Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 11|         two that keep vows.~e Thy dread form, O Agni, with that
 2    1,     3, 3 |           of the deep.~r With thy dread countenance guard me, Agni;
 3    1,     4, 15|                    i. 4. 16.~a Ye dread ones, guardians of men,~
 4    1,     4, 16|          Indra,~All-powerful, the dread, giver of strength,~For
 5    1,     6, 2 |     granter of wealth.~b Thou art dread; may I be dread among my
 6    1,     6, 2 |          Thou art dread; may I be dread among my equals, dread,
 7    1,     6, 2 |         be dread among my equals, dread, a guardian, a granter of
 8    1,     6, 10|           them secure.' 'Thou art dread; may I be dread among my
 9    1,     6, 10|          Thou art dread; may I be dread among my equals'; verily
10    1,     6, 12|       room for the gods.~o Like a dread beast, evil, roaming the
11    1,     7, 12|     producing mighty deeds,~He is dread, a broad way for gain,~He
12    1,     7, 13|          be thy might with aid, O dread Indra,~What time the armies
13    1,     7, 26|        class.~b Do thou mount the dread (quarter); let the Tristubh
14    2,     1, 11|          Vasus [2],~Soma with the dread forms,~Indra with the Maruts,
15    2,     2, 2 |          witchcraft; Rudra is his dread form; verily he cuts him
16    2,     3, 9 |           secure among my equals, dread, a guardian, a gainer of
17    2,     3, 9 |           secure among my equals, dread, a guardian, a gainer of
18    2,     3, 14|        freed the streams from the dread imprecation~When they were
19    2,     4, 7 |        glorious;~That whereby the dread host goeth set loose,~Do
20    2,     4, 7 |          Hail! Storming, raining, dread; Ravat! Hail! Thundering,
21    3,     2, 8 | Viçvakarman unite us with them.~d Dread are the Rsis; homage be
22    3,     3, 3 |          of the sun.~r Herein the dread (ones) have moved themselves,~
23    3,     3, 4 |         from the sky. 'Herein the dread (ones) have moved themselves' [
24    3,     3, 9 |           of lordly power,~Then O dread one to us assign wealth.~
25    3,     4, 4 |       Indra~The strong, he who is dread in battle contest,~To him
26    3,     4, 4 |           reverence,~For he waxed dread, worthy of offering.~The
27    4,     1, 8 |        oblation?~s He by whom the dread earth and the sky were made
28    4,     2, 6 |         repel thy disease,~Like a dread intercessor.~n O disease,
29    4,     3, 13|         fair-faced Agni,~That art dread and extending, pleasant (
30    4,     4, 11|       Soma, Surya.~i Thou art the dread, the terrible, of the fathers,
31    4,     4, 12|        this strength.~c (May) the dread among the quarters, the
32    4,     4, 12|          with the ocean wind (be) dread.~g The supporter among the
33    4,     5, 1 |       Rudra, which is kindly,~Not dread, with auspicious look,~With
34    4,     5, 1 |          to thy weapon,~Unstrung, dread;~And homage to thy two hands,~
35    4,     5, 8 |           cattle.~d Homage to the dread, and to the terrible.~e
36    4,     5, 10|      mounted on the chariot seat,~Dread and destructive like a fierce
37    4,     6, 2 |          homage,~That he might be dread, to be severally invoked.~
38    4,     6, 4 |      Enduring, mighty, steadfast, dread,~Surpassing heroes and warriors
39    4,     6, 6 |    contest may we win,~By the bow dread battles may we win;~The
40    4,     7, 14|        the Adityas have made me~A dread corrector and overlord,
41    5,     7, 3 |           two are his bodies, the dread the one, the auspicious
42    5,     7, 3 |            he soothes with it his dread form; in that he offers
43    6,     2, 2 |         serve) for kindling. 'Thy dread form, O Agni', he says;