sentus forth to labour, each quadruped,
4243 4, 28, 2 | heaven's high summit was separated from the great oppressor.~
4244 10, 27, 23| first-created, and from their separation came the later.~Three warm
4245 10, 40, 8 | cattle-stall that thunders with its serenfold mouth.~
4246 1, 18, 7 | prospers; he~Stirs up the series of thoughts.~
4247 1, 141, 7 | wind-urged, hath risen up, serpent-like winding through the dry
4248 1, 118, 9 | ye bestowed on Pedu, a serpent-slaying steed sent down by Indra,~
4249 7, 56, 1 | are these radiant men in serried rank, Rudra's young heroes
4250 4, 9, 6 | 6 Thou servest as his messenger whose sacrifice
4251 10, 117, 2 | him-even when of old he did him service-finds not one to comfort him.~
4252 5, 50, 2 | to wealth and wait with services on thee.~
4253 3, 31, 9 | their place of frequent session, whereby they sought to
4254 8, 14, 15| scatteredst to every side~Their settlement who poured no gifts.~
4255 1, 73, 3 | 4 Thee, such, in settlements secure, O Agni, our men
4256 9, 95, 1 | Tawny Steed when started, settling deep in the wooden vessel
4257 8, 40, 5 | sea with its foundations seven-Indra all powerful in his might.~
4258 10, 107, 4 | and pour in streams the seven-mothered Guerdon.~
4259 10, 52, 4 | five-wayed, threefold, or seven-threaded.~
4260 2, 40, 3 | your chariot hither, the seven-wheeIed car that measures out the
4261 4, 1, 12| and far-resplendent: and sevendear frieuds sprang up unto the
4262 10, 67, 1 | THIS holy hymn, sublime and sevenheaded, sprung from eternal Law,
4263 AppII | Atyasti: four Padas of seventeen syllables each.~Brhati:
4264 3, 6, 2 | s expanses let thy swift seventongued flames roll on, O Agni.~
4265 AppII | 20.~Dhrti: consisting of seventy-two syllables in a stanza.~Dvipada
4266 2, 32, 2 | prey to these calamities.~Sever not thou our friendship:
4267 3, 53, 24| Bharata, O Indra, regard not severance or close connexion.~They
4268 10, 129, 5 | 5 Transversely was their severing line extended: what was
4269 2, 32, 4 | never-breaking needle may she sew her work, and give a hero
4270 2, 17, 4 | the heaven and earth, and, sewing up the turbid darkness,
4271 7, 2, 10| offer worship, for the God'sgenerations well he knoweth.~
4272 1, 73, 7 | followest the whole world like a shadow.~
4273 3, 32, 11| hip of thine the earth was shadowed.~
4274 10, 27, 14| 14 High, leafless, shadowless, and swift is Heaven: the
4275 6, 65, 2 | the night's surrounding shadows.~
4276 1, 84, 16| of checkless spirit,~With shaft-armed mouths, heart-piercing,
4277 10, 102, 8 | Touched by the goad the shaggy beast went nobly, bound
4278 1, 168, 2 | they spring to life the shakers-down of food and light;~Like
4279 10, 97, 5 | tree:~Winners of cattle shali ye be if ye regain for me
4280 6, 28, 3 | them not, and never to the shambles do they take their way.~
4281 10, 10, 5 | womb God Tvastar, Vivifier, shaping all forms, Creator, made
4282 3, 35, 9 | Maruts, they with whom thou sharedst Soma, Indra, who made thee
4283 10, 1, 5 | of each act of worship,~Sharinging every God through might
4284 10, 155, 2 | of each germ unborn.~Go, sharp-horned Brahmanaspti and drive Arayi
4285 8, 19, 22| 22 Thou unto sharp-toothed Agni, Young and Radiant
4286 5, 9, 5 | thee, e'en as a smelter sharpeneth thee.~
4287 1, 55, 1 | whets his thunderbolt for sharpness, as a bull.~
4288 1, 109, 8 | 8 Give, ye who shatter forts, whose hands wield
4289 10, 142, 4 | for booty~As when a barber shaves a beard, thou shavest earth
4290 10, 142, 4 | barber shaves a beard, thou shavest earth when the wind blows
4291 1, 133, 1 | heaven: I burn up great she-fiends who serve not Indra,~Where
4292 6, 6, 4 | loosened: O Radiant One, they shear the ground beneath them,~
4293 1, 164, 45| ordered season. One of them sheareth when the year is ended.~
4294 10, 48, 6 | prevail against me?~Like many sheaves upon the floor I thrash
4295 1, 164, 29| laws as she clings unto the shedder of the rain.~She with her
4296 9, 69, 3 | 3 He flows about the sheep-skin, longing for a bride: he
4297 9, 70, 7 | place: the cowhide and the sheepskin are his ornament.~
4298 10, 63, 7 | Vouchsafe us, ye Adityas, sheitcr free from fear, and make
4299 AppI | a fragment of a liberal shepherd's love-song. The seventh
4300 1, 124, 6 | spotless form she, brightly shiming, turneth not from the high
4301 5, 44, 12| the worlds and brightly shines-when he adores the host with
4302 1, 92, 1 | they spread abroad their shinine light.~Like heroes who prepare
4303 6, 39, 4 | 4 He shone and caused to shme the worlds that shone not.
4304 1, 131, 5 | sound victorious in the shocks of war.~One stream after
4305 3, 1, 8 | cherished, Son of Strength, thou shoncst assuming lasting and refulgent
4306 4, 4, 1 | following thy swift net, shootest arrows: transfix the fiends
4307 1, 42 | HYMN XLII. Pusan.~I SHORTEN our ways, O Pusan, move
4308 3, 49, 2 | far, most vigorous, hath shortened the Dasyu's life with Warriors
4309 1, 127, 10| Before the brands of fire he shouteth singerlike, the herald,
4310 5, 85, 3 | Sovran waters earth as the shower of rain bedews the barley.~
4311 1, 117, 6 | of your strong horse ye showered a hundred jars of honey
4312 1, 124, 4 | Bright One's bosom: she showeth sweet things like a new
4313 8, 82, 14| their terror all the Gods shrank from the Dragon's furious
4314 6, 53, 8 | thou tear up and rend to shreds the heart of every one.~
4315 1, 164, 29| of the rain.~She with her shrilling cries hath humbled mortal
4316 1, 129, 3 | Hero, the wicked man, thou shuttest out the wicked man.~Indra,
4317 7, 79, 2 | battle.~Thy cattle, closely shutting up the darkness, as Savitar
4318 10, 130, 2 | Sama-hymns their weaving shuttles.~
4319 8, 12, 26| stayer of the floods, thou si"est, Thundeicr with might,~
4320 6, 47, 2 | it boldened Indra when he siaughtered Vrtra,~When he defeated
4321 1, 58, 3 | armed with his tongues for sickles, with a mighty roar.~Black
4322 AppI | mei-paucos esse: tota sum villosa sicut Gandharidum ovis.~Professor
4323 8, 40, 5 | s wont, -~Who oped with sideway opening the sea with its
4324 10, 90, 16| heaven, there where the Sidhyas, Gods of old, are dwelling.~
4325 5, 81, 4 | Savitar, and with the rays of Sidrya thou combinest thee.~Around,
4326 1, 53, 7 | Rjisvan compassed them with siege, thou hast destroyed the
4327 10, 12, 5 | 5 Hath the King siezed us? How have we offended
4328 1, 148, 5 | never injure,~Men blind and sightless through his splendour hurt
4329 7, 18, 19| treasures.~The Ajas and the Sigrus and the Yaksus brought in
4330 4, 43, 6 | whereby ye were the Lords of Siirya's Daughter.~
4331 10, 75, 8 | rich in ample wealth.~Blest Silamavati and young Urnavati invest
4332 8, 95, 8 | Krvi with his might, and silenced Susna with deathbolts, -~
4333 8, 94, 8 | strength -~With whom thou silencest the enemy of man, with whon;
4334 8, 102, 2 | spot, still One is Agni; Silrya is One though high o'er
4335 9, 97, 9 | brings forth abundance: the Silvery shines by night, by day
4336 7, 50, 4 | rivers keep us free from Simida.~
4337 4, 51, 9 | colours, these Mornings similar, in self-same fashion,~Concealing
4338 10, 25, 3 | neglect thy laws through my simplicity,~Be gracious-at your glad
4339 1, 120, 4 | 4 Simply, ye Mighty Ones, I ask the
4340 7, 18, 5 | our praises, caused the Simyu, foe of our hymn, to curse
4341 1, 100, 18| invoked, hath slain Dasyus and Simyus, after his wont, and laid
4342 2, 28, 3 | fortune in thy service,~Sinffing thy praises like the fires
4343 1, 122, 9 | Mitra-Varuna, who hate you, who sinfully hating pour you no libations,~
4344 3, 29, 7 | mighty, the bountiful, the Singar praised by sages;~Whom,
4345 7, 23, 4 | swelled the waters: the singen sought thy holy rite, O
4346 1, 127, 10| brands of fire he shouteth singerlike, the herald, kindler of
4347 1, 164, 15| co-born they call the seventh single-born; the six twin pairs are
4348 10, 169, 2 | Like-coloured, various-hued, or single-coloured, whose names through sacrifice
4349 9, 86, 47| milk within the bowl, thou sinkest in the jars, O Soma, when
4350 1, 104, 6 | of sunlight, of waters, sinlessness, and reputation.~Do thou
4351 2, 32, 7 | sacred gifts to her, to Sinlivali Queen of men.~
4352 3, 53, 19| timber, in the car wrought of Sinsapa put firmness.~Show thyself
4353 7, 97, 2 | Bounteous God, may find us sintess, who giveth from a distance
4354 5, 17, 3 | light of him whom powerful siong hath bound to act,~Whose
4355 10, 123, 3 | Order, the bands of singers 'sip the sweets of Amrta.~
4356 7, 50, 4 | never afflict us with the Sipada disease, may all the rivers
4357 1, 104, 3 | drowned within the depth of Sipha.~
4358 10, 28, 1 | friends are here assembled: my Sire-in-law alone hath not come hither.~
4359 3, 4, 4 | heaven the Priest is seated: sirew we the sacred grass where
4360 10, 155, 1 | with these, the heroes of Sirimbitha.~
4361 8, 97, 4 | for their own.~Even among Sistas are the stalks that make
4362 3, 57, 3 | vigour to the Bull, the siste.. with reverence recognize
4363 5, 19, 4 | milk, the dear milk of the Sister-Pair.~Like to a caldron filled
4364 10, 108, 10| 10 Brotherhood, sisterhood, I know not either: the
4365 4, 57, 6 | 6 Auspicious Sita, come thou near: we venerate
4366 2, 5, 6 | laden with the holy oil, the Sitster [sic] by the Mother stands,~
4367 5, 85, 2 | hearts, fire in the waters, Siurya in heaven and Soma on the
4368 7, 18, 7 | Bhalanas, the Alinas, the Sivas, the Visanins.~Yet to the
4369 7, 18, 14| yea, six thousand,~And six-and-sixty heroes. For the pious were
4370 10, 114, 6 | they arrange the four and six-and-thirty, and duly order, up to twelve,
4371 10, 99, 5 | demon who roared aloud, six-eyed and triple-headed.~Trta,
4372 1, 164, 12| the lower seven-wheeled, six-spoked car.~
4373 8, 47, 17| debt, even the eighth and sixteenth part,~So unto Aptya we transfer
4374 AppII | Sixteen syllables each, or sixty-four syllables in the stanza.~
4375 10, 152, 3 | break thou in pieces Vrtra'sjaws:~O Vrtra-slaying Indra,
4376 AppII | uneven twelve: 12+8+12+8=40.~Skandhogriva: consisting of Padas of
4377 3, 54, 12| 12 Deft worker, skiful-handed, helpful, holy, may Tvastar,
4378 8, 19, 3 | 3 Thee have we chosen skilftillest in sacrifice, Immortal Priest
4379 4, 33 | overspreading.~Wind-sped, the Skillful Ones in rapid motion have
4380 10, 18, 11| him, as a mother wraps her skirt about her child, O Earth.~
4381 10, 123, 6 | strong-winged bird that mounteth sky-ward;~On thee with wings of gold,
4382 4, 4, 5 | thine own celestial vigour.~Slacken the strong bows of the demondriven:
4383 1, 186, 2 | preserve our strength from slackness.~
4384 8, 59, 10| and tramplest down thy slanderers.~Guard thyself, valiant
4385 1, 91, 15| 15 Save us from slanderous reproach, keep us., O Soma,
4386 6, 45, 5 | 5 Thou, Slaughterer of Vrtra, art Guardian and
4387 6, 17, 11| juice that cheers, that slaughters Vrtra.~
4388 AppI | effundens) may be the name of a slave-girl. Gandharidun ovis: a ewe
4389 7, 86, 7 | 7 Slavelike may I do service to the
4390 1, 113, 5 | sets afoot the coiled-up sleeper, one for enjoyment, one
4391 1, 124, 4 | cometh like a fly awaking sleepers, of all. returning dames
4392 9, 1, 7 | 7 Ten sister maids of slender form seize him within the
4393 8, 45, 15| who, loth to give,~Hath slighted thee for gain of wealth.~
4394 1, 191, 1 | 1. VENOMOUS, slightly venomous, or venomous aquatic
4395 9, 86, 16| Indra's special place and slights not as a Friend the promise
4396 8, 16, 9 | magnify that Indra with their Slina. songs,~With hymns and sacred
4397 1, 121, 9 | by the Skilful, from the sling of leather,~When thou, O
4398 10, 84, 7 | o'erwhelmed with terror, slink away defeated.~
4399 3, 53, 17| axles, let not the pole slip nor the yoke be broken.~
4400 10, 52, 4 | bearer of oblations, who slipped away and passed through
4401 8, 48, 5 | them protect my foot from slipping on the way: yea, let the
4402 8, 81, 30| 30 Be not thou like a slothfid priest, O Lord of spoil
4403 2, 30, 7 | vex me, tire me, make me slothful, and never let us say, Press
4404 1, 135, 7 | pass thou over all the,slumberers, and where the press-stone
4405 6, 75, 5 | clashes as he goes to battle.~Slung on the back, pouring his
4406 1, 105, 18| back is aching crouched and slunk away. Mark this my woe,
4407 10, 49, 4 | 4 Smadibha, Tugra, and the Vetasus
4408 7, 104, 21| the timber, attacks and smashes them like earthen vessels.~
4409 6, 75, 15| to the Shaft with venom smeared, tipped with deer-horn,
4410 10, 87, 16| 16 The fiend who smears himself with flesh of cattle,
4411 6, 3, 4 | hatchet, burning the woods, smelteth them like a smelter.~
4412 1, 79, 2 | drops that bless and seem to smile he cometh: the waters fall,
4413 4, 38, 1 | plough-lands, and the strong smiter who subdued the Dasytis.~
4414 7, 16, 3 | up,~And his red-coloured smoke-clouds reach and touch the sky:
4415 1, 162, 15| 15 Let not the fire, smoke-scented, make thee crackle, nor
4416 3, 35, 5 | thy Bays, thy vigorous and smooth-backed Coursers.~Pass by them all
4417 10, 95, 8 | their raiment,~Like a scared snake they fled from me in terror,
4418 5, 9, 4 | offspring of the wriggling snakes,~When thou consumest many
4419 10, 28, 10| eagle left his talon, as a snared lion leaves the trap that
4420 9, 77, 2 | region of the air, the Falcon snatched.~He, quivering with alarm
4421 10, 115, 2 | impetuous as a bull that snorteth in the mead.~
4422 1, 164, 29| 29 He also snorts, by whom encompassed round
4423 10, 121, 4 | through his might, are these snow-covered mountains, and men call
4424 1, 163, 6 | heaven.~I saw thy head still soaring, striving upward by paths
4425 8, 20, 2 | sacrifice, come ye with love to Sobbari.~
4426 6, 49, 2 | the Two young Matrons' sober-minded Herald,~The Son of Strength,
4427 8, 92, 14| to the Soma-draught,~To Sobhar's fair song of praise, and
4428 9, 10, 7 | 7 Combined in close society sit the seven priests, the
4429 10, 156, 3 | and in kine:~Oil thou the socket, turn the wheel.~
4430 10, 16, 6 | 6 What wound soe'er the dark bird hath inflicted,
4431 8, 20, 25| trimmed grass, what balm soever Sindhu or Asikni hath,~Or
4432 7, 94, 4 | hymn,~And, craving help, softwords with prayer.~
4433 AppI | Parthians, Khorasmians, Sogdians, and Dadikae, are said by
4434 1, 186, 9 | flieth o'er all the barren soil their missiles sparkle.~
4435 10, 136, 2 | the wind, wear garments soiled of yellow hue.~They, following
4436 10, 95, 16| amid men in altered shape I sojourned, and through four autumns
4437 9, 94, 1 | then strive the songs like soldiers for the sunlight.~Acting
4438 4, 25, 6 | presser's brew Indra possesses solely:~No brother, kin, or friend
4439 5, 14, 2 | 2 At high solemnities mortal men glorify him the
4440 9, 47, 1 | gained strength by this high solemnity:~joyous he riseth like a
4441 8, 94, 4 | drops of pleasant meath.~The Soloa-drops which call on thee, O gracious
4442 6, 27, 4 | descending thunder, at the mere solund, their boldest was demolished.~
4443 10, 28, 5 | 5 How shall I solve this riddle, I, the simple,
4444 6, 31, 4 | poured libations out, O Soma-buyer, and madest Bharadvaja rich
4445 1, 30, 11| lovely-featured dames~And of our Soma-drinking friends.~
4446 1, 137, 2 | droppings; come ye nigh the Soma-droppings blent with curd, juices
4447 10, 94, 9 | 9 These Soma-eaters kiss Indra's Bay-coloured
4448 8, 89, 6 | deeds must be declared at Soma-feasts, wrought, Indra, Bounteous
4449 10, 171, 1 | protect his car,~And hear the Soma-giver's call.~
4450 9, 108, 16| 16 Enter the Soma-holder, even Indra's heart, as
4451 9, 97, 33| heavenly Eagle.~Enter the Soma-holding beaker, Indu, and with a
4452 4, 33, 2 | protect our sacrifice, the Soma-lovers.~
4453 1, 134, 6 | are milked to yield the Soma-milk, to yield the butter and
4454 10, 94, 9 | Indra, when he hath drunk Soma-nicath drawn by them, waxes in
4455 1, 151, 2 | prompt servants of Purumilha Soma-offerer,~Give mental power to him
4456 8, 17, 14| Lord of the home armour of Soma-offerers:~The drop of Soma breaketh
4457 1, 137, 3 | with stones they milk the Soma-plant.~May ye come nigh us, may
4458 4, 29, 2 | noble, he joyeth with the Soma-pouring heroes.~
4459 9, 16, 1 | 1. THE pressers from the Soma-press send forth thy juice for
4460 3, 53, 7 | his life through countless Soma-pressings.~
4461 7, 103, 7 | brimful vessel, talk at the Soma-rite of Atiratra,~So, Frogs,
4462 10, 91, 14| are offered up, -~To Agni, Soma-sprinkled, drinker of sweet juice,
4463 8, 34, 2 | draw thee as it speaks, the Soma-stone with ringing voice.~Ye by
4464 6, 23, 6 | we, by the pressed Soma, Somadrinker! bring thee, with sacrifice,
4465 4, 15, 9 | princely son.~Of Sahadeva, Somaka.~
4466 10, 146, 4 | in the wood fancies that somebody hath screamed.~
4467 | sometimes
4468 | somewhere
4469 10, 46, 5 | forward, great, Victor, Song-inspirer, Fort-destroyer.~Leading
4470 3, 41, 4 | libations, with these hymns,~Song-loving Indra, with our lauds.~
4471 1, 124, 4 | sweet things like a new song-singer.~She cometh like a fly awaking
4472 3, 51, 4 | the priests glorify with songg and praises.~Full of all
4473 3, 31, 1 | the thought of Order, the sonless gained a grandson from his
4474 1, 94, 12| 12 He hath the Power to soothe Mitra and Varuna: wonderful
4475 4, 20, 9 | stirs up wild battles?~Best soother of the worshipper's great
4476 10, 27, 16| Infant of noble form and soothes it while it knows not.~
4477 4, 16, 9 | invokings: down sink the sorcerer, the prayerless Dasyu.~
4478 5, 12, 1 | eternal Order.~I use no sorcery with might or falsehood
4479 10, 63, 12| Keep all disease afar and sordid sacrifice, keep off the
4480 6, 18, 14| thou gavest freedom to sore-afflicted Heaven and to the people.~
4481 3, 43, 1 | approach us: thine is the Sorna-draught from days aforetime.~Loose
4482 8, 6, 38| follows Etasa:~To thee flow Sorna-drops effused.~
4483 AppII | prosodial quantities: but sornetimes two ox more kinds of metre
4484 4, 1, 19| milch cows' pure udder, the Sorria's juice when cleansed and
4485 1, 94, 14| invoked with Soma thou soundest forth most benign,~Thou
4486 8, 54, 1 | and west, from north and soutb,~Come hither quickly with
4487 10, 131, 1 | off our northern foes and southern, that we in thy wide shelter
4488 10, 101, 11| doubly-wedded.~Lay in the wood the Soviran of the Forest, and sink
4489 10, 101, 3 | traces: formed is the furrow, sow the seed within it.~Through
4490 1, 31, 9 | all good things hast thou sown for him, auspicious One!~
4491 1, 113, 7 | her shining raiment.~Thou soyran Lady of all earthly treasure,
4492 4, 1, 17| darkness fled, the heaven was sp, endid! up rose the bright
4493 6, 23, 9 | him to support us? Indra. spares him who sheds the juice
4494 10, 142, 3 | thou of Godlike nature, sparest the stones, while caring
4495 1, 91, 19| furtherer with troops of heroes, sparing the brave, come, Soma, to
4496 1, 186, 9 | barren soil their missiles sparkle.~
4497 3, 26, 9 | that men should utter,~The Sparkler, joyous in his Parents'
4498 9, 6, 4 | 4 Hither the sparkling drops have flowed, like
4499 3, 54, 13| their flashing car, the spear-armed Maruts, the nimble Youths
4500 2, 37, 3 | horses be wherewith thou specdest on: Lord of the Wood, unharming,
4501 1, 139, 7 | magnified by us thou shalt speck for us to the Gods adorable
4502 7, 56, 16| they deck them like youths spectators of a festal meeting,~Linger,
4503 4, 30, 6 | mortal man, Indra, thou speddest forth the Sun,~And holpest
4504 2, 34, 11| the oblation paid to Visnu Speeder-on.~With ladles lifted up,
4505 1, 100, 11| kinsmen or with strangers he speedeth to the fight, invoked of
4506 10, 39, 12| Chariot, Asvins, that is speedier than thought,~At harnessing
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