Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

  1    1,     1, 9 |          thou.~x Before the cruel foe slips away, O glorious one,~
  2    1,     1, 10|           thee that deceivest the foe,~The undeceivable, we that
  3    1,     2, 7 |          of force, overcoming the foe, the pure with the pure
  4    1,     2, 9 |       leadeth to bliss, without a foe,~Whereby a man defeateth
  5    1,     2, 14|      Raksases; guard us,~From the foe, the reviler, O rich in
  6    1,     3, 4 |         go before us cleaving the foe;~Joyously may he conquer
  7    1,     3, 13|           do thou (drag) away the foe of the waters.~k I draw
  8    1,     3, 14|           rulest within without a foe.~x O Agni, thou purifiest
  9    1,     4, 45|         go before us cleaving the foe~Joyfully may he conquer
 10    1,     5, 11|         night protect us from the foe.~e In that, when born, O
 11    1,     6, 2 |        from Indra, destroying the foe [2]; do thou enter me with
 12    1,     6, 10|         his sacrifice fall to his foe', he should insert for him
 13    1,     6, 10|           the Puronuvakya has the foe for its divinity; verily
 14    1,     6, 10|        his sacrifice falls to his foe [4]. If he desire of sacrificers, '
 15    1,     6, 10|        from Indra, destroying the foe; do thou enter me with speech,
 16    1,     6, 11|           by this he deceives his foe. 'By sacrifice to the gods,
 17    1,     6, 11|           of them he lays low his foe. 'By sacrifice to the gods,
 18    1,     6, 12|           enemy.~p Drive away the foe, the enemy,~Smash the jaws
 19    1,     7, 3 |   Anvaharya prospers himself, his foe is defeated. By the sacrifice
 20    1,     7, 4 |         its name. Whatever of his foe's he may covet, the name
 21    1,     7, 6 |     acquiring these worlds of his foe should descend again to
 22    1,     7, 6 |      acquired these worlds of his foe he descends again to this
 23    1,     7, 22|          Be our king and slay the foe.~There is (an offering)
 24    1,     7, 25|         with thee may he slay his foe.~k Ye are overcomers of
 25    1,     7, 28|         with thee may he slay his foe.~b By the precept of Mitra
 26    2,     1, 3 |      verily he overcomes the evil foe and attains support. 'He
 27    2,     1, 4 |          bull; verily causing his foe to be seized by Varuna,
 28    2,     1, 4 |           Indra, he prospers, his foe is defeated. Indra slew
 29    2,     1, 8 |        causes Varuna to seize his foe and lays him low with the
 30    2,     2, 1 |      rival, he overcomes the evil foe. Now power and strength
 31    2,     2, 2 |          lives; whomsoever of the foe, he dies; he wins that battle [
 32    2,     2, 3 |         power and strength of his foe [1]; he overcomes the evil
 33    2,     2, 3 |             he overcomes the evil foe. He against whom witchcraft
 34    2,     2, 4 |       runs the race, he slays the foe, he conquers in the battle,
 35    2,     2, 6 |           should cast against his foe; verily he casts misfortune
 36    2,     2, 9 |         brilliance and sight. His foe in sacrificing gains the
 37    2,     2, 9 |          sacrifices not; when his foe is sacrificing he should
 38    2,     2, 9 |    uttered; all the speech of his foe he thus gains unuttered,
 39    2,     2, 9 |      offering) corresponds to his foe's cow which is to be slaughtered;
 40    2,     2, 10|         own abode may I produce a foe for him', should offer an
 41    2,     2, 10|           own abode he produces a foe for him.~
 42    2,     4, 1 |    forward, he repels thereby the foe who is superior to him;
 43    2,     4, 1 |            he repels thereby (the foe) who is equal to him; in
 44    2,     4, 1 |       face, he repels thereby the foe which is inferior to him.
 45    2,     4, 1 |    inferior to him. He repels the foe who is superior, he surpasses
 46    2,     4, 2 |        that which drives away the foe; this is that which has
 47    2,     4, 2 |            the driver away of the foe, to Indra, the powerful.
 48    2,     4, 2 |            the driver away of the foe, to Indra, the powerful;
 49    2,     4, 2 |    tribulation is he seized whose foe is superior to him; in that
 50    2,     4, 2 |          superior, even [3] if no foe; in that (he offers) to
 51    2,     4, 2 |            the driver away of the foe, he smites away thereby
 52    2,     4, 2 |          highest victory over his foe.~
 53    2,     4, 3 |      offspring, and cattle of his foe; he prospers with himself,
 54    2,     4, 3 |        prospers with himself, his foe is defeated.~
 55    2,     4, 12|          Hail! wax great, Indra's foe. While (the fire) was flaming
 56    2,     5, 2 |          Hail! wax great, Indra's foe.' In that he cast it (avartayat),
 57    2,     5, 2 |          Hail! wax great, Indra's foe', therefore [1] Indra became
 58    2,     5, 2 |    therefore [1] Indra became his foe. He sprang into life and
 59    2,     5, 2 |           Prajapati, (saying), 'A foe has sprung up for me.' He
 60    2,     5, 4 |         the vow who has slain his foe (vrtra). Thereafter he may
 61    2,     5, 7 |           who knows thus puts his foe in his elbow. The Samidhenis
 62    2,     5, 12|       radiant,~Free us from every foe.~x Do thou, O Agni, be nearest
 63    2,     6, 2 |          bolt and hurls it at his foe, so as not to make a failure.
 64    2,     6, 2 |          in anger, to lay low his foe. The Puronuvakya is the
 65    2,     6, 4 |           the tree, slayer of the foe', he says; verily he sharpens
 66    2,     6, 11|         assault~Of any ill-minded foe smite us,~As a wave a ship.~
 67    2,     6, 11|     strength [2] trouble thou the foe.~l Wilt thou not, O Agni,~
 68    3,     2, 10|       guard my inspiration.~n The foe who, O Indra and Vayu, is
 69    3,     2, 10|      shine as the highest.~o (The foe who), O Mitra and Varuna, &
 70    3,     2, 10|      Mitra and Varuna, &c.~p (The foe who), O Açvins, &c.~
 71    3,     3, 7 |             prospers himself, his foe is defeated. The theologians
 72    3,     4, 6 |          he prospers himself, his foe is defeated.~
 73    3,     4, 8 |         back make the host of his foe to shrink back. They should
 74    3,     5, 6 |           thee that deceivest the foe,~The undeceivable, we that
 75    4,     1, 2 |        from the way~Driveth every foe;~He is fain to gaze with
 76    4,     2, 1 |       Visnu [1], overcomer of the foe, mount the Anustubh metre,
 77    4,     2, 7 |         of him who overcometh the foe;~Swelling for immortality,
 78    4,     2, 8 |          a He hath overcome every foe, every enemy;~That Agni
 79    4,     2, 9 |   practise enmity.~f Overcome the foe, overcome the foemen of
 80    4,     2, 11|           of yours is dear.~b The foe shall he pierce and wealth
 81    4,     3, 13|           13.~a May Agni slay the foe,~Eager for wealth, joyfully,~
 82    4,     3, 13|         aid, ye destroyers of the foe.~I The man of evil heart,
 83    4,     4, 12|       Atichandas metre;~Without a foe, be kindly to us.~m O thou
 84    4,     6, 1 |    piercing blaze~Cast down every foe;~May Agni win for us wealth.~
 85    4,     6, 4 |      conquer, do ye withstand~The foe, O heroes, with the strong
 86    4,     6, 4 |          chariot [1],~Slaying the foe, driving away the enemy;~
 87    4,     6, 6 |           work displeasure to the foe;~By the bow let us win in
 88    4,     6, 6 |         unflinchingly destroy the foe.~h The chariot-bearer is
 89    4,     6, 6 |       order~Do thou guard; may no foe overpower us.~I A feather
 90    4,     6, 6 |          gods [6],~Drive away the foe further than far.~t Roar
 91    4,     7, 14|           not fall victims to our foe, O king Soma.~f Agni, driving
 92    5,     1, 2 |           thunderbolt on the evil foe; 'from the lordship of Rudra',
 93    5,     1, 6 |    thunderbolt he hurls it at his foe, to lay him low. 'Having
 94    5,     1, 9 |           a man, 'May I produce a foe for him', he should take
 95    5,     1, 9 |         straightway he produces a foe for him. From a frying-pan
 96    5,     1, 10|           from them he severs his foe. By means of the projections
 97    5,     2, 6 |           bolt he hurls it at his foe, to lay him low. He should
 98    5,     2, 8 |            verily he excludes its foe from these worlds. When
 99    5,     3, 3 |          he prospers himself, his foe is defeated. 'The swift,
100    5,     3, 5 |          hurls the bolt after the foe born and to be born whom
101    5,     3, 11|         and prospers himself; his foe is defeated. 'Thou art the
102    5,     4, 1 |          be prospers himself, his foe is [1] defeated. The sacrifice
103    5,     4, 6 |       holy power he depresses his foe.~
104    5,     4, 11|         power and strength of his foe. He puts down on the altar
105    5,     5, 3 |           desirable wealth of his foe. It has a head of gold;
106    5,     6, 2 |       they serve) to overcome his foe; he prospers himself, his
107    5,     6, 2 |          he prospers himself, his foe is defeated. The waters
108    5,     7, 3 |          west,~In the north, as a foe plots against us,~May he
109    5,     7, 4 |      called the undeceivable; the foe cannot deceive him who has
110    5,     7, 5 |         fire), he would produce a foe for him. It must again be
111    5,     7, 5 | birthplace, he does not produce a foe for him. Darkness seizes
112    6,     1, 3 |       grass; hunger indeed is the foe of man. In that the girdle
113    6,     1, 6 |         would either overcome his foe or his foe him. He buys
114    6,     1, 6 |           overcome his foe or his foe him. He buys with a ruddy,
115    6,     2, 2 |         for the overcoming of the foe; he himself prospers, his
116    6,     2, 2 |          he himself prospers, his foe is defeated. He divides
117    6,     2, 2 |          he prospers himself, his foe is overcome. He protects
118    6,     2, 5 |         prospers himself [4], his foe is overcome. Now the man
119    6,     2, 6 |          He conquers (apnoti) his foe, his foe conquers him not.
120    6,     2, 6 |    conquers (apnoti) his foe, his foe conquers him not. On a place
121    6,     2, 6 |       distinguished from his evil foe, they doubt not of him for
122    6,     2, 10|         coverings, in that of his foe are the northern; he makes
123    6,     3, 7 |         away the sacrifice of his foe. He rubs the enclosing-sticks;
124    6,     3, 8 |        says; the resisting is the foe; (verily it serves) to beat
125    6,     3, 8 |          serves) to beat away the foe. 'Along the stream of ghee,
126    6,     3, 10|         for the overcoming of his foe; he prospers himself, his
127    6,     3, 10|          he prospers himself, his foe is defeated. He cuts off
128    6,     4, 5 |       liable to question from his foe; therefore eight times in
129    6,     4, 10|      drawn, prospers himself, his foe [1] is defeated. Having
130    6,     5, 1 |            2] and strength of his foe. 'To Indra thee, to him
131    6,     5, 5 |         sacrificer as slaying the foe. Of him, when he had slain
132    6,     5, 5 |           sacrificer hurls at his foe; with the first [1] he raises
133    6,     6, 4 |           bolt he hurls it at his foe, to lay him low. If he were
134    6,     6, 4 |         serves) to drive away the foe. All the other posts have
135    6,     6, 8 |       discriminated from his evil foe. 'These worlds must be made
136    6,     6, 9 |      drawn, prospers himself, his foe is defeated. Because the
137    6,     6, 9 |           knows thus deceives his foe; his foe deceives him not [
138    6,     6, 9 |        thus deceives his foe; his foe deceives him not [1]. The
139    6,     6, 9 |         is set free from his evil foe. They kill the Soma in that
140    6,     6, 11|     appropriates the world of his foe. They make six syllables
141    6,     6, 11|        hurls the bolt against his foe. The sacrificial fee is
142    7,     4, 15|           to win spoils;~Even the foe, O hero with the bolt,~Must
143    7,     4, 15|         thou didst slay Vrtra;~No foe hath found the end of thee