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 1 Intro,  1|    Indian deities Mitra, Varuna, Indra, Nasatya, in an inscription
 2 Intro,  2|           such as Mitra, Varuna, Indra, to the Indo-Iranian period.
 3 Intro,  4| addressed to Agni, the second to Indra, and those that follow to
 4 Intro,  7|          as warriors, especially Indra, others are described as
 5 Intro,  7|         The atmospheric gods are Indra, Apam napat, Rudra, the
 6 Intro,  7|       fire. Similar in origin to Indra, be was ousted by the latter
 7 Intro,  7|          otherwise an epithet of Indra, appears also as an independent
 8 Intro,  7|     things fashioned the bolt of Indra and a new -drinking-cup
 9 Intro,  7|       food of Tvastr', and which Indra drinks in Tvastr's house.
10 Intro,  7|       Varunani, spouses of Agni, Indra, and Varuna respectively.~
11 Intro,  7|    Maruts (p. 21), who attend on Indra, are the most numerous group.
12 Intro,  7|        whose leader is generally Indra. There are, finally, the
13 Intro,  7|         demon, as exemplified by Indra and Vrtra. The latter is
14 Intro,  7|        and which are set free by Indra and his allies, notably
15 Intro,  7|       Other demon adversaries of Indra are Arbuda, described as
16 Intro,  7|         a wily beast, whose cows Indra drove out; Visvarapa, son
17 Intro,  7|          slain by both Trita and Indra, who seize his cows; and
18 Intro,  7|  described as Dasas and slain by Indra. A group of demons are the
19 Intro,  7|    niggards'), primarily foes of Indra, who, with the aid of the
20 Intro,  9| literature. Some of the hymns to Indra show much graphic power
21 Intro,  9|    example, the colloquy between Indra's messenger Sarama and the
22   1      |          second in importance to Indra (ii. 12) only, being addressed
23   1      |        and placed him among men. Indra is called Agni's twin brother,
24   1      |        fact the great priest, as Indra is the great warrior.~Agni'
25   3      |        alone, seven to them with Indra, and one each to them with
26   3      |     heaven they sing a song; for Indra when he slew the dragon,
27   3      |   priests when in the company of Indra.~Owing to their connexion.
28   3      |       constantly associated with Indra (ii. 12) as his friends
29   3      |         in the fight with Vrtra. Indra indeed accomplishes all
30   3      |         When not associated with Indra, the Maruts occasionally
31   4      |      Visnu is his friendship for Indra, with whom he is often allied
32   4      |        addressed to Visnu alone, Indra is the only other deity
33   6      |                                  INDRA~Indra is invoked alone in
34   6      |                            INDRA~Indra is invoked alone in about
35   6      |        the divine artificers.~As Indra is more addicted to Soma
36   6      |          is a monologue in which Indra, intoxicated with Soma,
37   6      |         greatness and his might.~Indra is often spoken of as having
38   6      |         the gods. Agni is called Indra's twin brother, and Pusan (
39   6      |     often mentioned, is Indrani. Indra is associated with various
40   6      |          him as a dual divinity. Indra is also often coupled with
41   6      |           50), Pusan, and Visnu.~Indra is of vast size; thus it
42   6      |          or dwell, or from which Indra caste them down, or which
43   6      |        90, 99, or 100 in number. Indra. shatters them and is characteristically
44   6      |          and specific epithet of Indra is 'Vrtra-slayer' (Vrtra-hán),
45   6      |     Visnu also often assist him. Indra also engages in conflict
46   6      |       light, sun, and dawn. Thus Indra is invoked to slay Vrtra
47   6      |         The sun shone forth when Indra blew the serpent from the
48   6      |    reference to the Vrtra fight. Indra is then simply said to find
49   6      |       found, released, or won by Indra, are here probably the morning
50   6      |      when the dawns went to meet Indra, he became the lord of the
51   6      |         extension of the former. Indra's connexion with the thunderstorm
52   6      |       gaining of Soma. Thus when Indra drove the serpent from the
53   6      |          are often attributed to Indra. He settled the quaking
54   6      |         described as a result of Indra's victory over a demon who
55   6      |   destroyer of demons in combat, Indra is constantly invoked by
56   6      |        the Aryan.~More generally Indra is praised as the protector,
57   6      |       stories are connected with Indra. In various passages he
58   6      |  probably based on the notion of Indra's bringing the sun when
59   6      |         lose a wheel of his car. Indra is further associated with
60   6      |   Another myth in the capture by Indra, with the help of Sarama,
61   6      |    historical basis, are told of Indra's having fought in aid of
62   6      |          foes.~The attributes of Indra are chiefly those of physical
63   6      |    ethical features.~The name of Indra is pre-Indian; for it occurs
64   6      |          though unconnected with Indra. Thus it seems likely that
65   6      |     resembling the Vrtra-slaying Indra of the RV. The etymology
66  10      |       two others conjointly with Indra. He is also, but less frequently,
67  10      |         He is often invoked with Indra, some of whose epithets,
68  10      |         thus been drawn into the Indra myth of the release of the
69  14      |     follow the path of the gods. Indra, armed with the bolt, dug
70  14      |       honey, became the drink of Indra, Whom it exhilarated and
71  14      |          gods, is the draught of Indra, and is produced in the
72  14      |   heavenly Soma, the beverage of Indra. Elsewhere the Waters used
73  14      |      bring well-pressed Soma for Indra, Soma (viii. 48) delights
74  17      |        most prominent gods after Indra, Agni, and Soma, being invoked
75  18      |                    VÁRUNA~Beside Indra (ii. 12) Varuna is the greatest
76  20      |           2. Agni, 3. Tvastr, 4. Indra, 5. Rudra, 6. Pusan, 7.
77  21      |          ride on the same car as Indra. He is the best of charioteers.
78  21      |      hymns he is associated with Indra, Agni, Pusan, and Rudra
79  21      |      Maruts, the close allies of Indra. He comes to the sacrifice
80  21      |         to the evening pressing, Indra to the midday one, which
81  21      |       the stimulus it imparts to Indra in his conflict with hostile
82  21      |    powers. That Soma invigorates Indra for the fight with Vrtra
83  21      |         Through this association Indra's warlike exploits and cosmic
84  21      |        eagle that brings Soma to Indra, and is most fully dealt
85  23      |          come on the same car as Indra and the goods. Arriving
86  29      |      often similarly linked with Indra as Índra-Vayú. Vata is the