Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   25, 3 |     flee from me dispirited, bent only on obtaining wealths~
 2    1,   25, 13|    Nor those whose minds are bent on wrong.~
 3    1,  165, 6 |     and strong and mighty. I bent away from every foeman's
 4    3,   59, 3 |    from sickness, with knees bent lowly on the earth's broad
 5    4,    4, 3 |     him who, near or far, is bent on evil, and let no trouble
 6    4,    5, 10|  Bull's tongue, of the flame bent forward, tasted.~
 7    4,   18, 3 |                         3 He bent his eye upon the dying Mother:
 8    5,    2, 8 |   told me.~Indra who knoweth bent his eye upon thee: by him
 9    6,   17, 9 |    that heaven itself of old bent backward before thy bolt,
10    7,  104, 20|    fly, the demon dogs, and, bent on mischief, fain would
11    7,  104, 24|     Let the fools' gods with bent necks fall and perish, and
12    8,    3, 12|   once, this man's devotions bent on gain.~Help, as thou gavest
13    8,    3, 16|     that their thoughts were bent upon.~The living men of
14    8,    4, 5 |    those who sought the fray bent and bowed down to thee like
15    8,    7, 2 |     The mountain-clouds have bent them down.~
16    8,   53, 7 | strong. necked and never yet bent down?~What Brahman ministers
17    8,   57, 4 |     of might that ne'er hath bent, that ruleth over all mankind,~
18   10,   49, 8 | another low, with strength I bent his strength: I let the
19   10,  134, 2 |      strength whose heart is bent on wickedness.~Trample him