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 1 Intro,  7| goddesses Usas, Dawn, and Ratri, Night. The atmospheric gods are
 2 Intro,  7|          Earth' (v. 84), Ratri, 'Night' (x, 127, p. 203), and Aranyani, '
 3   1      |    rain-cloud. He shines even at night, and dispels the darkness
 4   2      |      morning; for at his command night comes and he brings all
 5   6      |         sun from the darkness of night at dawn. The latter feature
 6   9      |  connected with day, Varuna with night.~The conclusion from the
 7  11      |       removing the black robe of night. She is young, being born
 8  11      |          or the elder sister, of Night (x. 127), and their names
 9  18      |        shining brightly moves at night, and the stars placed up
10  18      |    placed up on high are seen at night, but disappear by day. Thus
11  18      |         light both by day and by night. He is also a regulator
12  23      |      have placed darkness in the night and light in the day; they
13  26      |             RÁTRI~The goddess of night, under the name of Rátri
14  26      |        but as the bright starlit night. Decked with all splendour
15  26      |          n., combined with usás, Night appears as a dual divinity