11may-beget | begga-conte | conti-enric | enrob-gamin | ganda-inan | incep-marut | masar-path- | patha-right | ring--speed | spend-tobat | toble-water | waver-zimme
Book, Hymn, Verse
5524 3, 30, 17| thou bebaved as one who wavers? Cast thy hot dart at him
5525 3, 44, 2 | Steeds, above all glories waxest great.~
5526 4, 1, 10| Let Agni -for he knows the way- conduct us to all that he
5527 2, 30, 9 | 9 Him who waylays, yea, him who would destroy
5528 10, 110, 2 | meath balming the paths and waysof Order, make them pleasant.~
5529 9, 108, 12| darkness with his shine.~Wcll-praised by. sages he hath. by his
5530 4, 17, 16| craving strength and horses, we-singers stir Indra, the strong,
5531 2, 17, 9 | 9 Now may that weaithy Cow of thine, O Indra, give
5532 8, 90, 16| 16 Weak-minded men have as a cow adopted
5533 10, 137, 4 | blessed strength, I drive thy weakening malady away.~
5534 9, 78, 4 | drop most sweet to taste, weal-bringing, red of hue.~
5535 1, 117, 19| 19 Great and weal-giving is your aid, O Asvins, ye,
5536 8, 64, 12| bears a load:~Snatch up the wealih and win it all.~
5537 10, 47, 4 | confirmed in power, most useful, wealth-attracting,~True, Indra! crushing forts
5538 9, 86, 33| with his hundred streams, Wealth-bringer, lifting up his voice while
5539 4, 2, 15| and, radiant, burst the wealth-containing mountain.~
5540 7, 32, 2 | juice that they have poured.~Wealth-craving singers have on Indra set
5541 1, 91, 12| Enricher, healer of disease, wealth-finder, prospering our store,~Be,
5542 1, 47, 3 | Soma juice.~Borne on your wealth-fraught car come ye this day to
5543 4, 34, 6 | adoration.~Drink of this meath, Wealth-givers, joined with Indra with
5544 6, 3, 2 | worship, and offered gifts to wealth-increasing Agni.~Him the displeasure
5545 2, 6, 3 | lover of song, with songs, wealth-lover, giver of our wealth!~With
5546 1, 94, 15| quikenest, with children and wealth-may we be they, Eternal Being.~
5547 7, 1, 6 | oil, with its oblation.~Wealth-seeking comes to him his own devotion.~
5548 1, 81, 6 | Deal forth -abundant is thy wealth-that in thy bounty 1 may share.~
5549 9, 52, 1 | 1. WEALTH-WINNER, dwelling in the sky, bringing
5550 8, 80, 4 | us? Will he not make us wealthier?~Shall we not, hostile to
5551 1, 25, 3 | bent only on obtaining wealths~As to their nests the birds
5552 8, 43, 7 | nourishment, Agni devours and wearies not,~Seeking the tender
5553 2, 28, 5 | commandment.~These feel no weariness, nor cease from flowing:
5554 1, 105, 8 | praise, as rats devour the weaver's threads. Mark this my
5555 2, 38, 4 | What was spread out she weaves afresh, re-weaving: the
5556 8, 2, 42| daughters of delight,~For wedlock sake I glorify.~
5557 1, 84, 8 | will he trample, like a weed, the man who hath no gift
5558 7, 4, 4 | forbear to harm us: may weforever share thy gracious favour.~
5559 2, 5, 8 | this our sacrifice which wehave here prepared, to thee.~
5560 8, 33, 17| Her intellect hath little weight.~
5561 10, 21, 5 | at your glad carouse-the weIl-loved friend of Yama, Thou art
5562 1, 173, 4 | 4 To him we offer welcomest oblations, the pious bring
5563 10, 96, 5 | thy song of praise thou welcornest, the perfect pleasant gift,
5564 10, 81, 3 | producing earth and heaven, weldeth them, with his arms as wings,
5565 5, 44, 12| he adores the host with well-advancing steeds.~
5566 1, 166, 6 | crunches up the cattle like a well-aimed dart.~
5567 1, 135, 4 | guard us and to taste the well-appointed food, Vayu, to taste the
5568 7, 32, 13| hymn that is not mean, but well-arranged and fair of form.~Even many
5569 5, 7, 8 | flashed forth,~Hath the well-bearing Mother borne, producing
5570 3, 60, 5 | the Soma juice effused, well-blent, from both thy hands.~Maghalan,
5571 10, 68, 3 | all, of blameless form, well-coloured.~
5572 7, 35, 2 | blessing of the true and well-conducted, and Aryaman in many forms
5573 2, 36, 3 | yourselves.~And, Tvastar, well-content be joyful in the juice with
5574 10, 1, 6 | central station, invested in well-decorated garments.~Born, red of hue,
5575 9, 61, 13| The Gods have come to Indu well-descended, beautified with milk,~The
5576 8, 66, 6 | mountains Indra shot hither his well-directed shaft:~He gained the ready
5577 6, 15, 2 | 2 Whom, well-dis sed, the Blirgus stablished
5578 7, 29, 1 | Drink of this fair, this well-effused libation: Maghavan, give
5579 1, 82, 4 | kine,~Who thinks upon the well-filled bowl, the Tawny Coursers'
5580 3, 43, 6 | the Bull's impetuous and well-groomed Horses.~
5581 1, 168, 3 | who, like Somas with their well-grown stalks pressed out, imbibed
5582 3, 45, 3 | Like the milch-cows that go well-guarded to the mead, like water-brooks
5583 2, 24, 15| evermore masters of wealth well-guided, full of vital strength.~
5584 1, 91, 21| water,~Born amid hymns, well-housed, exceeding famous, victor,
5585 4, 8, 4 | 4 He is the Herald: well-informed, he doth his errand to and
5586 7, 78, 2 | 2 The fire well-kindIed sings aloud to greet her,
5587 4, 50, 2 | Wild in their course, in well-marked wise rejoicing were they,
5588 7, 70, 2 | rivers, yoking as'twere two well-matched shining horses.~
5589 8, 34, 12| 12 Lord of well-nourished Horses, come with well-fed
5590 10, 63, 10| gives secure defence~The well-oared heavenly Ship that lets
5591 3, 58, 2 | They bear you hither by well-orderd statute: our sacred offerings
5592 7, 42, 4 | dwelling,~Agni, well-pleased, well-placed within the chamber gives
5593 8, 49, 4 | to the banquet that is well-prepared: rejoice thee, gracious,
5594 10, 147, 4 | man shall find delight in well-protected wealth whose care provides
5595 3, 54, 21| Soft be our path for ever, well-provisioned: with pleasant meath, O
5596 4, 57, 2 | sweetness,~Distilling meath, well-purified like butter, and let the.
5597 9, 69, 3 | hath come, gold-tinted, well-restrained: like a strong Bull he shines,
5598 3, 8, 4 | 4 Well-robed, enveloped he is come, the
5599 1, 118, 3 | 3 With your well-rolling car, descending swiftly,
5600 7, 63, 2 | still would roll the wheel well-rounded, which Etasa, harnessed
5601 7, 16, 8 | sacred oil, Ila sits down well-satisfied -~Guard them, Victorious
5602 1, 31, 15| guerdon to the priests, like well-sewn armour thou guardest on
5603 10, 114, 3 | 3 The Youthful One, well-shaped, with four locks braided,
5604 6, 33, 3 | struck down like woods with well-shot lightnings: thou rentest
5605 8, 99, 3 | hundred skins of beasts well-tanned,~A hundred tufts of Balbaja,
5606 9, 108, 15| do thou, led by the men, well-wcaponcd and most gladdening,~Flow
5607 6, 3, 7 | hither to fill both worlds, well-wedded Dames, with treasure.~
5608 6, 37, 3 | hitherward all-potent Indra on well-wheeled chariot, may the Steeds
5609 4, 2, 10| 10 Whose well-wrought worship thou acceptest,
5610 9, 57, 2 | beholding on his way all wellbeloved sacred lore,~Green-tinted,
5611 3, 50, 2 | thee: drink of this lovely welleffused libation.~
5612 6, 66, 6 | weapons, they had united wellformed earth and heaven,~Rodasl
5613 10, 15, 13| not: accept the sacrifice wellprepared with portions.~
5614 4, 20, 4 | drink, Godlike Indra, of the wellpressed Soma.~Drink of the meath
5615 5, 78, 6 | seer affrighted when he wept and wafled,~Ye, Asvins,
5616 4, 34, 3 | you their pleasure: ye all were-even the two elder-Vajas.~
5617 5, 61, 8 | is entitled man:~Only in weregild is he such.~
5618 8, 52, 2 | Maker of the sky, let stones wet with the Soma ne'er forsake,~
5619 7, 40, 6 | and Vata send us rain, wha wanders round us.~
5620 9, 19, 5 | purified, impregned the kine whb long to meet their Lord,~
5621 8, 5, 34| 34 The whcel delayeth not that car of
5622 10, 135, 3 | see, O Child, the new and wheel-less car~Which thou hast fashioned
5623 8, 20, 14| praise to them, for of the wheel-spokes of the car~Of these loud
5624 5, 42, 10| 10 With wheelless chariots drive down him,
5625 2, 15, 9 | 9 Thou, with sleep whelming Cumuri and Dhuni, slewest
5626 10, 71, 1 | 1. WHEN-men, Brhaspati, giving names
5627 1, 80, 13| 13 Whenwith the thunder thou didst make
5628 1, 16, 4 | draught we pour~We call thee wher, the juice is shed.~
5629 6, 75, 8 | the name of his oblation, whercon are laid his Weapons and
5630 9, 25, 4 | while purified,~Thither where- the Immortals sit.~
5631 | whereas
5632 2, 39, 7 | sharpen ye like an axe upon a whetstone.~
5633 10, 87, 4 | points with song as if with whetstones,~Pierce to the heart therewith
5634 3, 8, 11| hatchct, with an edge well whetted for great felicity, hath
5635 3, 9, 6 | received thee from the Gods,~Whilst thou, the Friend of man,
5636 10, 96, 10| the Bay Steeds' Lord hath whinnied like a horse for food.~Then
5637 5, 83, 3 | 3 Like a car-driver whipping on his horses, he makes
5638 10, 27, 21| thunderbolt which often whirleth down from the lofty misty
5639 6, 18, 2 | roaring, great destroyer,~Who whirls the dust on high, alone,
5640 6, 75, 3 | Strained on the Bow, She whispers like a woman-this Bowstring
5641 8, 91, 21| 21 That which the white-ant cats away, that over which
5642 1, 35, 5 | gold-yoked car his Bays, white-footed, have manifested light to
5643 10, 21, 3 | that o'erflow.~Black and white-gleaming colours,-at your glad carouse-all
5644 6, 6, 2 | 2 White-hued and thundering he dwells
5645 10, 3, 1 | black Night he comes with white-rayed Morning.~
5646 3, 7, 1 | seven tones risen from the whitebacked viand have made their way
5647 10, 75, 7 | 7 Flashing and whitely-gleaming in her mightiness, she moves
5648 10, 3, 6 | flames ancient, resonant, whitely-shining.~
5649 10, 3, 3 | hath compassed Night with whitelyshining garments.~
5650 6, 72, 4 | held fast the unimpeded whiteness within these many-coloured
5651 6, 75, 6 | guides his strong Horses on whithersoe'er he will.~See and admire
5652 10, 28, 5 | knowing, as befits the season: Whitherward is thy prosperous car advancing?~
5653 1, 66, 3 | Bright when he shines forth, whitish mid the folk, like a car,
5654 8, 55, 6 | Soma-drinker come.~Thou to the man who- prays and pours the juice
5655 4, 8, 5 | with sacrificial gifts,~Whocherish and enkindle him.~
5656 4, 33, 9 | 10 They whol made glad with sacrifice
5657 1, 94, 15| from every sin with perfect wholeness,~Whom with good strength
5658 2, 33, 13| Martits, those that are wholesomest and healthbestowing,~Those
5659 5, 63, 1 | ye ascend.~O Mitra-Varuna whomsoe'er ye: favour, here, to
5660 8, 94, 8 | silencest the enemy of man, with whon; thou goest round the sky.~
5661 6, 45, 24| for us the cow's stall, whosesoe'er it be,~To which the Dasyu-slayer
5662 5, 25, 2 | 2 For be is true, whpm men of old enkindled, and
5663 1, 5, 2 | treasures excellent,~Indra, wi th Soma juice outpoured.~
5664 10, 86, 7 | Mother whose love is quickly wibn, I say what verily will
5665 1, 25, 15| 16 Yearning for the wide-seeing One, my thoughts move onward
5666 10, 29, 6 | are two measures, Indra, wide-wellmeted, heaven for thy majesty,
5667 1, 122, 2 | The Barren clothes her in wide-woven raiment, and fair Morn shines
5668 8, 87, 9 | song mey bind to the broad wide-yoked car the Bay Steeds of the
5669 1, 36, 12| Thou rulest as a King o'er widely-famous strength: be good to us,
5670 9, 77, 4 | seat moves onward to the widely-opcned stall of kine.~
5671 5, 8, 6 | and the messenger.~Thee, widely-reaching, homed in sacred oil, invoked,
5672 1, 154, 6 | shineth down upon us the widely-striding Bull's sublimest mansion.~
5673 6, 11, 4 | far-refulgent. Worship the two widespreading Worlds, O Agni,~Whom as
5674 10, 18, 8 | by whose side thou liest.~Wifehood with this thy husband was
5675 5, 31, 2 | art, Indra: e'en to the wifeless hast thou given spouses.~
5676 9, 12, 3 | his seat,~Resting upon a wiId-cow's hide.~
5677 4, 3, 10| Bull hath milked the pure wiiite udder.~
5678 8, 87, 6 | For thou art he, O Indra, wiio stormeth all castles of
5679 8, 76, 4 | eulogy from heaven come ye as wild-bulls to the pool.~
5680 4, 21, 8 | in lair the buffalo and wild-ox when the wise lead him on
5681 5, 7, 7 | he shears the field and wilderness,~With flashing teeth and
5682 1, 163, 11| move with restless beat in wildernesses.~
5683 9, 73, 4 | a thousand streams.~His wildly-restless warders never close an eye:
5684 1, 81, 3 | the bold.~Yoke thou thy wildly-rushing Bays. Whom wilt thou slay
5685 8, 5, 2 | 2 Like Heroes on your will-yoked car farshining, Wonder-Workers!
5686 AppI, 0, 5 | PAGE 619, HYMN CVI~I borrow Wilson's translation of the omitted
5687 1, 58, 4 | 5 With teeth of flame, wind-driven, through the wood he speeds,
5688 5, 54, 3 | Heroes, Casters of the Stone, wind-rapid Maruts, overthrowers of
5689 9, 97, 52| Indu.~Here, too, the Ruddy, wind-swift, full of wisdom, Shall give
5690 1, 38, 6 | Sons of Rudra send their windless~Rain e'en on the desert
5691 10, 34, 1 | SPRUNG from tall trees on windy heights, these rollers transport
5692 1, 191, 10| the poison in the Sun, a wine-skin in a vintner's house,~He
5693 9, 68, 8 | with undulating stream, Winnner of Wealth, Immortal, sends
5694 9, 97, 29| from heaven the means of winnning, Indu; thou art-forerunnner
5695 10, 68, 3 | down, like barley out of winnowing- baskets,~The vigorous, wandering
5696 10, 27, 15| from behind came armed with winnowing-baskets: ten from the front pressed
5697 7, 18, 2 | wealth, and honour our songs wirth kine and steeds and decoration.~
5698 9, 71, 6 | the God to his own golden wisely-tashioned place to rest.~With song
5699 1, 167, 4 | Rodasi before them, but wished for her to grow their friend
5700 8, 58, 2 | 2 Thou wishest for thy kine a bull, for
5701 5, 55, 2 | 2 Ye, as ye wist, have gained of your own
5702 3, 6, 9 | steeds are able.~Bring, witb their Dames, the Gods, the
5703 7, 104, 23| 23 Let not the fiend of witchcraft-workers reach us: may Dawn drive
5704 1, 182, 5 | animated ship with wings to fly withal,~Whereon with God-devoted
5705 4, 19, 2 | 2 The Gods, as worn witheld, relaxed their efforts:
5706 6, 24, 7 | months nor autumn seasons wither with age, nor fleeting days
5707 2, 8, 2 | guiding worshippers aright, withers, untouched by age, the foe:~
5708 1, 164, 17| foot the Cow hath risen.~Witherward, to what place hath she
5709 5, 83, 10| down the rain-flood now withhold it. Thou hast made desert
5710 6, 45, 23| 23 He, Excellent, withholdeth not his gift of power and
5711 10, 34, 12| the truth. No wealth am I withholding.~
5712 1, 45, 4 | 5 Hear thou, invoked withholy oil, bountiful giver of
5713 8, 49, 13| his jaws which may not be withstood: the Child of Strength hath
5714 7, 85, 2 | those-our foemen,yea, smite them withyour shaft to every quarter.~
5715 10, 85, 27| Happy be thou and prosper witlh thy children here: be vigilant
5716 6, 27, 4 | power of thine our eyes have witnessed, wherewith thou slewest
5717 1, 122, 3 | forth of waters!~Sharpen our wits, O Parvata and Indra. May
5718 7, 104, 20| cast his bolt at fiendish wizards.~
5719 8, 38 | are Priests of sacrifice, wmners in war and holy works:~Indra
5720 5, 66, 4 | 4 And ye show wMom, Wondrous Gods with fulness
5721 7, 56, 1 | 1. Wno are these radiant men in
5722 10, 61, 7 | 12 When afterwards they woke- and missed the cattle, the
5723 6, 75, 3 | Bow, She whispers like a woman-this Bowstring that preserves
5724 7, 102, 2 | in plants of earth,~And womankind, the germ of life.~
5725 10, 124, 7 | let the waters flow.~Like women-folk, the floods that bring prosperity
5726 1, 159, 1 | conjoined with Gods, through wonder-working wisdom bring forth choicest
5727 3, 1, 4 | so at his birth the Gods wondered at Agni.~
5728 9, 67, 29| the Friend who seeks our wondering praise,~Young, strengthener
5729 10, 7, 1 | us be thine intelligence, WonderWorker! Protect us, God, with thy
5730 7, 28, 4 | sinless Varuna discovered, the Wondrous-Wise hath long ago forgiven.~
5731 4, 18, 9 | through, the mastery thou wonnest, and with thy bolt the Dasa'
5732 2, 7, 6 | 6 Wood-fed, bedewed with sacred oil,
5733 1, 121, 7 | 7 When the wood-pile, made of good logs, is ready,
5734 10, 85, 14| chariot, O Asvins, ye came as wooers unto Surya's bridal,~Then
5735 10, 18, 10| and gracious.~Young Dame, wool-soft unto the guerdongiver, may
5736 6, 15, 16| be seated first upon the woollined altar,~Nest-like, bedewed
5737 9, 86, 3 | heaven,~A Steer that o'er the woolly surface seeks the sieve,
5738 10, 27, 11| leads her home or he who woos her?~
5739 3, 59, 5 | Aditya, to be served with wor. ship, who stirreth men,
5740 1, 7, 2 | him his two bay steeds and word-yoked car,~Indra the golden, thunder-armed.~
5741 6, 67, 3 | who with your might, as Work-Controllers, urge even men who quickly
5742 7, 81, 4 | 4 Thou, dawning, workest fain to light the great
5743 3, 38, 1 | thought have I imagined like a workman.~Pondering what is dearest
5744 10, 53, 9 | 9 Tvastar, most deft of workmen, knew each magic art, bringing
5745 5, 69, 2 | brightness, who fill the three world-bowls with genial moisture.~
5746 9, 18, 6 | floweth around these two world-halvcs:~All-bounteous art thou
5747 6, 49, 6 | Hearers of truth, ye, Sages, World-Supporters, increase his living wealth
5748 8, 34, 3 | the Soma here like a wolf worrying a sheep.~Ye by command of
5749 5, 23, 3 | strewn,~Invite thee to their worship-halls, as a dear Priest, for choicest
5750 10, 122, 6 | food. O Wise One, for the worship-loving worshipper,~Thou, Agni,
5751 4, 53, 1 | Wherewith he freely grants his worshiper defence. This with his rays
5752 1, 76, 5 | the priestly Manus thou worshippedst the Gods, a Sage with sages,~
5753 4, 21, 5 | his voice, inciteth men to worshipwith lauds bring Indra hither
5754 1, 32, 5 | smote into pieces Vrtra, worst of Vrtras.~As trunks of
5755 10, 80, 5 | on Agni; on Agni, heroes worsted in the foray.~Birds flying
5756 10, 167, 1 | having glowed with Fervour, wortnest heavenly light.~
5757 10, 108, 6 | your words are weak for wounding;~And were the path to you
5758 10, 138, 5 | his darts and deals fordi wounds.~Bright Usas was afraid
5759 1, 164, 5 | their own seven threads have woven.~
5760 9, 67, 14| dips within the jars: he wrap.him in his robe and goes~
5761 1, 140, 10| casting off thine infant wrappings blazest forth as though
5762 5, 32, 4 | down and slew, the Danava's wrath-fire, Susna.~
5763 6, 20, 10| sacrifices,~That thou hast wrecked seven autumn forts, their
5764 6, 20, 6 | stalk that gladdens, he wrenched the head from Namuci the
5765 5, 9, 4 | grasp, like offspring of the wriggling snakes,~When thou consumest
5766 5, 85, 7 | who loves us, have ever wronged a brother, friend, or comrade,~
5767 6, 44, 4 | as Lord of Strength who wrongeth none,~The Hero Indra, conquering
5768 10, 164, 4 | Brahmanaspati, our deeds are wrongful and unjust,~May provident
5769 5, 3, 12| us to calumny, to him who wrongs us.~
5770 4, 32, 11| Lover of the Song,~Thou wrougbtest when the Soma flowed.~
5771 5, 54, 11| in your hands, and visors wroughtof gold are laid upon your
5772 7, 97 | HYMN XCVIL Brhaspati.~
5773 AppI | formed part of the army of Xerxes. The name of the country
5774 6, 42 | HYMN XLII- Indra.~
5775 4, 42 | HYMN XLIL Indra-Varuna.~
5776 6, 41 | HYMN XLL Indra.~
5777 4, 47 | HYMN XLVIL Vayu. Indra-Vayu.~
5778 1, 47 | HYMN XLVlI. Asvins.~
5779 8, 37 | HYMN XXXVIL Indra.~
5780 4, 6, 1 | sacrificers,~For over evei y thought thou art the Ruler:
5781 1, 108, 8 | 8 If with, the Yadus, Turvasas, ye sojourn, with
5782 7, 19, 8 | the pride of Turvasa and Yadva.~
5783 7, 18, 19| Ajas and the Sigrus and the Yaksus brought in to him as tribute
5784 10, 10, 9 | kindred Pair commingle. On Yam! be the unbrotherly act
5785 10, 60, 10| spirit I have brought from Yarna, from Vivasvan's Son,~Brought
5786 AppII | 8+12+12+8-40 syllables.~Yavamadhya: a metre having a longer
5787 6, 27, 6 | of fame, together, on the Yavyavati, O much-sought Indra,~Vrcivan'
5788 10, 63, 1 | sacred grass of Nahusa's son Yayati, bless and comfort us.~
5789 1, 31, 17| 17 As erst to Manus, to Yayiti, Angiras, so Angiras! pure
5790 6, 63, 10| to the singer Bharadvaja. Ye-Wonder-Workers, let the fiends be slaughtered.~
5791 7, 103, 8 | juice, performing their year-long rite, have lifted up their
5792 1, 164, 5 | places; For up above the yearling Calf the sages, to form
5793 1, 88, 4 | round you and came back O yearners, back, to this prayer and
5794 6, 63, 3 | servant hath adored you. Yearningfor you the press-stones shed
5795 10, 151, 4 | Faith.~Man winneth Faith by yearnings of the heart, and opulence
5796 10, 96, 9 | 9 His yellow-coloured jaws, like ladles move apart,
5797 10, 96, 9 | for strength, he makes the yellow-tinted stir,~When, while the bowl
5798 9, 70, 7 | far-sighted, sharpening his yellowcoloured horns.~Soma assumes his
5799 9, 79, 3 | 3 Yea, yerily, foe of hate shown to himself
5800 | yes
5801 8, 8, 7 | our prayers and lauds, O yewho hearour call.~
5802 6, 67, 8 | Nourished by holy oil! he this yGur glory: annihilate the sacrificer'
5803 3, 53, 17| broken.~May Indra, keep the yoke-pins from decaying: attend us,
5804 10, 94, 7 | girth, to these who have ten yoke-straps and ten binding thongs,~
5805 10, 27, 9 | shall the captor yoke the yokeless bullock, and he who hath
5806 10, 60, 6 | Agastya's sister's sons yokest thy pair of ruddy steeds.~
5807 6, 24, 4 | cord, Indra, that bind the younglings, no bonds are they, O thou
5808 10, 115, 3 | 3 Praise him, yourGod who, bird-like, rests upon
5809 1, 168, 4 | own lash, Immortals, urge yourselve's to speed.~Unstained by
5810 9, 86, 16| speeds onward like a youth to youtlitial maids, and gains the beaker
5811 7, 18, 24| glorify like Indra. He slew Yudhyamadhi in close encounter.~
5812 AppI | O.S. Texts, ii. 342, and Zimmer, Altindisches Leben, p.
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