Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   71, 4| Bhrgu-like I hath gone as his companion, as on commission to a greater
 2    6,   21, 7|  thine own ancient friend and companion, the thunderbolt, brave
 3    7,   22, 2|      draught of joy, thy dear companion, by which, O Lord of Bays,
 4    8,   86, 7|      turn us not away: be the companion of our feast.~For thou art
 5    9,   14, 4|      limbs,~And meets his own Companion here.~
 6   10,   46, 6|     bids, departs the Tribes' Companion having collected men with
 7   10,   55, 8|     performing works with his companion, All-marking, rapid Victor,
 8   10,   70, 9|      hast been the Angirases' Companion,~Willing, most wealthy,
 9   10,  102, 9|   upon this mace, this bull's companion, now lying midway on the
10   10,  124, 9|   Swan, the abhorrent floods' Companion, moving in friendship with