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 1 Intro,  7|        in cars, drawn chiefly by steeds, but sometimes by other
 2   1      |          or more ruddy and tawny steeds. He is a charioteer of the
 3   1      |          sacrifice, and with his steeds he brings the gods on his
 4   3      |      lightning, and are drawn by steeds (generally feminine) that
 5   4      |       revolving wheel his ninety steeds (= days) with their four
 6   6      |          car, drawn by two tawny steeds (hári), he is a car-fighter (
 7   6      | rathesthá). Both his car and his steeds were fashioned by the Rbhus,
 8   6      |         said to have stopped the steeds of the Sun, apparently by
 9   8      |         with undimmed splendour. Steeds, swift as thought, carry
10   8      |      them, who drives with swift steeds, and is said to have seized
11  10      |        has a car, drawn by ruddy steeds, which slays the goblins,
12  11      |      shining car, drawn by ruddy steeds or kine, which probably
13  17      |      commonly by birds or winged steeds; sometimes by one or more
14  17      |     across the heaven with their steeds, and who have a sister,
15  17      |         who come riding on their steeds to woo the daughter of the
16  18      |       and is drawn by well-yoked steeds. Varuna sits in his mansions
17  29      |          the gods or of mythical steeds. His noise is also often