Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   34, 9 |          9 Where are the three wheels of your triple chariot,
 2    1,   38, 11|    Firm be the fellies of your wheels, steady your horses and
 3    1,   88, 5 |     What time upon your golden wheels he saw you, wild boars rushing
 4    1,  105, 1 |    lightnings with your golden wheels, men find not your abiding-place.
 5    1,  121, 11|   bright expanses that have no wheels, joyed, Indra, at thine
 6    1,  166, 5 |   before you swift as whirling wheels.~
 7    1,  166, 9 |      together both the chariot wheels.~
 8    1,  183, 1 |     swiftness, that hath three wheels and triple seat, ye Mighty,~
 9    2,   39, 3 | morning, come like two chariot wheels at dawn, ye Mighty.~
10    4,   31, 6 |       time thy courage and his wheels together, Indra, run their
11    6,   24, 3 |        3 The lofty axle of thy wheels, O Hero, is not surpassed
12    6,   62, 10|      to our home with friendly wheels, for offipring; come on
13    8,    5, 29|       is of gold,~And both the wheels are made of gold.~
14    8,   22, 4 |          4 One of your chariot wheels is moving swiftly round,
15    8,   34, 18|      gifts, swift steeds whose wheels run rapidly,~I seemed to
16   10,   27, 19|     the distance moved, not by wheels but their own God-like nature.~
17   10,   85, 11|       car were thy two chariot wheels: thy path was tremulous
18   10,   85, 12|      as thou wentest, were thy wheels wind, was the axle fastened
19   10,   85, 16|       know, O Surya, those two wheels of thine:~One kept concealed,
20   10,   85, 20|         gold-hued, with strong wheels, fashioned of Kimsuka and
21   10,  117, 5 |       to another, and like the wheels of cars are ever rolling.~
22   10,  144, 4 |      What moves upon a hundred wheels along the female Dragon'