Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 05004,  7 |    Be thou propitious to my in-breathing and my out-breathing, and
 2 Hymns,     2, 03011,  6 |        6. Remain ye here, O in-breathing and out-breathing, do not
 3 Hymns,     2, 02028,  3 |     are to be born: may not in-breathing leave this one, nor yet
 4 Hymns,     2, 02028,  4 | hundred winters, guarded by in-breathing and outbreathing!~
 5 Hymns,     2, 07053,  2 |                        2. O in-breathing and out-breathing, go along
 6 Hymns,     2, 07053,  3 |   been dissipated afar, thy in-breathing and thy out-breathing, shall
 7 Hymns,     2, 07053,  4 |              4. Let not his in-breathing desert him, nor his out-breathing
 8 Hymns,     2, 07053,  5 |                 5. Enter, O in-breathing and out-breathing, like
 9 Hymns,     2, 08001,  1 | Death be reverence! May thy in-breathing and thy out-breathing remain
10 Hymns,     2, 08002,  11|                         11. In-breathing and out-breathing. do I
11 Hymns,     2, 05030,  15|                     15. Thy in-breathing shall not cease, thy outbreathing
12 Hymns,     5, 11009,  11|      Seize ye, and tear out in-breathing and outbreathing, O Nyarbudi (
13 Hymns,    10, 11005,  24|   gods are woven. Producing in-breathing and out-breathing, as well
14 Hymns,    10, 11004,  12|     13. Rice and barley are in-breathing and outbreathing. Prâna
15 Hymns,    10, 11004,  12|    Prâna is called a steer. In-breathing forsooth, is founded upon
16 Hymns,    10, 11007,  25|                         25. In-breathing and out-breathing, sight,