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 1 Intro,  4|  similarly divided into groups addressed to different gods. On the
 2 Intro,  4|    rest by all its hymns being addressed to one and the same deity,
 3 Intro,  4|   group of hymns is invariably addressed to Agni, the second to Indra,
 4 Intro,  4|     consists entirely of hymns addressed to Soma while the juice
 5 Intro,  7|     This Reader contains hymns addressed to all these gods, with
 6 Intro,  7|      because no entire hymn is addressed to them. Two such belong
 7 Intro,  7|       though no entire hymn is addressed to him. He is the most skilful
 8 Intro,  7|      two hymns (x. 81. 82) are addressed. Hiranyagarbha, the 'Golden
 9 Intro,  7|         Two hymns (83, 84) are addressed to Manyu, 'Wrath', and one (
10 Intro,  7|         With one hymn each are addressed Prthivi, 'Earth' (v. 84),
11 Intro,  7|     largest number of hymns is addressed to the couple Mitra-Varuna,
12 Intro,  7| goddesses, mountains are often addressed as divinities, but only
13 Intro,  7|        place of sacrifice, are addressed as goddesses. The pressing
14 Intro,  7|         arrows, and drum being addressed in one of the hymns (vi.
15 Intro,  8|      14-18). Four of these are addressed to deities concerned with
16 Intro,  9|        noticeable in the hymns addressed to the two ritual deities
17 Intro,  9| natural phenomena, the praises addressed to them give rise to much
18 Intro,  9|       poetical hymns are those addressed to Dawn, equal if not superior
19   1      |     Indra (ii. 12) only, being addressed in at least 200 hymns. The
20   3      |       thirty-three hymns being addressed to them alone, seven to
21   3      | compared with priests, and are addressed as priests when in the company
22   4      |     fight with Vrtra. In hymns addressed to Visnu alone, Indra is
23   5      |      six hymns, Dyáus is never addressed alone in any hymn, and Prthiv
24   5      |       besides being separately addressed as 'father' and 'mother'.
25   6      |     the RV., far more than are addressed to any other deity; for
26   7      |      malevolent; for the hymns addressed to him chiefly express fear
27   8      |        moreover, in some hymns addressed to him, is spoken of as
28   9      |      is so intimate that he is addressed alone in one hymn only (
29  10      |          BRHASPÁTI~This god is addressed in eleven entire hymns,
30  11      |    USÁS~The goddess of Dawn is addressed in about twenty hymns. The
31  14      |            ÁPAS~The Waters are addressed in four hymns, as well as
32  15      |      which they are separately addressed. As Mitra (iii. 59) is distinguished
33  16      |       SÚRYA~Some ten hymns are addressed to Surya. Since the name
34  20      |   least forty entire hymns are addressed to them. It is an artificial
35  21      |        half a dozen in others) addressed to him, becomes next to
36  23      |       hymns (x. 15 and 54) are addressed to the Pitaras or Fathers,
37  28      |           YAMÁ~Three hymns are addressed to Yama, the chief of the
38  29      |      ordinary name of wind, is addressed in two short hymns. He is