Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 05004,  2 |         of the eagle, (and) art sprung from Himavant, they come
 2 Hymns,     1, 05004,  8 |                              8. Sprung in the north from the Himavant (
 3 Hymns,     1, 04006,  8 |   height whence this poison has sprung.~
 4 Hymns,     1, 06100,  3 |         the sister of the gods. Sprung from heaven and earth, thou
 5 Hymns,     3, 03006,  1 |                   1. A male has sprung from a male, the asvattha (
 6 Hymns,     7, 10004,  23|       23. The serpents that are sprung from the fire, that are
 7 Hymns,     7, 10004,  23|         from the fire, that are sprung from the plants, that are
 8 Hymns,     7, 10004,  23|       from the plants, that are sprung from the water, and originate
 9 Hymns,     7, 10004,  23|       from whom great brood has sprung in many ways, those serpents
10 Hymns,     9, 07003,  3 | together the offspring that has sprung from you!~
11 Hymns,    10, 13001,  2 |         upon the clans that are sprung from thee! Furnishing soma,
12 Hymns,    10, 11005,  5 |      fervour he arose. From him sprung the brâhmanam (Brahmanic
13 Hymns,    10, 11005,  20|    along with the seasons, have sprung from the Brahmakârin.~
14 Hymns,    10, 11005,  21|      the winged (animals), have sprung from the Brahmakârin.~
15 Hymns,    10, 11005,  23|      moves shining, from it has sprung the brâhmanam (Brahmanical
16 Hymns,    10, 09001,  1 |      the honey-lash hath verily sprung. This, clothed in amrita (
17 Hymns,    10, 09001,  3 |      the honey-lash hath verily sprung, the strong child of the
18 Hymns,    10, 09001,  10|      the honey-lash hath verily sprung, the strong child of the