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 1 Intro,  7|     are Dyaus, Varuna, Mitra, Surya, Savitr, Pusan, the Asvins,
 2 Intro,  7|   Bhaga, Varuna, Daksa, Amsa: Surya was probably regarded as
 3   2      |      often distinguished from Surya (vii. 63), as when he is
 4  11      |      She has opened paths for Surya to travel; she brings the
 5  11      |       the light of her lover. Surya follows her as a young man
 6  11      |      spoken of as the wife of Surya. But as preceding the Sun,
 7  13      |    the gods to the Sun-maiden Surya as a husband. He is connected
 8  13      |      acts as the messenger of Surya. He moves onward observing
 9  16      |    ten hymns are addressed to Surya. Since the name designates
10  16      |       sun as well as the god, Surya is the most concrete of
11  16      |      of the seers. The eye of Surya is several times mentioned;
12  16      |  several times mentioned; but Surya, himself is also often called
13  16      |       Dawns reveal or produce Surya; he shines from the lap
14  16      |    but Dawn is also sometimes Surya's wife. He also bears the
15  16      |     are said to have produced Surya or raised him to heaven.~
16  16      |      or raised him to heaven.~Surya is in various passages conceived
17  16      |     placed by them in heaven. Surya is also sometimes spoken
18  16      | though otherwise the wheel of Surya is mentioned. Surya shines
19  16      |  wheel of Surya is mentioned. Surya shines for all the world,
20  17      |     to drink it with Usas and Surya. Their car is sunlike and,
21  17      |     as a female called either Surya or more commonly the daughter
22  17      |      commonly the daughter of Surya. They are Surya's two husbands
23  17      |   daughter of Surya. They are Surya's two husbands whom she
24  17      |     and whose car she mounts. Surya's companionship on their
25  17      |    the two Asvins wed the one Surya so the two Lettic God's