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 1 Intro,  7|      Vayu, Parjanya, and the Waters. The terrestrial deities
 2 Intro,  7|   Avesta) connected with the waters.~There are, lastly, a few
 3 Intro,  7|      Thus besides Rivers and Waters (p. 115), already mentioned
 4   1      |      sky; as dwelling in the waters he is like a goose; he is
 5   1      |    also the offspring of the waters. The gods generated him
 6   1      |  Agni's origin in the aerial waters is often referred to: he
 7   1      |       he is an embryo of the waters; he is kindled in the waters;
 8   1      | waters; he is kindled in the waters; he is a bull that has grown
 9   1      |      grown in the lap of the waters. As the 'son of Waters' (
10   1      |   the waters. As the 'son of Waters' (ii. 35) he has become
11   1      |     as latent in terrestrial waters. This notion of Agni in
12   1      |   This notion of Agni in the waters is a prominent one in the
13   2      |     observes fixed laws; the waters and the wind are subject
14   3      |   the mountains to pour. The waters they shed are often clearly
15   3      |    remedies appear to be the waters, for the Maruts bestow medicine
16   6      |  darkness, and sets free the waters or wing the light. He is
17   6      |    Vrtra who encompasses the waters, hence receiving the exclusive
18   6      |  apsu-jit, conquering in the waters. The result of the conflict,
19   6      |   mountain and sets free the waters pent up like imprisoned
20   6      |      the bolt, the mountain, waters or rivers, while lightning,
21   6      |   seldom directly named. The waters are often terrestrial, but
22   6      |    he cleaves to release the waters. Or the cloud is a rock (
23   6      | encompasses the cows (as the waters are sometimes called), and
24   6      |    Clouds, as containing the waters, figure as cows also; they
25   6      |      With the release of the waters is connected the winning
26   6      |   slain Vrtra, releasing the waters for man, he placed the sun
27   6      |   directed the action of the waters downwards. With the Vrtra-fight,
28   8      |     stanzas of a hymn to the Waters, and is often mentioned
29   8      |   shines without fuel in the waters which surround and nourish
30   8      |    thought, carry the Son of Waters. In the last stanza of his
31   8      |    accordant with the Son of Waters, confers victory over Vrtra'.
32   8      |   the embryo (gárbha) of the waters; and the third form of Agni
33   8      |  described as kindled in the waters.~This deity is not a creation
34   8      |     napat is a spirit of the waters, who lives in their depths,
35  14      |                     ÁPAS~The Waters are addressed in four hymns,
36  14      |      of the Soma priest.~The Waters are several times associated
37  14      |      sky. Here the celestial Waters seem to be identified with
38  14      |      of Indra. Elsewhere the Waters used in preparing the terrestrial
39  14      |       The deification of the Waters is pre-Vedic, for they are
40  15      |      skies and the streaming waters. They bedew the pastures
41  16      |     off like a skin into the waters. He measures the days and
42  18      |   sun; he placed fire in the waters, the sun in the sky, Soma
43  18      |      also a regulator of the waters. He caused the rivers to
44  18      |     however, with the aerial waters that he is usually connected.
45  18      |       the cloud) to pour its waters on heaven, earth, and air,
46  21      |    Soma's connexion with the waters, resulting from the admixture,
47  21      |   the drop that grows in the waters; he is the embryo of the
48  21      |      he is the embryo of the waters or their child; they are
49  21      |      of streams; he produces waters and causes heaven and earth
50  21      |      called a bull among the waters, which figure as cows. Soma