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 1 Intro,  7|         that are personified and invoked in the RV. Thus the Sindhu (
 2 Intro,  7|       Visve devas (p. 147), who, invoked in many hymns, form a comprehensive
 3 Intro,  7|         of the Dwelling', who is invoked to grant a favourable entry,
 4 Intro,  7|      Sita, the 'Furrow', is once invoked to dispense crops and rich
 5 Intro,  7|        post which is praised and invoked in a whole hymn (iii. 8).
 6 Intro,  7|   pressing stones (gravanas) are invoked as deities in three hymns (
 7 Intro,  7|          the Soma plant are also invoked in the RV. (i. 28, 6. 6).
 8   5      |  associated that, while they are invoked as a pair in six hymns,
 9   6      |                   INDRA~Indra is invoked alone in about one-fourth
10   6      |          and dawn. Thus Indra is invoked to slay Vrtra and to win
11   6      |      combat, Indra is constantly invoked by warriors. As the great
12   7      |     bountiful (midhváms), easily invoked and auspicious (sivá). But
13   8      |         entire hymn (ii. 35), is invoked in two stanzas of a hymn
14   8      |         stanza of his hymn he is invoked as Agni and must be identified
15   8      |         by females, who is often invoked with them, who drives with
16  10      |       distinguished. He is often invoked with Indra, some of whose
17  11      |        the hymns in which she is invoked.~
18  14      |        heroic strength. They are invoked to pour the wave which is
19  14      |          pre-Vedic, for they are invoked as apo in the Avesta also.~
20  15      |        which they are conjointly invoked are much more numerous than
21  17      |     Indra, Agni, and Soma, being invoked in more than fifty entire
22  17      |      hymn (x. 85) the Asvins are invoked to conduct the bride home
23  23      | committed against them. They are invoked to give riches, children,
24  26      |       under the name of Rátri is invoked in only one hymn (x. 127).
25  28      |          at the sacrifice. He is invoked to lead his worshippers
26  29      |        in two short hymns. He is invoked in a more concrete way than