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 1 Intro,  7 |          and certain deities are described as the offspring of others.
 2 Intro,  7 |     especially Indra, others are described as priests, especially Agni
 3 Intro,  7 |          for they are constantly described as great and mighty. They
 4 Intro,  7 |     appear being Rudra. They are described as 'true' and 'not deceitful',
 5 Intro,  7 |         stanzas of the RV. He is described as having brought down the
 6 Intro,  7 |          name of the supreme god described as the 'one lord of all
 7 Intro,  7 | adversaries of Indra are Arbuda, described as a wily beast, whose cows
 8 Intro,  7 |     individual demons, generally described as Dasas and slain by Indra.
 9 Intro,  10|      advanced civilization there described. It is important to note
10   1       |   kinsman of men. He is oftenest described as a father, sometimes also
11   6       |          to him. Sometimes he is described as armed with bow and arrows;
12   6       |       the basis of his nature is described with extreme frequency and
13   6       |         the aerial demons, being described as moving, autumnal, made
14   6       |          demons; sometimes he is described as destroying demons in
15   6       |          of heaven and earth are described as a result of Indra's victory
16   6       |        of his worshippers. He is described as bestowing on them wealth,
17   6       |        In various passages he is described as shattering the car of
18   8       |        the third form of Agni is described as kindled in the waters.~
19  12       |           Parjanya is frequently described as a bull that quickens
20  16       |        Dawn. Occasionally he is, described as an inanimate object:
21  19       |          heated kettles, and are described as raising their voices
22  21       |          or bright robe, Soma is described as 'decked with beauty'.