Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 02008,  3 |    With the straw of thy brown barley, endowed with white stalks,
 2 Hymns,     1, 06091     |                        VI, 91. Barley and water as universal remedies.~
 3 Hymns,     1, 06091,  1 |                        1. This barley they did plough vigorously,
 4 Hymns,     1, 08007,  20|     and the oblation; rice and barley, the two healing, immortal
 5 Hymns,     2, 08002,  18|                   18. Rice and barley shall be auspicious to thee,
 6 Hymns,     3, 10006,  24|      me together with rice and barley, together with might and
 7 Hymns,     4, 06140,  2 |         2. Do ye eat rice, eat barley, and eat, too, beans, as
 8 Hymns,     7, 06050,  1 |    that they shall not eat the barley; free ye, moreover, the
 9 Hymns,     7, 06050,  2 |         do ye, not eating this barley, without working injury,
10 Hymns,     7, 11006,  15| darbha-grass, hemp, and mighty barley: they shall deliver us from
11 Hymns,     9, 20127,  10|        10. Like light the ripe barley runs over beyond the mouth (
12 Hymns,    10, 12001,  42|    whom are food, and rice and barley, upon whom live these five
13 Hymns,    10, 11004,  12|                   13. Rice and barley are in-breathing and outbreathing.
14 Hymns,    10, 11004,  12|      forsooth, is founded upon barley; rice is called out-breathing.~
15 Hymns,    10, 09001,  22|         the cow, the ox, rice, barley, and honey as the seventh.~