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 1 Intro,  7|      through the air in cars, drawn chiefly by steeds, but sometimes
 2 Intro,  8|   were furrowed with a plough drawn by bulls; corn was cut with
 3   1      |        golden, lightning car, drawn by two or more ruddy and
 4   2      |    its pole are golden. It is drawn by two or more brown, white-footed
 5   3      |       with lightning, and are drawn by steeds (generally feminine)
 6   4      |       lndra's companions, are drawn into alliance with Visnu,
 7   6      | ankusá).~Having a golden car, drawn by two tawny steeds (hári),
 8  10      |       iron axe. He has a car, drawn by ruddy steeds, which slays
 9  10      |      shares. He has thus been drawn into the Indra myth of the
10  11      |       borne on a shining car, drawn by ruddy steeds or kine,
11  13      |        and a goad. His car is drawn by goats instead of horses.
12  16      |     is stationary. His car is drawn by one steed called etasá,
13  17      |  artificers, the Rbhus. It is drawn by horses, more commonly
14  18      |   shines like the sun, and is drawn by well-yoked steeds. Varuna
15  21      |      a car which is heavenly, drawn by a team like Vayu's. He