Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,  7 |          different forms of a single divine being. This idea, however,
 2 Intro,  7 |              period. Matarisvan is a divine being also referred to only
 3 Intro,  7 |             gods, a number of lesser divine powers are known to the
 4 Intro,  7 |               Plants are regarded as divine powers, one entire hymn (
 5 Intro,  7 |   sacrificial grass (barhis) and the Divine Doors (dvaro devih), which
 6 Intro,  7 |              parts that word means a divine being, like ahura in the
 7 Intro,  8 |            in which the speakers are divine beings (iv. 62; x. 51. 52.
 8 Intro,  10|     different passages. Thus asura, 'divine being', is variously rendered
 9   1       |      sacrifice to them. He is also a divine bird; he is the eagle of
10   1       |              to be celebrated as the divine counterpart of the earthly
11   6       |          fashioned by the Rbhus, the divine artificers.~As Indra is
12  10       |              an aspect of Agni, as a divine priest, presiding over devotion,
13  10       |              Rigvedic period. As the divine brahman priest he seems
14  12       |              sheds rain-water as our divine (ásara) father. In this
15  16       |              his greatness he is the divine priest (asuryà puróhita)
16  17       |           was fashioned by the three divine artificers, the Rbhus. It
17  17       |          They are characteristically divine physicians, healing diseases
18  18       | predominantly applicable to him. His divine dominion is often alluded
19  21       |              its being regarded as a divine drink bestowing immortal
20  21       |            belief in an intoxicating divine beverage, the home of which