Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph
1 1, 1, 10| spirit with my body.~i Of the great ones thou art the milk,
2 1, 1, 10| Thou art the milk of the great ones, of plants the sap;
3 1, 1, 12| wrought mighty deeds.'~k Great, grasping the sky, imperishable.~
4 1, 1, 12| Offered to Indra, hail!~n Great light. ~o Guard me, O Agni,
5 1, 2, 1 | Thou art the milk of the great ones, thou art the giver
6 1, 2, 13| their priestly functions;~Great is the praise of the god
7 1, 2, 13| For us be born a hero of great deeds,~On whom we may all
8 1, 2, 13| from the earth,~Or from the great (sky), or from the atmosphere,~
9 1, 2, 14| thee glad reception.~l The great I overcome [4] through kinship
10 1, 2, 14| harm and by night.~r With great radiance Agni shineth;~All
11 1, 3, 2 | are of Visnu.~q Thou art great, with a great pressing stone;
12 1, 3, 2 | q Thou art great, with a great pressing stone; call forth
13 1, 3, 2 | call forth to Indra with a great voice.~
14 1, 3, 5 | hath brought forward for great good~fortune, uncut, with
15 1, 4, 11| strong, eager for praise.~Thy great strength, O Indra,~To that
16 1, 4, 19| i. 4. 20.~a Great is Indra who through his
17 1, 4, 20| i. 4. 21.~a Great is Indra, manfully controlling
18 1, 4, 25| established.~b Homage to the great bull!~c This is thy birthplace;
19 1, 4, 33| k I place thee that hast great light.~l I place thee that
20 1, 4, 40| i. 4. 41.~a Great is Indra of the Sodaçin,~
21 1, 6, 6 | been born, it hath waxed great;~It hath become the overlord
22 1, 7, 8 | have won in the contests great prizes,~May they be propitious
23 1, 7, 16| thee, O impetuous one;~For great is the barley heap of this
24 1, 7, 22| the sacrificial fee is a great castrated (ox). To the Maruts (
25 1, 7, 23| to freedom from foes, to great lordship, to great overlordship,
26 1, 7, 23| foes, to great lordship, to great overlordship, to great rule
27 1, 7, 23| to great overlordship, to great rule over the people.~d
28 1, 7, 23| magnified the name of the great holy order.~f These have
29 1, 7, 25| with the sweet,~Winning great radiance for the Ksatriya.~
30 1, 7, 25| full of strength,~Bestowing great radiance upon the Ksatriya.~
31 1, 7, 25| folk, this kingdom, for great lordship, for great overlordship,
32 1, 7, 25| for great lordship, for great overlordship, for great
33 1, 7, 25| great overlordship, for great rule over the people.~h
34 1, 7, 28| earth harm me not.~i So great art thou, thou art life,
35 1, 7, 28| born of the mountain, the great holy order.~
36 1, 7, 30| the sacrificial fee is a great castrated (ox). To Soma (
37 1, 7, 35| 22.~a O Agni and Visnu, great is your greatness;~Rejoice
38 1, 7, 35| ghee.~b O Agni and Visnu, great is your dear abode;~Ye taste
39 1, 7, 35| us from the sky, from the great [1] mountain;~May Sarasvati,
40 2, 1, 11| ordinance;~Through sacred law great is your mightiness, O Adityas;~
41 2, 2, 7 | protects him. He to whom the great sacrifice does not resort
42 2, 2, 7 | the two end bodies of the great sacrifice; verily he has
43 2, 2, 7 | verily he moves for him the great sacrifice from the ends,
44 2, 2, 7 | sacrifice from the ends, and the great sacrifice resorts to him.~
45 2, 2, 12| mountains,~Thou that dost, O great earth,~With thy hills, quicken
46 2, 2, 12| shoot forward~The seed like great riches.~n May I be in companionship
47 2, 2, 12| praise cause thee to wax great;~Do ye protect us ever with
48 2, 3, 9 | so many are his equals, great, small, and women, them
49 2, 3, 14| rock;~Agni and Soma, waxing great through prayer,~Ye made
50 2, 3, 14| With these, O god, grant us great protection;~Be auspicious
51 2, 3, 14| he established apart the great ones,~The sky as a seat
52 2, 4, 7 | lightning, raining, waxing great; Ravat! Hail!~d Gladdening,
53 2, 4, 12| fire), saying, 'Hail! wax great, Indra's foe. While (the
54 2, 4, 14| Boisterous and brave, waxeth great for the conflict.~f We call
55 2, 5, 2 | fire), (saying), 'Hail! wax great, Indra's foe.' In that he
56 2, 5, 2 | that he said, 'Hail! wax great, Indra's foe', therefore [
57 2, 5, 3 | having slain Vrtra went to a great distance, thinking, 'I have
58 2, 5, 5 | and makes his enemy wax great on whose sacrifice when
59 2, 5, 5 | sacrifice [5]. Just as a great man who has attained (fortune)
60 2, 5, 8 | character of the Vamadevya. 'The great and powerful one, O Agni',
61 2, 5, 8 | world, and (saying),'The great and powerful one, O Agni',
62 2, 5, 9 | 5. 9.~'O Agni, thou art great', he says, for Agni is great. '
63 2, 5, 9 | great', he says, for Agni is great. 'O Brahman', he says, for
64 2, 5, 9 | makes the sacrificer to grow great. 'O Agni, bring Agni hither,
65 2, 5, 9 | causes the sacrificer to wax great. 'Pious', he says, for he
66 2, 5, 12| Indra and Varuna, grant ye great protection~To our tribe,
67 2, 5, 12| Agni of Bharata,~Since his great light shineth like the sun;~
68 2, 6, 10| draw blood from him; for so great is his sin. 'That health
69 2, 6, 11| Cast us not aside in this great contest,~Like a bearer his
70 3, 1, 11| Whence is born a hero [1] of great deeds, of skill,~Who wieldeth
71 3, 1, 11| well-feathered bird, the great one,~Germ of the waters,
72 3, 1, 11| mountain that hath waxed great is afraid~Even the ridge
73 3, 2, 2 | Asuras did. The gods saw this great sacrifice, they extended
74 3, 2, 3 | splendour with splendour, of great abundance with abundances.~
75 3, 2, 3 | this.~He who desires to be great should look (on the offerings);
76 3, 2, 6 | Thou art the milk of the great ones, the body of the All-gods;
77 3, 2, 6 | from the dappled one.~b As great as are sky and earth in
78 3, 2, 6 | earth in mightiness,~As great as the expense of the seven
79 3, 2, 6 | of the seven rivers,~So great is the cup of thee, O Indra [
80 3, 2, 7 | been born, it hath waxed great;~It hath become the overlord
81 3, 2, 8 | eye and mind;~To Brhaspati great, real, and glorious reverence;~
82 3, 2, 8 | He hath committed a great sin and is bound by them - ~
83 3, 3, 9 | chose a drop of Soma [1];~A great stone was there then for
84 3, 3, 9 | cows,~And father too of great gulfs,~Calf, afterbirth,
85 3, 3, 10| worlds; hail!~h Nay the two great ones, sky and earth,~Mingle
86 3, 4, 1 | be ruined; 'May the two great ones, sky and earth, for
87 3, 4, 2 | atmosphere, in the sky be thy great radiance.~e Stretching the
88 3, 4, 3 | support. 'In the sky be thy great radiance', he says; verily
89 3, 4, 7 | here, do thou accord wide, great, protection to this holy
90 3, 5, 11| oblation;~O Agni, bestow great strength on the sacrificer.~
91 3, 5, 11| constant help.~k May the great ones, sky and earth,~Mingle
92 4, 1, 1 | Those that are to make great light,~Savitr instigates.~
93 4, 1, 1 | appointeth their functions [1]~Great is the praise of the god
94 4, 1, 2 | with his eye~On Agni in his great abode.~m Coming to earth,
95 4, 1, 2 | the enemy.~o Arise for great prosperity~From this abode,
96 4, 1, 3 | oblation;~O Agni, bestow great strength on the sacrificer.~
97 4, 1, 3 | Sit thou down, thou art great,~Burn [3] best servant of
98 4, 1, 5 | enjoy the protection of the great protector,~May I enjoy the
99 4, 1, 5 | Further us to strength,~To see great joy.~c The most auspicious
100 4, 1, 5 | together the earth,~Kindled a great light;~Their ray undying~
101 4, 1, 5 | locks,~May she, O Aditi, O great one,~Place within thy hands
102 4, 1, 5 | Angiras.~q Having made the great pan,~Wrought of clay, as
103 4, 1, 6 | quarters;~Arise, become great,~Stand upright, be thou
104 4, 1, 7 | and awake him;~Arise for great good fortune;~May he that
105 4, 1, 7 | sharpen;~Increase him to great prosperity [3]~Let the All-gods
106 4, 1, 8 | Sarasvati [2], Bharati, the great, being sung.~k That seminal
107 4, 1, 8 | t When the waters, the great ones, went~Bearing all [
108 4, 1, 10| 1], Agni~We invoke for great increase of wealth,~Delighting
109 4, 1, 10| Delighting in drink, recipient of great praise, worthy of offering,~
110 4, 1, 11| earth, with the host divine;~Great is your protection.~t Awaken
111 4, 2, 1 | born of the mountain, the great holy order.~
112 4, 2, 3 | auspicious rays;~Shining with great radiance,~Harm not our offspring
113 4, 2, 3 | Agni of Bharata,~Since his great light shineth like the sun;~
114 4, 2, 7 | And he who created the great bright waters;~To what god
115 4, 2, 7 | the wise,~Who ruleth for great gain,~The giver of the Bhrgus,
116 4, 2, 9 | may Agni protect thee with great prosperity, with most auspicious
117 4, 2, 9 | cows to us.~k May the two great ones, sky and earth,~Mingle
118 4, 2, 10| the furthest region,~The great thousandfold wile of the
119 4, 3, 4 | whose sire is skill,~As the great earth bountiful among the
120 4, 3, 6 | let Vayu protect thee with great prosperity, with a covering [
121 4, 3, 6 | the lady paramount, the great quarter.~d Protect my life;
122 4, 3, 11| Hath borne a child, the great Indra;~Therewith the gods
123 4, 3, 13| gg O Viçvakarman, waxing great with the oblation.~hh O
124 4, 4, 2 | the lady paramount, the great quarter; the Maruts, the
125 4, 4, 3 | Surya protect thee with great prosperity, with a covering
126 4, 4, 3 | he hath wandered from the great enclosure,~Then the wind
127 4, 4, 4 | Bestow upon us, O all-knower, great fame.~r Being kindled, bright,
128 4, 4, 12| sides do thou preserve this great kingly power.~d (May) the
129 4, 4, 12| of the days,~Do ye accord great protection to this kingdom.~
130 4, 4, 12| order make us full;~May the great ones, the Çakvari (verses),
131 4, 5, 4 | g Homage to you that are great, and to you that are small
132 4, 5, 5 | the dwarf.~i Homage to the great, and to the stronger.~k
133 4, 5, 10| leadership.~e Neither our great, nor our small,~Our waxing
134 4, 5, 11| leagues.~b The Bhavas in this great ocean,~The atmosphere - ~
135 4, 6, 2 | p O Viçvakarman, waxing great with the oblation,~Do thou
136 4, 6, 3 | been established,~Waxing great on the kindled fire,~Grasped
137 4, 6, 6 | comrade, efficacious, of great strength;~Thou art tied
138 5, 1, 2 | foes of the man who waxes great, he waxes great as it were
139 5, 1, 2 | who waxes great, he waxes great as it were who piles the
140 5, 1, 3 | for he born small becomes great [2]; 'most extensive, impetuous,
141 5, 1, 6 | discrimination. He makes it so great, of equal girth with Prajapati,
142 5, 1, 6 | him low. 'Having made the great pan', (with these words)
143 5, 1, 7 | quarters. 'Arise, become great, stand upright, be thou
144 5, 2, 5 | member of the sacrifice; so great is he as a man with arms
145 5, 2, 8 | to win both. 'May the two great ones, heaven and earth',
146 5, 4, 10| Yajñayajñiya; the sacrifice is as great as is the Agnistoma; a further
147 5, 5, 10| snake, &c.~Thou art the great quarter, the lady paramount
148 5, 5, 21| these are (to be offered) to great Indra; the rhinoceros to
149 5, 6, 1 | his will,~(Saying) 'The great ones have breathed forth (
150 5, 6, 1 | Further us to strength,~To see great joy.~m The most auspicious
151 5, 6, 22| Açvins are offered at the great stake.~
152 5, 7, 2 | the year~Pay ye honour great;~In their lovingkindness
153 6, 1, 1 | He becomes satiated. As great as is his breath, with it
154 6, 1, 2 | for the sacrifice waxed great. He who knowing thus purifies
155 6, 1, 2 | for the sacrifice waxes great. Having purified him without
156 6, 2, 3 | By siege they conquer great citadels.' They made ready
157 6, 2, 10| height of the sacrificer. As great as is the sacrificer, so
158 6, 3, 4 | height of the sacrificer. As great as is the sacrificer, so
159 6, 5, 5 | the gods said of him, 'Great hath he become who hath
160 6, 5, 5 | that is why Mahendra (great Indra) has his name. He
161 6, 5, 7 | makes (it) for men; 'The great', he says; verily thereby
162 7, 1, 6 | saying,~'Smell the tub, O great one, with broad stream rich
163 7, 1, 18| placed upon holy order.~g The great.~h The protecting.~i-m Here
164 7, 3, 15| Aditi hail! To Aditi the great hail! To Aditi the gentle
165 7, 4, 3 | themselves, win food, grow great with offspring and cattle,
166 7, 4, 5 | openly upon the deities. As a great man who has reached (the
167 7, 4, 10| to avoid repetition?' The great Saman of Sobhari is used
168 7, 4, 17| is delight, hail!'~i The great.~k The protecting.~
169 7, 4, 18| conception?~What was the great age?~What was the tawny
170 7, 4, 18| conception.~The horse was the great age.~The night was the tawny
171 7, 4, 18| for the cold?~What is the great enveloper?~d The sun moveth
172 7, 4, 18| for the cold.~Earth is the great enveloper.~e I ask thee
173 7, 4, 19| Further us to strength,~To see great joy.~s The most auspicious
174 7, 5, 18| an archer, a hero, and a great car fighter; a milk cow;
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