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 1 Intro,  1|          astronomical knowledge of the sun's course such as there is
 2 Intro,  7|             them. Thus the arms of the Sun are nothing more than his
 3 Intro,  7|              creates heaven and earth, sun and moon. More rarely occur
 4 Intro,  7|            Svarbhanu, who eclipses the sun. There are several other
 5 Intro,  8|             largely connected with the sun, are propounded in mystical
 6   1      |               upon: he shines like the sun; his lustre is like the
 7   1      |               rays of the dawn and the sun, and like the lightnings
 8   1      |          production of Matarisvan. The Sun (vii. 63) is further regarded
 9   1      |              things; he is born as the sun rising in the morning. Hence
10   2      |           Shining with the rays of the sun, yellow-haired, Savitr raises
11   2      |             shine with the rays of the Sun, to impel the sun, or to
12   2      |               of the Sun, to impel the sun, or to declare men sinless
13   2      |             declare men sinless to the sun. But in other passages it
14   3      |              they cover the eye of the sun with rain; they create darkness
15   3      |             and prepare a path for the sun.~They are several times
16   4      |             refer to the course of the sun, and in all probability
17   4      | personification of the activity of the sun, the swiftly-moving luminary
18   6      |        connected the winning of light, sun, and dawn. Thus Indra is
19   6      |          waters for man, he placed the sun visibly in the heavens.
20   6      |            visibly in the heavens. The sun shone forth when Indra blew
21   6      |               the light; he gained the sun or found it in the darkness,
22   6      |                the dawn as well as the sun; he opens the darkness with
23   6      |         darkness with the dawn and the sun. The cows. mentioned along
24   6      |               mentioned along with the sun and dawn, or with the sun
25   6      |              sun and dawn, or with the sun alone, as found, released,
26   6      |         between the restoration of the sun after the darkness of the
27   6      |                and the recovery of the sun from the darkness of night
28   6      |         winning of the cows and of the sun, is also connected the gaining
29   6      |           there shone forth fires, the sun. and Soma; he won Soma at
30   6      |                of Indra's bringing the sun when kept back by the delaying
31   6      |              stopped the steeds of the Sun, apparently by causing the
32   7      |                shines like the radiant sun, like gold. He is arrayed
33   9      |            regulates the course of the sun. Agni, who goes at the head
34   9      |           specially connected with the sun.~The etymology of the name
35  11      |            closely associated with the Sun. She has opened paths for
36  11      |           shines with the light of the Sun, with the light of her lover.
37  11      |            Surya. But as preceding the Sun, she is occasionally regarded
38  13      |                the golden wheel of the sun. He traverses the distant
39  13      |                beneficent power of the sun manifested chiefly in its
40  14      |               Mitra-Varuna, beside the sun. King Varuna moves in their
41  15      |                young. Their eye is the sun. Reaching out they drive
42  15      |             drive with the rays of the sun as with arms. They wear
43  15      |               send the dawns, make the sun traverse the sky, and obscure
44  16      |             designates the, orb of the sun as well as the god, Surya
45  16      |          cognate with the Avesta hvare sun, which has swift horses
46  17      |             one day; it goes round the sun in the distance. Their revolving
47  17      |           Saranyú (probably the rising Sun and Dawn). Pusan is once
48  17      |              often associated with the Sun conceived as a female called
49  17      |                woo the daughter of the Sun. In the Lettic myth the
50  17      |            look at the daughter of the Sun. As the two Asvins wed the
51  17      |                the one daughter of the Sun; the latter also (like the
52  17      |         delivering the daughter of the Sun or the Sun himself.~
53  17      |             daughter of the Sun or the Sun himself.~
54  18      |                observes mankind is the sun. He is far-sighted and thousand-eyed.
55  18      |             mentioned, shines like the sun, and is drawn by well-yoked
56  18      |                messenger of Varuna the sun is meant. Varuna is often
57  18      |             made the golden swing (the sun) to shine in heaven; he
58  18      |               made a wide path for the sun; he placed fire in the waters,
59  18      |                fire in the waters, the sun in the sky, Soma on the
60  21      |              to or associated with the sun.~The exhilarating power
61  28      |          enjoyment of the light of the sun.~As the first father of