Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

 1    1,     2, 14|            reception.~l The great I overcome [4] through kinship and
 2    1,     3, 2 |  ill-disposed to us.~d The spell is overcome by the Gayatri metre.~e
 3    1,     4, 44|             be thy loving kindness.~Overcome the enmity, the hostility;~
 4    1,     4, 44|            c The noose of Varuna is overcome.~d The face of Agni hath
 5    1,     4, 45|            we be victorious;~May we overcome the hostilities of mortal
 6    1,     7, 23|            Mitra in his course hath overcome hostility;~The worshipful
 7    2,     2, 4 |           like Agni he is not to be overcome. He for whom fire they take
 8    2,     4, 2 |             them, and then shall ye overcome the Asuras.' They said, '
 9    2,     5, 1 |              I deem that I shall be overcome through digging. Let me
10    2,     5, 1 |      through digging. Let me not be overcome by that.' He replied, 'Before [
11    2,     5, 1 |            We deem that we shall be overcome through pruning [3]. Let
12    2,     5, 1 |          pruning [3]. Let us not be overcome by that.' He replied, 'From
13    4,     1, 2 |             with thine eye,~Do thou overcome [3] the enemy.~o Arise for
14    4,     1, 7 |      overcomers, anticipating (us); overcome thee;~May the lordly power
15    4,     1, 7 |         Agni,~All obstacles do thou overcome,~And bestow upon us wealth
16    4,     1, 9 |            to many,~O Agni, do thou overcome obstructions.~k Do thou
17    4,     2, 8 |                 iv. 2. 8.~a He hath overcome every foe, every enemy;~
18    4,     2, 9 | Unovercomable art thou, overcoming, overcome our enemies, over come those
19    4,     2, 9 |             that practise enmity.~f Overcome the foe, overcome the foemen
20    4,     2, 9 |         enmity.~f Overcome the foe, overcome the foemen of a thousandfold
21    4,     2, 9 |             Thou art firm, O earth,~Overcome the foemen;~Fashioned by
22    4,     4, 12|              Agni, the god, hard to overcome, the undeceivable,~May he
23    5,     3, 3 |     reciting in another, (it is) to overcome foes: he prospers himself,
24    5,     5, 10|           not set free in hunger is overcome, so his fire is overcome,
25    5,     5, 10|            overcome, so his fire is overcome, and with it being overcome
26    5,     5, 10|         overcome, and with it being overcome the sacrificer is overcome;
27    5,     5, 10|          overcome the sacrificer is overcome; he having piled the fire
28    5,     6, 2 |           the fire, (they serve) to overcome his foe; he prospers himself,
29    6,     1, 6 |       Vrtrahan, and he would either overcome his foe or his foe him.
30    6,     2, 2 |        prospers himself, his foe is overcome. He protects himself by
31    6,     2, 5 |            hunger; thence were they overcome. Midday and midnight were
32    6,     2, 5 |             himself [4], his foe is overcome. Now the man who is consecrated
33    6,     2, 8 |           The gods desired, 'Let us overcome the Asuras our foes.' They
34    6,     2, 8 |          Asuras, their foes. Having overcome the Asuras, their foes,
35    6,     3, 10|             thee as our hero let us overcome the Asuras' [5]. He said, '
36    6,     4, 10|            Brahman); they could not overcome one another; the gods invited
37    6,     6, 3 |              The noose of Varuna is overcome', he says verily he overcomes
38    7,     2, 10|           round this Vaiçvanara, to overcome the world of heaven. The
39    7,     3, 1 |       moment encompass it, mind can overcome it. Then they repeat the
40    7,     3, 7 |             rite) of fifteen nights overcome and conquer their enemies