Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 02032,  6 |                        6. I break off thy two horns with which
 2 Hymns,     1, 06032,  2 |     ye Pisâkas: may he also break your ribs, ye spooks! The
 3 Hymns,     3, 10003,  2 |                          2. Break them, crush them, close
 4 Hymns,     3, 10003,  13|    the forest, thus do thou break my rivals, those formerly
 5 Hymns,     3, 03006,  3 |            3. As thou didst break forth, O asvattha, into
 6 Hymns,     3, 03006,  3 |   of the air), thus do thou break up all those whom I hate
 7 Hymns,     4, 06138,  2 | with a pair of stones shall break his testicles both!~
 8 Hymns,     4, 06138,  4 |                           I break them with a club.~
 9 Hymns,     4, 06138,  5 |                 5. As women break reeds for a mattress with
10 Hymns,     4, 06138,  5 |     with a stone, thus do I break thy member~
11 Hymns,     5, 11010,  16|  enemies' bows, Indra shall break their arms, so that they