Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 06013,  4 |      do I slay thy poison. O serpent, die, do not live; back
 2 Hymns,     1, 06013,  6 |   from the fury of the black serpent, the taimâta, the brown
 3 Hymns,     1, 06013,  6 |       the taimâta, the brown serpent, the poison that is not
 4 Hymns,     1, 06013,  10|     or) not tâbuvam, thou (O serpent) art not tâbuvam. Through
 5 Hymns,     1, 06013,  11|    or) not tastuvam, thou (O serpent) art not tastuvam. Through
 6 Hymns,     1, 07056,  1 |    The poison infused by the serpent that is striped across,
 7 Hymns,     1, 07056,  1 | striped across, by the black serpent, and by the adder; that
 8 Hymns,     1, 07056,  4 |                     4. Thou (serpent) here, crooked, without
 9 Hymns,     2, 04009,  8 |  fever), the balâsa, and the serpent. The highest of the mountains,
10 Hymns,     4, 07139,  5 |      the Ichneumon tears the serpent, and joins him together
11 Hymns,     5, 06038,  1 |     lion, the tiger, and the serpent; in Agni, the Brâhmana,
12 Hymns,     7, 03013,  1 |      yore, when the (cloud-) serpent was slain (by Indra), ye
13 Hymns,     7, 04003,  2 |    move the biting rope (the serpent), on a distant path the
14 Hymns,     7, 04003,  4 |      the thief, and then the serpent, the wizard, and also the
15 Hymns,     7, 06056,  1 |                   1. May the serpent, ye gods, not slay us along
16 Hymns,     7, 06056,  2 |    Reverence be to the black serpent, reverence to the one that
17 Hymns,     7, 06056,  3 |      tongue, and close up, O serpent, thy mouth.~
18 Hymns,     7, 10004,  5 |     of Pedu slays the white (serpent), and also the black. The
19 Hymns,     7, 10004,  8 |           8. May the closed (serpent's jaw) not snap open, may
20 Hymns,     7, 10004,  9 |  scorpion), with a staff the serpent that has approached.~
21 Hymns,     7, 10004,  10|   evil-planning (aghâyantam) serpent.~
22 Hymns,     7, 10004,  15|       he slays the speckled (serpent), is irresistible. He, forsooth,
23 Hymns,     7, 10004,  16|     set at naught for me the serpent, (and so did) Mitra and
24 Hymns,     7, 10004,  17|     set at naught for me the serpent, the adder, male and female,
25 Hymns,     7, 10004,  17|      female, the svaga, (the serpent) that is striped across,
26 Hymns,     7, 10004,  18|   slew thy first ancestor, O serpent, and since they are crushed,
27 Hymns,     7, 10004,  19|    midst, and washed out the serpent's poison.~
28 Hymns,     7, 10004,  21|   guide the mares, (thus), O serpent, shall thy poison go away!~
29 Hymns,     7, 10004,  26|   put away the poison of the serpent, Soma has led it out. The
30 Hymns,     7, 10004,  26|  gone back to the biter. The serpent is dead!~
31 Hymns,     9, 07003,  55| sovereign lord, to the black serpent as guardian, to Âditya as
32 Hymns,     9, 07003,  56|    as sovereign lord, to the serpent that is striped across as
33 Hymns,     9, 07003,  59|    as sovereign lord, to the serpent with black-spotted neck
34 Hymns,     9, 07003,  60|  lord, to the light-coloured serpent as guardian, to the rain
35 Hymns,    10, 12001,  37|      in fright away from the serpent, upon whom were the fires
36 Hymns,    10, 12001,  46|                      46. The serpent, the scorpion with thirsty