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 1 Intro,  1|          the Indian deities Mitra, Varuna, Indra, Nasatya, in an inscription
 2 Intro,  2|             others, such as Mitra, Varuna, Indra, to the Indo-Iranian
 3 Intro,  7|          celestial gods are Dyaus, Varuna, Mitra, Surya, Savitr, Pusan,
 4 Intro,  7|        spouses of Agni, Indra, and Varuna respectively.~Dual Divinities.--
 5 Intro,  7|            of the Adityas, of whom Varuna is the chief, is constantly
 6 Intro,  7|        them Mitra, Aryaman, Bhaga, Varuna, Daksa, Amsa: Surya was
 7 Intro,  9|             The hymns in praise of Varuna describe the various aspects
 8   6      |            also often coupled with Varuna (vii. 86) and Vayu, god
 9   6      |         forms a marked contrast to Varuna, the other great universal
10   9      |          association of Mitra with Varuna is so intimate that he is
11   9      |         sunrise is contrasted with Varuna in the evening, and in the
12   9      |       Mitra is connected with day, Varuna with night.~The conclusion
13  14      | Mitra-Varuna, beside the sun. King Varuna moves in their midst, looking
14  15      |        attributes and functions as Varuna alone. They are conceived
15  16      |        called the eye of Mitra and Varuna, as well as of Agni and
16  18      |       VÁRUNA~Beside Indra (ii. 12) Varuna is the greatest of the gods
17  18      |        drawn by well-yoked steeds. Varuna sits in his mansions looking
18  18      |       highest heaven. The spies of Varuna are sometimes referred to:
19  18      |         golden-winged messenger of Varuna the sun is meant. Varuna
20  18      |           Varuna the sun is meant. Varuna is often called a king,
21  18      |   accordingly used chiefly of him.~Varuna is mainly lauded as upholder
22  18      |        resounds through the air is Varuna's breath. By his ordinances
23  18      |         but disappear by day. Thus Varuna is lord of light both by
24  18      |         and to moisten the ground.~Varuna's ordinances being constantly
25  18      |     knowledge.~As a moral governor Varuna stands far above any other
26  18      |            him. On the other hand, Varuna is gracious to the penitent.
27  18      |        There is in fact no hymn to Varuna in which the prayer for
28  18      |           of guilt does not occur. Varuna is on a footing of friendship
29  18      |           behold in the next world Varuna and Yama, the two kings
30  18      |         The original conception of Varuna seems to have been the encompassing
31  18      |       Avesta agrees with the Asura Varuna in character, though not
32  18      |          older still; for the name Varuna is perhaps identical with
33  21      |    developed than that of India or Varuna because the plant and its
34  22      |          of the two kings Yama and Varuna.~
35  28      |        Yami. He is associated with Varuna, Brhaspati, and especially
36  28      |            parallel to the bond of Varuna. The owl (úluka) and the