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 1 Intro,  2| religion in which the gods were chiefly personified powers of Nature,
 2 Intro,  6|    called Pragatha and is found chiefly in the eighth book.~
 3 Intro,  7|  through the air in cars, drawn chiefly by steeds, but sometimes
 4 Intro,  7|        devoted to their praise, chiefly with reference to their
 5 Intro,  8|         late in date, appearing chiefly in the first and tenth,
 6 Intro,  8|      being the commonest. Debt, chiefly as a result of gambling,
 7 Intro,  8|     Dancing was also practised, chiefly by women. The people were
 8   1      |   rudimentary, and is connected chiefly with the sacrificial aspect
 9   6      |         attributes of Indra are chiefly those of physical superiority
10   7      |      the hymns addressed to him chiefly express fear of his terrible
11  13      |     power of the sun manifested chiefly in its pastoral aspect.~
12  18      |      crafty is accordingly used chiefly of him.~Varuna is mainly
13  29      |      his house. His activity is chiefly mentioned in connexion with