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 1   1, 6  |     ocean to enter the (cooling) water.~
 2   1, 27 |          and two pure streams of water fell down from heaven upon
 3   1, 35 |               35. Two streams of water bursting from heaven, bright
 4   1, 42 |          dwelling a well of pure water appeared of its own accord,
 5   1, 57 |         seated in his seat, with water for the feet and an arghya
 6   1, 69 | difficulty obtained a handful of water, surely it is not death
 7   1, 76 |          bursting forth with the water of wisdom, enclosed by the
 8   2, 40 |       quench his thirst with the water sprinkled on his gift; and
 9   3, 45 |        reflected in the waves of water; and full of sorrow he uttered
10   4, 50 |        yonder ruddy-goose in the water goes behind his mate following
11   4, 76 |       daughter of the son of the Water (Agni).~
12   5, 4  |         broken like waves on the water.~
13   5, 49 |     smiling with the foam of the water and whose lotuses are covered
14   7, 14 |         food, growing out of the water, leaves, water, and roots
15   7, 14 |        out of the water, leaves, water, and roots and fruits,-this
16   7, 17 |        hair continually wet with water, twice offer oblations to
17   7, 17 |    plunging like fishes into the water dwell there with their bodies
18   7, 30 |      actions, earnestly sprinkle water on themselves, saying, "
19   7, 31 |                         31. 'The water which has been touched by
20   7, 31 |       virtues of a virtuous man',water without doubt is only water.'~
21   7, 31 |      water without doubt is only water.'~
22   7, 51 |          and carrying a pot with water in his hand, thus lifted
23   8, 4  |          nor tasted any grass or water on the road, as before.~
24   8, 80 |        as my funeral oblation of water; these my vital airs are
25   9, 16 |        is wrought in the clouds, water, the dry grass, and the
26   9, 22 |        still wet with the sacred water,-when I behold thee with
27   9, 47 |        fire is hot by nature and water liquid, so they hold that
28   9, 50 |         fire becomes quenched by water, and fire causes water to
29   9, 50 |        by water, and fire causes water to evaporate; and different
30  11, 17 |      food was roots, fruits, and water, and who wore their twisted
31  11, 26 |      common with kings, thieves, water, and fire?~
32  11, 37 |                             37. 'Water is desired for allaying
33  11, 71 |     itself to the enemy of fire (water),-so do thou, when occasion
34  12, 30 |         and "vashat," sprinkling water upon sacrifices, &c. with
35  12, 107|       Yamuna, with its dark blue water and its wreath of foam.~
36  13, 58 |       might lose its hot nature, water its fluidity, earth its
37  13, 60 |          earth finds at last the water,-and to him in his perseverance
38  14, 27 |    air-dwellers, the denizens of water by the denizens of water,
39  14, 27 |         water by the denizens of water, those that dwell on dry
40  14, 82 |         83. 'A cloud bearing the water of patience, pouring forth.
41  15, 2  |         bathed with jars full of water by the heavenly beings,
42  15, 73 |    desired a stone slab and some water in order to wash the dirt
43  15, 73 |        out a great river full of water;~
44  15, 109|          gave him an arghya, and water for washing his feet and
45  16, 57 |      dream like the moon seen in water or an echo,-it lies stretched