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 1 Intro,  7|       of eleven distributed in earth, air, and heaven, the three
 2 Intro,  7|    deities of heaven, air, and earth, according to the threefold
 3 Intro,  7|     fire from heaven to men on earth, like the Prometheus of
 4 Intro,  7|   deity who creates heaven and earth, sun and moon. More rarely
 5 Intro,  7|        are addressed Prthivi, 'Earth' (v. 84), Ratri, 'Night' (
 6 Intro,  7|     Dyava-prthivi, 'Heaven and Earth' (p. 36). The latter pair,
 7 Intro,  7|    parents, by whom Heaven and Earth seem to have been meant.~
 8 Intro,  7|        various features of the earth's surface as well as artificial
 9   1      |     the forests and shaves the earth as a barber a beard. His
10   1      |   called the son of Heaven and Earth (i. 160). He is also the
11   1      |        divisions of heaven and earth, Agni is sometimes said
12   2      | diffuses, illuminating heaven, earth, and air. He raises aloft
13   2      |      extend to the ends of the earth. He moves in his golden
14   3      |      abode. They have grown on earth, in air, and in heaven,
15   4      |   these steps he traverses the earth or the terrestrial spaces.
16   4      |        divisions of the world: earth, air, and heaven. Visnu
17   4      |       existence, to bestow the earth on him as a dwelling. The
18   5      |       DYÁVA-PRTHIVÍ~Heaven and Earth are the most frequently
19   5      |        Dyáus alone. Heaven and Earth are also mentioned as ródasi
20   6      |       he would be equal to the earth even if it were ten times
21   6      |      serpent (áhi). Heaven and Earth tremble when the mighty
22   6      |       stretches out heaven and earth like a hide; he holds asunder
23   6      |       holds asunder heaven and earth as two wheels are kept apart
24   6      |      and support of heaven and earth are described as a result
25  12      |    quickens the plants and the earth. The shedding of rain is
26  12      |    implication his wife is the Earth, and he is once called the
27  13      |     distant path of heaven and earth; he goes to and returns
28  15      |   mentioned next to Heaven and Earth. The hymns in which they
29  15      |       They support heaven, and earth, and air.~They are lords
30  17      |        it traverses heaven and earth in one day; it goes round
31  17      |     come from heaven, air, and earth, or from the ocean; they
32  17      |        their car to descend to earth and receive the offerings
33  18      |      He established heaven and earth, and by his law heaven and
34  18      |      and by his law heaven and earth are held apart. He made
35  18      |     pour its waters on heaven, earth, and air, and to moisten
36  21      |   waters and causes heaven and earth to rain. The sound made
37  21      |       Thence he was brought to earth. The myth embodying this
38  21      |    rivers; a king of the whole earth; a king or father of the
39  21      |        whence it comes down to earth; in both the Soma draught
40  23      | libations prepared for them on earth, and eat the offerings along