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1   1   |      chiefly with the sacrificial aspect of fire. Thus he is butter-backed,
2   7   |        simple, but in its baleful aspect seen in the destructive
3   9   |     applied to the sun-god in his aspect of a benevolent power of
4  10   | originally to have represented an aspect of Agni, as a divine priest,
5  10   |       presiding over devotion, an aspect which bad already attained
6  13   |           chiefly in its pastoral aspect.~
7  21   |        brilliance is the physical aspect most dwelt upon by the poets.