Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 06111,  1 |       this person here, who, bound and well-secured, loudly
 2 Hymns,     2, 05030,  16|       This tongue (of mine), bound (in the mouth, yet) mobile,
 3 Hymns,     3, 01007,  7 |   drag hither the sorcerers, bound in shackles; then Indra
 4 Hymns,     3, 02012,  2 |     injures this our plan be bound in the fetter (of disease)
 5 Hymns,     4, 07038,  5 |   very herb, as if a captive bound, shall bring, thee back
 6 Hymns,     5, 08008,  4 |  slay them with his weapons! Bound up in (our) great trap-net,
 7 Hymns,     5, 08008,  10|      of death they have been bound. To the evil messengers
 8 Hymns,     7, 07050,  9 |      of gain, as the bow (is bound) with the string!~
 9 Hymns,     8, 06112,  3 | married before him, has been bound, with which he has been
10 Hymns,     9, 12004,  36|   the Brahmans), he shall be bound in the fetters of death!'~
11 Hymns,     9, 09003,  2 |    the fetter which has been bound about thee, and the knot
12 Hymns,     9, 09003,  10|      the other world, firmly bound, ornamented, (thou house),