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 1 Intro,  4|       i and viii together only three hymns invoking Soma in his
 2 Intro,  6|   verses or lines, but also of three and sometimes five. The
 3 Intro,  6|      in them consist either of three stanzas (called trca) in
 4 Intro,  7|     number, being divided into three groups of eleven distributed
 5 Intro,  7|    earth, air, and heaven, the three divisions of the Universe.
 6 Intro,  7|       goddess Diti, named only three times in the RV., probably
 7 Intro,  7|      are invoked as deities in three hymns (x. 76. 94. 175):
 8   1      |  beverage; and he is nourished three times a day. He is the mouth
 9   1      |      character. His births are three or threefold; the gods made
10   1      |        threefold light; he has three heads, three bodies, three
11   1      |     light; he has three heads, three bodies, three stations.
12   1      |     three heads, three bodies, three stations. This threefold
13   2      |  prayer in India for more than three thousand years. Savitr is
14   3      |        heaven, or dwell in the three heavens. The goddess Rodasi
15   4      |     his nature consists in his three steps, connected with which
16   4      |     can be no doubt that these three steps refer to the course
17   4      |        its passage through the three divisions of the world:
18   4      |   seasons), an allusion to the three hundred and sixty days of
19   5      |      and Prthiv in only one of three stanzas. The dual compound
20   6      |       he is said to have drunk three lakes of Soma. One whole
21   7      |       being celebrated in only three entire hymns, in part of
22   8      |      swiftly-speeding, applied three times to Apam napat, in
23   9      |       Visnu (i. 154) takes his three steps by the laws of Mitra:
24  12      |       being celebrated in only three hymns. His name often means '
25  17      |     inseparable, though two or three passages suggest that they
26  17      |        It is threefold and has three wheels. It is swifter than
27  17      |        It was fashioned by the three divine artificers, the Rbhus.
28  21      |    Soma is spoken of as having three kinds of admixture (asír):
29  21      |       beauty'. Soma is pressed three times a day: the Rbhus are
30  21      |        is his first drink. The three abodes (sadhástha) of Soma
31  21      |    mentioned probably refer to three tubs used in the ritual.~
32  25      | presupposes a knowledge of the three oldest Vedas, to which it
33  28      |                           YAMÁ~Three hymns are addressed to Yama,