Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 05022,  11|     pâman, go to yonder foreign folk!~
 2 Hymns,     3, 08005,  7 |                    7. (For) the folk that make an armour of the
 3 Hymns,     4, 07045,  1 |                         1. From folk belonging to all. kinds
 4 Hymns,     5, 03005,  6 | ingenious workers of metal, the folk about me all, do thou, O
 5 Hymns,     5, 03005,  7 |       and leaders of hosts, the folk about me all, do thou, O
 6 Hymns,     5, 11009,  2 |        friends are ye, O divine folk! May our friends be perceived
 7 Hymns,     5, 11009,  26|       arm yourselves! Ye divine folk are (our) friends: win ye
 8 Hymns,     6, 03030,  4 |     means of agreement for your folk.~
 9 Hymns,     7, 06056,  1 |    Reverence (be) to the divine folk!~
10 Hymns,     7, 06056,  2 |         reverence to the divine folk!~
11 Hymns,     9, 12004,  13|     When kept she injures (his) folk, if he refuses to give her
12 Hymns,     9, 20127,  13|    suffer harm; may the hostile folk, O Indra, may the thief
13 Hymns,    10, 11005,  2 |         The fathers, the divine folk, and all the gods severally