Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph
1 1, 1, 7 | away the corpse-eating one, bring hither the fire that sacrifices
2 1, 1, 7 | c.~h Ye are gatherers, bring offspring to this sacrificer,
3 1, 1, 13| Fare to the sky [1], thence bring us rain.~i Guardian of life
4 1, 1, 13| Panis, O god Agni,~That do I bring here to thee that thou mayst
5 1, 2, 12| hail! Thou art a lioness; bring the gods to the pious sacrificer;
6 1, 2, 13| ordaining the offering; bring upward the sacrifice; do
7 1, 2, 14| whirling flames descend;~bring upward Follow them, glowing
8 1, 3, 8 | purifying and pure, do ye bring the gods; may we, pure and
9 1, 3, 14| praises to thee.,'~t O Agni, bring us strong wealth,~By the
10 1, 3, 14| booty.~u O Agni, mighty one, bring to us~That wealth which
11 1, 3, 14| with thy pleasant tongue,~Bring hither the gods and sacrifice.~
12 1, 3, 14| and purifying one,~O Agni, bring hither the gods~To our sacrifice
13 1, 4, 43| gods whom eager thou didst bring hither, O god,~Them [2],
14 1, 5, 5 | with thy pleasant tongue,~Bring hither the gods and sacrifice.~
15 1, 5, 5 | and purifying one,~O Agni, bring hither the gods~To our sacrifice
16 1, 7, 13| side.~g Destroy us not; bring and give to us~That plenteous
17 1, 7, 13| forth in praise of Indra.~h Bring it to us, let none intercept
18 1, 7, 34| order, removing it,~Hither bring the food of those~Who have
19 2, 2, 12| x Destroy [6] us not.~y Bring to us.~z Thy body is faultless,~
20 2, 3, 3 | offer who desires, 'May I bring the people to ruin with
21 2, 4, 11| sets of) four potsherds, to bring about the three. There are
22 2, 5, 4 | Sakamprasthayiya. The man to whom they bring (any thing) in small measure
23 2, 5, 4 | another. But he, to whom they bring in large measure, is himself
24 2, 5, 9 | gods. If he were to say, 'Bring hither the gods to the pious
25 2, 5, 9 | an enemy for him [3].2 'Bring hither the gods to the sacrificer',
26 2, 5, 9 | to grow great. 'O Agni, bring Agni hither, bring Soma
27 2, 5, 9 | Agni, bring Agni hither, bring Soma hither', he says; verily
28 2, 5, 9 | summons the gods in order. 'Bring hither the gods, O Agni;
29 2, 6, 11| sage, the head of wealth.~e Bring him hither with common call~
30 2, 6, 11| l Wilt thou not, O Agni,~Bring us wealth for our quest
31 2, 6, 12| would we kindle thee;~Eager bring the eager,~The fathers,
32 2, 6, 12| verses made by the poets bring thee hither~Rejoice, O king,
33 3, 2, 1 | thy metre; I grasp thee; bring me over in safety. Thou
34 3, 2, 1 | thy metre; I grasp thee; bring me over in safety. Thou
35 3, 2, 1 | thy metre; I grasp thee; bring me over in safety', he says.
36 3, 3, 10| Whose limbs are uninjured.~c Bring near, O bringer,~Remove
37 3, 3, 10| quarters of the earth~Do thou bring near.~d I split apart thy
38 3, 4, 1 | smite away the Raksases. 'Bring near, O bringer', he says [
39 3, 4, 11| Highest for help, do thou bring.~m O thou much invoked,
40 3, 4, 11| strength, thy gift here;~Bring riches with thy right (hand),
41 3, 5, 11| iii. 5. 11.~a Bring onward with meditation divine~
42 3, 5, 11| sacrificer of the folk.~q Bring forward the god, best finder
43 4, 1, 1 | Therewith digging Agni~Do thou bring for us light unperishing.~
44 4, 1, 11| Successful, touching the sky.~s Bring forward the parents born
45 4, 2, 1 | of their increase~Do thou bring back for us what is lost,~
46 4, 2, 1 | back for us what is lost,~Bring back to us wealth.~e Return
47 4, 2, 6 | prepares (us),~We, O king, bring to safety.'~
48 4, 2, 9 | the sky,~With all of them bring us to brilliance, to men.~
49 4, 6, 1 | with thy pleasant tongue,~Bring hither the gods [2], and
50 4, 6, 1 | and purifying one,~O Agni, bring hither the gods~To our sacrifice
51 4, 6, 3 | with wealth.~b O Indra, bring him to the fore,~That he
52 4, 6, 3 | sacrifice invite favour, and bring (to us) the gods; let the
53 4, 6, 3 | the god, Agni, offer and bring (to us) the gods.~o With
54 5, 2, 11| order, removing it,~Hither bring the food of those~Who have
55 5, 4, 6 | sacrifice invoke favour, and bring the gods', he says; favour
56 5, 4, 6 | the god, Agni, offer and bring to us the gods', he says,
57 5, 7, 4 | glorious, lead him to glory;~Bring hither the fame that is
58 5, 7, 6 | the sky,~With all of them bring us to brilliance, to man.~
59 6, 1, 5 | to the Maruts, it is to bring subjects into harmony. The
60 6, 1, 11| says, for atonement. They bring forward this Soma, it rests
61 6, 2, 4 | brings from the stronghold; bring him.' So the sacrifice bore
62 6, 2, 8 | words), 'Thou art a lioness; bring the gods to the pious [2]
63 7, 4, 20| By that path, O praiser,~Bring back to us the horse.~d
64 7, 4, 20| barley, that hast grain, (bring) renown for me;~e For barley,
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