Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 07056,  2 |                       2. This herb, born of honey, dripping
 2 Hymns,     1, 06136,  3 | sprinkle here the all-healing herb.~
 3 Hymns,     1, 06137,  3 |       expand their middle., O herb! May thy hairs grow as reeds,
 4 Hymns,     1, 04004,  3 |                       3. This herb shall make thee so very
 5 Hymns,     1, 04004,  5 |                    5. Thou (O herb) art the first-born sap
 6 Hymns,     1, 04037,  1 |               1. With thee, O herb, the Atharvans first slew
 7 Hymns,     1, 04037,  10|     in the waters, do thou, O herb, crush and overcome!~
 8 Hymns,     1, 06127,  1 |      O plant; of neuralgia, O herb, thou shalt not leave even
 9 Hymns,     3, 10001,  4 |                  4. With this herb have I destroyed all spells,
10 Hymns,     4, 02036,  8 |      is agreeable! Do thou, O herb, bestow (him) upon her!~
11 Hymns,     4, 02030,  4 |       within! Take captive, O herb, the, soul of the maidens
12 Hymns,     4, 07038,  1 |                1. This potent herb do I dig out: it draws toward
13 Hymns,     4, 07038,  5 |   across the river, this very herb, as if a captive bound,
14 Hymns,     4, 06138,  1 |    plants thou art reputed, O herb: turn this man for me to-day
15 Hymns,     7, 06059,  2 |         2. May Arundhatî, the herb, bestow protection along
16 Hymns,    10, 11004,  16|        and also every sort of herb.~