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 1 Intro,  7|     and is (as in the Avesta) connected with the waters.~There are,
 2 Intro,  8|    number of enigmas, largely connected with the sun, are propounded
 3 Intro,  9|        As the gods are mostly connected with natural phenomena,
 4 Intro,  9|        x. 18) expresses ideas connected with death in language of
 5   1      |      only rudimentary, and is connected chiefly with the sacrificial
 6   2      |      deities apart.~Savitr is connected with the evening as well
 7   3      |   they shed are often clearly connected with the thunder storm.
 8   4      |  consists in his three steps, connected with which are his exclusive
 9   6      |      release of the waters is connected the winning of light, sun,
10   6      |       and of the sun, is also connected the gaining of Soma. Thus
11   6      |     several minor stories are connected with Indra. In various passages
12   6      |    radical portion ind may be connected with that in índ-u drop.~
13   9      |     in the Brahmanas Mitra is connected with day, Varuna with night.~
14   9      |      a god of light specially connected with the sun.~The etymology
15  11      | approaches. She is also often connected with the twin gods of early
16  13      |     Surya as a husband. He is connected with the marriage ceremonial
17  15      |   occult power, a term mainly connected with them. By that power
18  18      |     waters that he is usually connected. Thus he makes the inverted
19  29      |     Vata's name is frequently connected with forms of the root va,