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1   1   |   produced every morning he is young; at the same time no sacrificer
2   3   |     They are great and mighty; young and unaging; dustless, fierce,
3   7   |    unsurpassed in might. He is young and unaging, a lord (ísana)
4  11   |    black robe of night. She is young, being born again and again,
5  11   |         Surya follows her as a young man a maiden; she meets
6  14   |        of their being mothers, young wives, and goddesses -who
7  14   |        delights in them like a young man in lovely maidens; he
8  15   |   alone. They are conceived as young. Their eye is the sun. Reaching
9  17   | regarded as distinct. They are young and yet ancient. They are