Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 07076,  4 |                4. The gâyânya, winged, flies; he settles down
 2 Hymns,     1, 05005,  9 |      the trees, turning into a winged brook. Do thou come to us,
 3 Hymns,     1, 08007,  24|      flamingos know, which all winged (creatures) know, which
 4 Hymns,     4, 01011,  6 |     flies the mind, as fly the winged birds, so do thou, O embryo,.
 5 Hymns,     4, 03025,  2 |                  2. The arrow, winged with longing, barbed with
 6 Hymns,     5, 11010,  8 |                     8. May the winged birds that move in the air
 7 Hymns,     7, 11006,  8 |   beasts of the forest, to the winged birds, do we speak: they
 8 Hymns,     8, 06027,  2 |  pleasure in our oblation; the winged missile shall avoid us!~
 9 Hymns,     8, 06027,  3 |                         3. The winged missile shall not do us
10 Hymns,     8, 06029,  1 |       those persons yonder the winged missile shall fall! If the
11 Hymns,    10, 11005,  21| domestic, the wingless and the winged (animals), have sprung from