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 1   1, 3  |              3. 'For thou, O Lord, alone knowest the
 2   1, 33 |           33. But know me, O most holy among the twice-born,
 3   2, 125| May'st thou be long-lived, O gentle one!' and the vowel '
 4   2, 216|   I, N. N., (worship thee, O lady).'~
 5   5, 2  |  been explained (by thee), O Lord? '~
 6   5, 100| has been explained to you, O best of twice-born men;
 7   8, 91 |     91. 'If thou thinkest, O friend of virtue, with respect
 8   8, 97 |            97. 'Learn now, O friend, from an enumeration
 9   8, 106|  sacred to Varuna, 'Untie, O Varuna, the uppermost fetter,'
10  11, 250|   thy splendour our guilt, O Agni,' &c., (that seen)
11  11, 253|   May we remove thy anger, O Varuna,' &c., or 'Whatever
12  11, 253|     Whatever offence here, O Varuna,' &c.~
13  12, 1  |                        1. 'O sinless One, the whole sacred