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 1 Intro,  7|       are besought to drive away demons and destruction. The Mortar
 2 Intro,  7|          the hymns (vi. 75).~The Demons often mentioned in the hymns
 3 Intro,  7|          to designate the aerial demons. The conflict is regularly
 4 Intro,  7|         several other individual demons, generally described as
 5 Intro,  7|       slain by Indra. A group of demons are the Panis ('niggards'),
 6 Intro,  7|         second or lower class of demons are terrestrial goblins,
 7 Intro,  7|  expresses a species. A class of demons scarcely referred to in
 8 Intro,  9|         messenger Sarama and the demons who stole the cows (x. 108),
 9   2      |          sinless; he drives away demons and sorcerers. He observes
10   6      |  thunderstorm who vanquishes the demons of drought or darkness,
11   6      |     párvata, girí), on which the demons lie or dwell, or from which
12   6      | fortresses (púras) of the aerial demons, being described as moving,
13   6      |     conflict with numerous minor demons; sometimes he is described
14   6      |          described as destroying demons in general, the Raksases
15   6      |    together.~As the destroyer of demons in combat, Indra is constantly
16   6      |       cows confined in a cave by demons called Panis.~Various stories