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 1 Intro,  7| suggested by the RV. itself. The celestial gods are Dyaus, Varuna,
 2 Intro,  7|           Two such belong to the celestial sphere. Trita, a somewhat
 3 Intro,  7|         the RV. of an Apsaras, a celestial water-nymph, the spouse
 4 Intro,  7|        aerial sphere, guards the celestial Soma, and is (as in the
 5 Intro,  8|          lover Puraravas and the celestial nymph Urvasi, who is on
 6   1      |        one in the RV. Thirdly, a celestial origin of Agni is often
 7   3      |      indeed accomplishes all his celestial exploits in their company.
 8   6      |        but also often aerial and celestial. The clouds are the mountains (
 9  14      |         his ordinances. They are celestial as well as terrestrial,
10  14      |    produced in the sky. Here the celestial Waters seem to be identified
11  18      |         communes with him in his celestial abode, and sometimes sees