Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   96, 1 |    engendered, lo! straight hath taken to himself all wisdom.~The
 2    1,  139, 2 |      Varuna, above the true have taken to yourselves the untrue
 3    1,  148, 3 |          skilled in worship have taken and with praises have established.~
 4    2,    1, 13|           Agni, have the Adityas taken as their mouth; the Bright
 5    2,   34, 13|       sending down the rain have taken to themselves a bright and
 6    4,    7, 4 |          s envoy living men have taken as their ensign, swift,~
 7    4,   26, 6 |      fast, the Soma which be bad taken from yon loftiest heaven.~
 8    5,   30, 9 |        for weapons hath the Dasa taken, What injury can his feeble
 9    6,   20, 5 |          from the great Druh was taken.~Indra made room for his
10    7,    6, 7 |          the sun's setting, hath taken to himself deep-hidden treasures:~
11    7,    6, 7 | deep-hidden treasures:~Agni hath taken them from earth and heaven,
12    7,   26, 3 |      their libations.~Indra hath taken and possessed all castles,
13    8,   19, 31|         time, O Bounteous, it is taken up.~Thou art the dear Friend
14    8,   81, 23|          Hero, by thy might hast taken food of Soma juice,~Which,
15    8,   90, 14|      worlds his lofty place hath taken. Into green plants is gone
16   10,   14, 2 |        this pasture never can be taken from~Us.~Men born on earth
17   10,   68, 10|       for the cows Brhaspati had taken.~He did a deed ne'er done,
18   10,  109, 3 |      pledge, must by her hand be taken when they have cried, She
19   10,  130, 7 |     those of old, the sages have taken up the reins like chariot-drivers.~