Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   48, 4 |   princes who, O Usas, as thou comest near, direct their thoughts
 2    1,   50, 5 |        the hosts of Gods, thou comest hither to mankind,~Hither
 3    1,  125, 2 |        Who stays thee, as thou comest, with his treasure, like
 4    1,  162, 20|    dear soul burn thee as thou comest, let not the hatchet linger
 5    1,  165, 3 |                       3 Whence comest thou alone, thou who art
 6    1,  189, 7 | discerning both these classes, comest to men at early morn, O
 7    3,   33, 10|     and car from far away thou comest.~Low, like a nursing mother,
 8    4,    9, 5 |                         5 Thou comest as the guide of folk who
 9    4,   13, 4 |     with mightiest Steeds thou comest, rending apart, thou God,
10    4,   16, 11|                        11 Thou comest, fain to succour him, with
11    6,   23, 1 |     yoked Bays, Maghavan, thou comest, O Indra, bearing in thine
12    8,   33, 2 |       the foremost place:~When comest thou athirst unto the juice
13    9,   65, 6 |    waters, with the wood.~Thou comest to the gathering-place.~
14    9,   96, 23|       23 Chasing our foes thou comest, Pavamana Indu, besting,
15    9,   97, 55|                        55 Thou comest unto three extended filters,
16    9,  106, 14|        have been effused.~Thou comest to the filter, singing,
17   10,    8, 5 |  Varuna when to sacrifice thou comest.~Thou art the Waters' Child
18   10,   29, 3 |       for thou art mighty.~Why comest thou to me, what gift attracts
19   10,   73, 4 |      at once to sacrifice thou comest for friendship thou art
20   10,   75, 4 |    army's wings what time thou comest in the van of these swift
21   10,  108, 3 |         Sarama, from afar thou comest?~Let him approach, and we
22   10,  137, 3 |     thou who hast all medicine comest as envoy of the Gods.~