Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,  122, 12| draught we come to taste, so spake they.~May all in whom rest
 2    1,  161, 3 |   the envoy Agni in reply ye spake, A courser must be made,
 3    1,  161, 8 |     water, were the words ye spake to them; or drink ye this,
 4    1,  161, 12|   his arm at you: to him who spake aloud to you ye spake again.~
 5    1,  161, 12|    who spake aloud to you ye spake again.~
 6    1,  174, 2 |   thou humbledst tribes that spake with insult by breaking
 7    1,  191, 16|     s side the poison-insect spake and said:~The scorpion's
 8    4,   33, 5 |                    6 The men spake truth and even so they acted:
 9    4,   35, 3 |  chalice that wag single: ye spake these words and said, O
10    8,   24, 14|                         14 I spake to the Bay Coursers' Lord,
11    8,   62, 8 |     for Atri when he sweetly spake:~Let your protecting help
12    8,   85, 1 |  Nights with pleasant voices spake to Indra.~For him the Floods
13    8,   89, 5 |      dear sky's summit.~Then spake my spirit to the heart within
14   10,   10, 4 |     er did aforetime? we who spake righteously now talk impurely?~
15   10,   11, 2 |                  2 Gandharvi spake: may she, the Lady of the
16   10,   23, 5 |     thousand wicked ones who spake in varied manners with contemptuous
17   10,   67, 3 |     of the prison,~Brhaspati spake in thunder to the cattle,
18   10,   97, 17|    flew earthward, thus they spake:~No evil shall befall the
19   10,  109, 4 |                       4 Thus spake of her those Gods of old,