Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 05022,  10|        means ally thyself with balâsa, cough and spasm! From there
 2 Hymns,     1, 05022,  11|         along with thy brother balâsa, along with thy sister cough,
 3 Hymns,     1, 06014     |      Charm against the disease balâsa.~
 4 Hymns,     1, 06014,  1 |     crumbles the joints, every balâsa do thou drive out, that
 5 Hymns,     1, 06014,  2 |                         2. The balâsa of him that is afflicted
 6 Hymns,     1, 06014,  2 |     him that is afflicted with balâsa do I remove, as one gelds
 7 Hymns,     1, 06014,  3 |         Fly forth from here, O balâsa, as a swift foal (after
 8 Hymns,     1, 19034,  9 |       the tearing disease, the balâsa, and the pain in the limbs,
 9 Hymns,     1, 06127,  1 |         Of the abscess, of the balâsa, of flow of blood, O plant;
10 Hymns,     1, 09008,  8 |   heart and from thy limbs the balâsa do we charm forth.~
11 Hymns,     1, 09008,  10|         10. To ashes (âsa) the balâsa shall turn; what is diseased
12 Hymns,     2, 08002,  18| auspicious to thee, causing no balâsa, inflicting no injury! They
13 Hymns,     2, 04009,  8 |        the takman (fever), the balâsa, and the serpent. The highest