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 1 Intro,  7|        Tvastr's house. He is the father of Saranyu, wife of Vivasvant
 2 Intro,  8|        that the family, with the father at its head, was the basis
 3   1      |          oftenest described as a father, sometimes also as a brother
 4   3      |     probably borrowed from their father Rudra. They wear garlands,
 5   3      |       maleficent traits of their father Rudra. Hence they are implored
 6   3      | man-slaying bolt. But like their father Rudra, they are also supplicated
 7   5      |         separately addressed as 'father' and 'mother'. They have
 8   5      |        promote righteousness. As father and mother they guard beings,
 9   6      |        subject of his birth. His father, the same as Agni's, appears
10   6      |       cruelty in killing his own father Tvastr. He forms a marked
11   7      |      Maruts (i. 85). He is their father, and is said to have generated
12   7      |      unaging, a lord (ísana) and father of the world. By his rule
13  10      |       wins the light. Called the father of the gods, he is also
14  12      | rain-water as our divine (ásara) father. In this activity he is
15  12      |   several times referred to as a father. By implication his wife
16  16      |        of the goddess Aditi. His father is Dyaus or Heaven. The
17  21      |       the whole earth; a king or father of the gods; a king of gods
18  28      |         and to prolong life.~His father is Vivasvant and his mother
19  28      |         of the sun.~As the first father of mankind and the first