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 1 Intro,  7|          addressed. Hiranyagarbha, the 'Golden Germ', once occurs as the
 2   1      |            tawny beard, sharp jaws, and golden teeth. Mention is often
 3   1      |              epithet.~He has a shining, golden, lightning car, drawn by
 4   2      |             well. He is pre-eminently a golden deity: the epithets golden-eyed,
 5   2      |                His car and its pole are golden. It is drawn by two or more
 6   2      |      white-footed horses. He has mighty golden splendour which he diffuses,
 7   2      |                 raises aloft his strong golden arms, with which be arouses
 8   2      |              the earth. He moves in his golden car, seeing all creatures,
 9   3      |        constantly referred to: they are golden, ruddy, shine like fires,
10   3      | lightning-speared shows. They also have golden axes. They are sometimes
11   3      |              Rudra. They wear garlands, golden mantles, golden ornaments,
12   3      |               garlands, golden mantles, golden ornaments, and golden helmets.
13   3      |          mantles, golden ornaments, and golden helmets. Armlets and anklets (
14   6      |             being made of iron (ayasá), golden, tawny, sharp, many-pointed,
15   6      |                 hook (ankusá).~Having a golden car, drawn by two tawny
16   7      |                gold. He is arrayed with golden ornaments, and wears a glorious
17   8      |             Clothed in lightning, be is golden in form, appearance, and
18  10      |                and arrows, and wields a golden hatchet or an iron axe.
19  13      |               and a beard. He carries a golden spear, an awl, and a goad.
20  13      |          wedding hymn (x. 85). With his golden aerial ships Pusan acts
21  13      |       charioteers he drove downward the golden wheel of the sun. He traverses
22  15      |          highest heaven. Their abode is golden and is located in heaven;
23  17      |             bright, lords of lustre, of golden brilliancy, beautiful, and
24  17      |            together with all its parts, golden. It is threefold and has
25  18      |               the sacrifice. He wears a golden mantle and puts on a shining
26  18      |                 held apart. He made the golden swing (the sun) to shine
27  28      |                 regarded as a king of a golden age, for in the Avesta he