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 1   1   |  sunúh). Being produced every morning he is young; at the same
 2   1   |      as the sun rising in the morning. Hence Agni comes to have
 3   2   |       stanza which has been a morning prayer in India for more
 4   2   |    the evening as well as the morning; for at his command night
 5   6   |  Indra, are here probably the morning beams, which are elsewhere
 6  11   |     represent the red rays of morning.~Usas is closely associated
 7  11   |   with the twin gods of early morning, the Asvins (vii. 71). When
 8  17   |     They come not only in the morning, but also at noon and sunset.
 9  17   | Asvins represented either the morning twilight, as half light
10  17   |   light and half dark, or the morning and the evening star. It
11  17   |        In the Lettic myth the morning star comes to look at the
12  21   |    his exclusively, while the morning libation is his first drink.