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 1 Intro,  7 |         Thus Dhatr, otherwise an epithet of Indra, appears also as
 2 Intro,  7 |         Creatures' Originally an epithet of such gods as Savitr and
 3 Intro,  7 |          Creator. Similarly, the epithet Visvakarman, 'all-creating',
 4 Intro,  10|          interprets nasatyau, an epithet of the Asvins, as 'true,
 5 Intro,  10|       word. Thus he explains the epithet jata-vedas in as many as
 6   1       |       his frequent and exclusive epithet.~He has a shining, golden,
 7   1       |     indeed exclusively bears the epithet dvi-jánman having two births.
 8   3       |    represent lightning, as their epithet rsti-vidyut lightning-speared
 9   6       |       the other gods, the common epithet 'Soma-drinker' (Somapá)
10   6       |         his conflicts. Hence the epithet Marútvant accompanied by
11   6       |          receiving the exclusive epithet apsu-jit, conquering in
12   6       |       But the chief and specific epithet of Indra is 'Vrtra-slayer' (
13   7       |   application of the euphemistic epithet sivá which became the regular
14   8       |         victory over Vrtra'. The epithet asu-héman swiftly-speeding,
15   9       |    yatayati, the people, and the epithet yatayáj-jana arraying men
16  16       | creatures depend on him, and the epithet 'all-creating' (visvá-karman)
17  18       |      word mayá occult power; the epithet mayín crafty is accordingly