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 1 Intro,  4 |       no value in the case of a great many hymns. In spite of
 2 Intro,  7 |         constantly described as great and mighty. They regulate
 3 Intro,  7 |     mentioned. The wives of the great gods are still more insignificant,
 4 Intro,  7 |   blessings.~In addition to the great phenomena of nature, various
 5 Intro,  9 |      members. Considering their great antiquity, the hymns are
 6 Intro,  9 |  effects of the rain-storm with great vividness. The hymns in
 7 Intro,  10|      remainder many hymns and a great many single stanzas or passages
 8 Intro,  10|       method, which follows the great commentary of Sayana (fourteenth
 9   1       |    character; he is in fact the great priest, as Indra is the
10   1       |         priest, as Indra is the great warrior.~Agni's wisdom is
11   1       |         created beings.~He is a great benefactor of his worshippers,
12   2       |    deity in the capacity of the great stimulator of life and motion
13   3       |      swift as thought. They are great and mighty; young and unaging;
14   5       |        never grow old. They are great and wide-extended; they
15   5       |      food and wealth, or bestow great fame and dominion. Sometimes
16   6       | mentioned in connexion with his great powers of drinking Soma.
17   6       |      the same time as the cows.~Great cosmic actions are often
18   6       |     invoked by warriors. As the great god of battle he is more
19   6       |   contrast to Varuna, the other great universal monarch of the
20   7       |    belongings, but to avert his great malignity and his cow-slaying,
21   9       |        unwinking eye. He is the great Aditya who marshals, yatayati,
22  15       |        located in heaven; it is great, very lofty, firm, with
23  18       |        and moral order. He is a great lord of the laws of nature.
24  18       |    ordinances. His power is; so great that neither the birds as