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 1 Intro,  7|   these the most prominent is power, for they are constantly
 2 Intro,  7| Having many features, such as power, brilliance, benevolence,
 3 Intro,  7|      along. When nearly every power can thus be ascribed to
 4 Intro,  7|    main characteristic is the power of delivering from the bonds
 5 Intro,  9|       Indra show much graphic power in describing his conflict
 6   6      |      it is. His greatness and power are constantly dwelt on:
 7   9      |    his aspect of a benevolent power of nature.~
 8  13      |   representing the beneficent power of the sun manifested chiefly
 9  15      |       by means of mayá occult power, a term mainly connected
10  15      |  connected with them. By that power they send the dawns, make
11  17      |    profound wisdom and occult power. Their two most distinctive
12  18      |       by the word mayá occult power; the epithet mayín crafty
13  18      | rivers to flow; by his occult power they pour swiftly into the
14  18      |    follow his ordinances. His power is; so great that neither
15  21      |     the sun.~The exhilarating power of Soma led to its being