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 1 Intro,  7|      of deities, such as the Maruts, are of course not included
 2 Intro,  7|       Apam napat, Rudra, the Maruts, Vayu, Parjanya, and the
 3 Intro,  7|     some particular god. The Maruts (p. 21), who attend on Indra,
 4 Intro,  9|      Vrtra. The hymns to the Maruts, or Storm gods, often depict
 5   3      | bride.~The brilliance of the Maruts is constantly referred to:
 6   3      |   with the thunderstorm, the Maruts are constantly associated
 7   3      |      Sometimes, however, the Maruts. accomplish these exploits
 8   3      |   associated with Indra, the Maruts occasionally exhibit the
 9   3      |    to be the waters, for the Maruts bestow medicine by raining.~
10   3      |   the RV. indicates that the Maruts are Storm-gods. The name
11   4      |   Through the Vrtra myth the Maruts, lndra's companions, are
12   6      |   various other deities. The Maruts, (i. 85) are his chief allies,
13   6      | Marútvant accompanied by the Maruts is characteristic of him.
14   6      |    generally escorted by the Maruts, he attacks the chief demon
15   6      |     demon. In this fight the Maruts are his regular allies,
16   7      |    often associated with the Maruts (i. 85). He is their father,
17  21      |    sometimes attended by the Maruts, the close allies of Indra.