Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   48, 8 |      glance all living creatures bend them down: Excellent One,
 2    1,   55, 3 |      great manly power, so as to bend, as't were, even that famed
 3    2,   19, 7 |       friendship, and mayst thou bend the godless scorner's weapons.~
 4    2,   33, 12|                             12 I bend to thee as thou approachest,
 5    2,   38, 2 |        mark him.~Even the waters bend them to his service: even
 6    3,   33, 10|         a nursing mother, will I bend me, and yield me as a maiden
 7    3,   62, 5 |         for power which none may bend -~
 8    5,   32, 10|     people, straightway the folk bend them to him the Godlike.~
 9    7,   32, 20|      Your Indra, Much-invoked, I bend with song, as bends a wright
10    7,   39, 3 |       the Beauteous decked them.~Bend your way hither, ye who
11    8,    7, 34|          yea,~Even the mountains bend them down.~
12    8,   24, 27|         Streams:~O valiant Hero, bend the Dasa's weapon down.~
13    8,   64, 5 |                   5 As craftsmen bend the felly, so bend at our
14    8,   64, 5 |     craftsmen bend the felly, so bend at our general call: come
15   10,   34, 8 |          ways are faithful.~They bend not even to the mighty's
16   10,   49, 5 |          s sake I caused Veta to bend and bow, and into Savya'
17   10,  117, 5 |   satisfy the poor implorer, and bend his eye upon a longer pathway.~
18   10,  119, 5 | chariot-seat so round my heart I bend the hymn:~Have I not drunk
19   10,  125, 6 |                              6 I bend the bow for Rudra that his
20   10,  128, 1 |     bodies.~May the four regions bend and bow before me: with
21   10,  136, 7 |     poundeth things most hard to bend,~When he with long loose
22   10,  142, 6 |       thou toilest.~Gape widely, bend thee, waxing in thy vigour: