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 1   1, 23 |                 23. But from fire, wind, and the sun he drew forth
 2   1, 76 |         springs the pure, powerful wind, the vehicle of all perfumes;
 3   1, 77 |                      77. Next from wind modifying itself, proceeds
 4   3, 189|           when they walk) like the wind, and sit near them when
 5   4, 48 |        faeces or urine, facing the wind, or a fire, or looking towards
 6   4, 52 |            Brahmana, a cow, or the wind, perishes.~
 7   4, 102|          two (occasions), when the wind is audible at night, and
 8   4, 122|          his house), nor while the wind blows vehemently, nor while
 9   5, 96 |             the Fire, the Sun, the Wind, Indra, the Lords of wealth
10   5, 105|       smearing (with cowdung), the wind, sacred rites, the sun,
11   5, 133|          the sun, dust, earth, the wind, and fire one must know
12   7, 4  |         particles of Indra, of the Wind, of Yama, of the Sun, of
13   7, 7  | supernatural) power he is Fire and Wind, he Sun and Moon, he the
14   8, 86 |             the fire, Yama and the wind, the night, the two twilights,
15   8, 282|            the penis; if he breaks wind (against him), the anus.~
16   9, 42 |         stanzas, sung by Vayu (the Wind, to show) that seed must
17   9, 54 |        seed be carried by water or wind into somebody's field and
18   9, 303|          Indra, of the Sun, of the Wind, of Yama, of Varuna, of
19   9, 306|                        306. As the Wind moves (everywhere), entering (
20   9, 306|          in which he resembles the Wind.~
21  11, 114|            or in cold, or when the wind blows violently, he must
22  12, 120|     cavities (of the body), on the wind as identical with the organs