Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,  7|        frogs as magical bringers of rain (vii. 103, p. 141).~
 2   3      |          main activities is to shed rain: they cover the eye of the
 3   3      |             the eye of the sun with rain; they create darkness with
 4   3      |            the cloud when they shed rain; and they cause the heavenly
 5   3      |            the thunder storm. Their rain is often figuratively called
 6   6      |          lightning, thunder, cloud, rain are seldom directly named.
 7  12      |          the earth. The shedding of rain is his most prominent characteristic.
 8  15      |           obscure it with cloud and rain. They are rulers and guardians
 9  15      |           prayed to as bestowers of rain. They have kine yielding
10  15      |           the pastures with ghee (= rain) and the spaces with honey.
11  15      |        spaces with honey. They send rain and refreshment from the
12  15      |           refreshment from the sky. Rain abounding in heavenly water
13  15      |           their powers of bestowing rain.~Their ordinances are fixed
14  16      | Mitra-Varuna conceal with cloud and rain, or their felly (paví),
15  19      |      intended as a spell to produce rain, is a panegyric of frogs,
16  21      |          causes heaven and earth to rain. The sound made by the trickling