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 1   1   |            earth, Agni is sometimes said to have two origins, and
 2   1   |     numerous dwellings Agni is also said to have many births.~Agni
 3   1   |            lauded, and is once even said to surpass that of the other
 4   2   |             vii. 63), as when he is said to shine with the rays of
 5   3   |      storm-cloud). They are further said to have been generated by
 6   6   |            slaughter of Vrtra he is said to have drunk three lakes
 7   6   |            of vast size; thus it is said that he would be equal to
 8   6   |         fight. Indra is then simply said to find the light; he gained
 9   6   | mythological imagery, as when he is said to have created the lightnings
10   6   |           delaying dawn. He is also said to have stopped the steeds
11   7   |          the sky; but he is usually said to be armed with a bow and
12   7   |             is their father, and is said to have generated them from
13   8   |           with swift steeds, and is said to have seized the brightness
14  10   |             of the gods, he is also said to have blown forth their
15  10   |           to his worshippers, he is said to help and protect the
16  11   |             his mother; thus she is said to arrive with a bright
17  16   |           individual gods, too, are said to have produced Surya or
18  17   |              but they are also once said to be the twin sons of Vivasvant
19  17   |            and Dawn). Pusan is once said to be their son; and Dawn
20  18   |         ordinances being constantly said to be fixed, he is pre-eminently
21  21   |             like Vayu's. He is also said to ride on the same car
22  21   |         important of herbs, Soma is said to have been born as the
23  23   |          the Fathers. Thus they are said to have adorned the sky
24  28   |        mortal', and elsewhere he is said to have chosen death and