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Book, Hymn, Verse
1 1, 1, 3 | 3 Through Agni man obtaineth wealth, yea, plenty
2 1, 5, 10| who lovest song, let no man hurt our bodies, keep~Slaughter
3 1, 9, 10| each libation, the pious man~Sings forth aloud a strengthening
4 1, 15, 12| Worship the Gods for the pious man.~ ~
5 1, 18, 7 | sacrifice, e'en of the wise man, prospers; he~Stirs up the
6 1, 19, 2 | 2 No mortal man, no God exceeds thy mental
7 1, 27, 3 | Protect us from the sinful man.~
8 1, 27, 7 | 7 That man is lord of endless strength
9 1, 27, 8 | whosoever he may be, no man may vanquish, mighty One:~
10 1, 31, 2 | place for sake of living man.~
11 1, 31, 7 | thou liftest up the mortal man to highest immortality,~
12 1, 31, 11| first living One for living man, Lord of the house of Nahusa.~
13 1, 31, 13| guard close to the pious man; kindled art thou, four-eyed!
14 1, 31, 13| acceptest e'en the poor man's prayer, when he hath brought
15 1, 31, 14| wealth, the object of a man's desire.~Thou art called
16 1, 31, 15| 15 Agni, the man who giveth guerdon to the
17 1, 34, 4 | folk, thrice triply aid the man who well deserves your help.~
18 1, 36, 4 | Mitra, Aryaman.~That mortal man, O Agni, gains through thee
19 1, 36, 16| right and left.~Let not the man who plots against us in
20 1, 37, 7 | 7 At your approach man holds him down before the
21 1, 38, 9 | habitation shakes,~And each man reels who dwells therein.~
22 1, 40, 2 | him.~O Maruts, may this man who loves you well obtain
23 1, 40, 7 | approach the pious? who the man whose sacred grass is trimmed?~
24 1, 41, 8 | I point not out to you a man who strikes the pious, or
25 1, 48, 6 | sends the busy forth, each man to his pursuit: delay she
26 1, 51, 9 | the lawless to the pious man, destroying by the Strong
27 1, 51, 14| 14 The good man's refuge in his need is
28 1, 52, 8 | causing floods to flow for man,~Thou heldst in thine arms
29 1, 53, 1 | Lord and guard of wealth:~Man's helper from of old, not
30 1, 56 | HYMN LVI. Indra.~I FOR this man's full libations held in
31 1, 58, 7 | preserve thou from distress the man who lauds thee.~
32 1, 59, 4 | s praises; skilled, as a man, to act, is he the Herald.~
33 1, 61, 4 | wright a chariot for the man who needs it, -~Praises
34 1, 64, 9 | in companies, befriending man, with serpents' ire through
35 1, 64, 13| 13 Maruts, the man whom ye have guarded with
36 1, 70, 1 | and of the race of mortal man.~
37 1, 70, 3 | is Lord of riches for the man who serves him readily with
38 1, 71, 5 | 5 When man poured juice to Heaven,
39 1, 72, 8 | prison whereby the race of man is still supported.~
40 1, 73 | guides aright like some wise man's instruction,~Loved like
41 1, 77, 3 | For he is mental power, a man, and perfect; he is the
42 1, 79, 11| 11 May the man fall, O Agni, who near or
43 1, 83, 1 | 1. INDRA, the mortal man well guarded by thine aid
44 1, 83, 2 | Deities conduct the pious man to them: like suitors they
45 1, 83, 3 | uplifted ladle serve thee, man and wife.~Unchecked he dwells
46 1, 84, 7 | alone bestoweth on mortal man who offereth gifts,~The
47 1, 84, 8 | trample, like a weed, the man who hath no gift for him?~
48 1, 84, 19| verily blessest mortal man.~O Maghavan, there is no
49 1, 85, 12| bestow them threefold on the man who offers.~Extend the same
50 1, 86, 1 | best of guardians hath that man within whose dwelling place
51 1, 86, 3 | 3 Yea, the strong man to whom ye have vouchsafed
52 1, 90, 6 | rivers pour sweets for the man who keeps the Law~So may
53 1, 91, 13| grassy meads,~As a young man in his own house.~
54 1, 91, 14| O Soma, God, the mortal man who in thy friendship hath
55 1, 91, 20| milchcow, a fleet steed and a man of active knowledge,~Skilled
56 1, 92, 17| light that giveth light to man,~Do ye, O Asvius, bring
57 1, 93, 2 | 2 The man who honours you to-day,
58 1, 93, 3 | 3 The man who offers holy oil and
59 1, 94, 2 | 2 The man for whom thou sacrificest
60 1, 105, 7 | 7 1 am the man who sang of old full many
61 1, 105, 13| Gods.~Here seat thee like a man: most wise, bring thou the
62 1, 112, 21| shot, and helped the young man's horse to swiftness in
63 1, 113, 18| horses, shining upon the man who brings oblations, -~
64 1, 113, 20| bring with them to bless the man who offers praise and worship,~
65 1, 114, 7 | harm not the full-grown man.~Slay not a sire among us,
66 1, 115, 2 | 2 Like as a young man followeth a maiden, so doth
67 1, 116, 3 | 3 Yea, Asvins, as a dead man leaves his riches, Tugra
68 1, 116, 23| of Krsna, the righteous man who sought your aid and
69 1, 117, 13| restored to youth the ancient man Cyavana.~The Daughter of
70 1, 117, 18| 18 To bring the blind man joy thus cried the she-wolf:
71 1, 119, 3 | 3 When striving man with man for glory they
72 1, 119, 3 | 3 When striving man with man for glory they have met,
73 1, 120, 2 | Not of a spiritless mortal man.~
74 1, 120, 8 | 8 Give us not up to any man who hateth us, nor let our
75 1, 121, 4 | wide the doors that cause man trouble.~
76 1, 122, 10| 10 That man, most puissant, wondrously
77 1, 122, 11| 11 Come to the man's, the sacrificer's calling:
78 1, 125, 7 | chiefs who worship!~Let every man besides be their protection,
79 1, 128, 6 | a blessing on each pious man, and opens wide the doors
80 1, 129, 3 | far away, Hero, the wicked man, thou shuttest out the wicked
81 1, 129, 3 | shuttest out the wicked man.~Indra, to thee I sing,
82 1, 129, 5 | as a Priest, all sins of man away, as Priest, in person,
83 1, 130, 5 | poured forth every thing for man, Yea, poured forth all thing-
84 1, 130, 8 | he burns each covetous man away, he burns, the tyrannous
85 1, 131, 1 | libations must be set apart, all man's libations set apart.~
86 1, 131, 4 | Indra, Lord of Strength, the man who worships not,~And made
87 1, 131, 7 | thou very mighty, slay the man that is our foe, slay the
88 1, 131, 7 | that is our foe, slay the man, Hero! with thy bolt.~Slay
89 1, 131, 7 | thy bolt.~Slay thou the man who injures us: hear thou,
90 1, 132, 4 | juice give up the lawless man, the lawless who is wroth
91 1, 132, 6 | fight, di ive ye away each man who fain would war with
92 1, 136, 5 | from distress the liberal man.~Aryaman guards him well
93 1, 138, 2 | our foes afar.~As I, a man, call thee, a God, giver
94 1, 139, 8 | age, wondrous, surpassing man, rings forth,~Whatever,
95 1, 140, 4 | 4 For man, thou Friend of men, these
96 1, 144, 4 | eld through many an age of man.~
97 1, 145, 4 | kin.~He stirs the wearied man to pleasure and great joy
98 1, 147, 4 | 4 The sinful man who worships not, O Agni,
99 1, 148, 2 | They shall not harm the man who brings thee praises:
100 1, 149, 5 | worth the choosing,~The man who brings him gifts hath
101 1, 150, 2 | the indolent, the godless man,~Him who though wealthy
102 1, 150, 3 | Splendid, O Singer, is that man, mightiest of the great
103 1, 155, 2 | directed well at mortal man, bow-armed Krsanu's arrow,
104 1, 155, 5 | 5 A mortal man, when he beholds two steps
105 1, 156, 5 | worlds, helps the Aryan man, and gives the worshipper
106 1, 161, 11| have made the grass for man, and water in the valleys,
107 1, 163, 7 | Cow's station.~Whene'er a man brings thee to thine enjoyment,
108 1, 164, 4 | spirit? Who may approach the man who knows, to ask it?~
109 1, 164, 29| cries hath humbled mortal man, and, turned to lightning,
110 1, 164, 49| three are the naves. What man hath understood it?~Therein
111 1, 165, 8 | thunder in my hand created for man these lucid softly flowing
112 1, 166, 8 | Maruts, guard ye well the man whom ye have loved from
113 1, 166, 8 | ruin and from sin, -~The man whom ye the fierce, the
114 1, 166, 12| bestowed by you upon the pious man.~
115 1, 166, 13| call,~Having vouchsafed to man a hearing through this prayer,
116 1, 167, 3 | moving in seclusion, like a man's wife, like a spear carried
117 1, 175, 3 | urgest to speed the car of man.~Burn, like a vessel with
118 1, 176, 3 | treasures rest.~Mark thou the man who injures us and kill
119 1, 178, 1 | all from thee, and pay all man's devotions.~
120 1, 178, 3 | bring his car nigh to the man who offers, if he himself
121 1, 179, 5 | committed. Verily mortal man is full of longings.~
122 1, 180, 2 | flies apart, the Friend of man, most holy.~The prayer is
123 1, 180, 6 | feast you: he, like a pious man, gains strength for increase.~
124 1, 180, 7 | Advins, ye Mighty, guard the man whose God is near him.~
125 1, 182, 1 | whose sway blesses the pious man.~
126 1, 183, 3 | unto the house to quicken man and his offspring, O Nasatyas,
127 1, 185, 9 | May both these Friends of man, who bless, preserve me,
128 1, 185, 9 | help and favour.~Enrich the man more liberal than the godless.
129 1, 189, 7 | Agni.~Be thou obedient unto man at evening, to be adorned,
130 2, 1, 2 | and Kindler for the pious man.~Thou art Director, thou
131 2, 2, 6 | taste oblation brought by man.~
132 2, 2, 8 | men, fair guest of living man and King of all our folk.~
133 2, 5, 8 | 8 That so this man well skilled, may pay worship
134 2, 6, 5 | give strength which no man may resist:~Give food exceeding
135 2, 7, 2 | against us, either God's or man's.~Save us from this and
136 2, 9, 5 | decreases.~Enrich with food the man who lauds thee, Agni: make
137 2, 10, 1 | like a Father, kindled by man upon the seat of worship.~
138 2, 11, 10| when he, the Friend of man, burnt up the monster,~And,
139 2, 12, 15| sendest strength to the man who brews and pours libation.~
140 2, 18, 2 | and the third time: he is man's Priest and Herald.~Others
141 2, 20, 2 | Active art thou, the liberal man's defender, his who draws
142 2, 20, 6 | hath raised him up for man, best Wonder-Worker.~He,
143 2, 23, 5 | double-tongued have overcome the man, -~Thou drivest all seductive
144 2, 23, 7 | evilminded, arrogant, rapacious man, -~Him turn thou from our
145 2, 23, 10| not the guileful wicked man be lord of us:-still may
146 2, 23, 12| harm, who, deeming him a man of might mid lords, would
147 2, 26, 1 | Gods subdue the godless man.~The zealous man shall vanquish
148 2, 26, 1 | godless man.~The zealous man shall vanquish the invincible,
149 2, 32, 2 | 2 Let not man's guile annoy us, secret
150 2, 37, 6 | gift: accept the prayer of man, accept our eulogy,~Do thou
151 2, 38, 6 | all things moving.~Each man hath come leaving his evil
152 3, 2, 9 | mighty Agni, circling all.~To man, for his enjoyment, one
153 3, 2, 10| 10 Man's sacrificial food hath
154 3, 3, 7 | food.~Increase the great man's strength, thou ever-vigilant:
155 3, 9, 6 | Whilst thou, the Friend of man, guardest each sacrifice
156 3, 10, 7 | Gods, O Agni, to the pious man:~A joyful Priest, thy splendour
157 3, 11, 3 | thought~To prosper this man's aim and hope.~
158 3, 12, 2 | 2 O Indra-Agni, with the man who lauds you comes the
159 3, 17, 3 | in stir aiid stress the man who worships.~
160 3, 19, 3 | Of keenest spirit is the man thou aidest give us good
161 3, 23, 4 | fair bright weather.~On man, on Apaya, Agni! on the
162 3, 26, 2 | of praise;~Brhaspati for man's observance of the Gods,
163 3, 30, 7 | 7 The man to whom thou givest as Provider
164 3, 32, 5 | 5 Pleased, like a man, with our libation, Indra,
165 3, 34, 4 | those who loved him.~For man the days' bright ensign
166 3, 59, 6 | supporter of the race of man,~Gives splendour of most.
167 3, 60, 7 | calls come to the living man, with thousand arts attend
168 3, 62, 2 | 2 This man, most diligent, seeking
169 4, 1, 9 | by worship, let him give man knowledge: by an extended
170 4, 2, 1 | shall be raised high with man's oblations.~
171 4, 2, 6 | 6 The man who, sweating, brings for
172 4, 4, 6 | beamed forth upon the good man's portals.~
173 4, 4, 7 | 7 Blest, Agni, be the man, the liberal giver, who
174 4, 9, 1 | art thou who to this pious man art come,~To seat thee on
175 4, 10, 6 | turnest,~Holy One, from the man who rightly worships.~
176 4, 11, 3 | it, to the true-hearted man who gives oblation.~
177 4, 16, 9 | Come, Maghavan, Friend of Man, to aid the singer imploring
178 4, 17, 13| Maghavan makes the settled man unsettled: he scatters dust
179 4, 17, 13| Maghavan shall enrich the man who lauds h;m.~
180 4, 19, 10| 10 To the wise man, O Sage and Sovran Ruler,
181 4, 19, 10| Sage and Sovran Ruler, the man who knoweth all thine ancient
182 4, 19, 10| acts, spontaneous, and to man's advantage.~
183 4, 20, 9 | gives possessions to the man who lauds him.~
184 4, 21, 10| treasure. Freedom he gave to man by slaying Vrtra.~Much-lauded!
185 4, 24, 2 | the foray to the religious man who pours libations.~
186 4, 24, 6 | Indra gives comfort to the man who truly presses, for him
187 4, 24, 6 | with devoted spirit this man he takes to be his friend
188 4, 25, 1 | 1. WHAT friend of man, God-loving, hath delighted,
189 4, 25, 2 | the Soma-lover? What pious man endues the beams of morning?~
190 4, 25, 4 | press the juice for Indra, man's Friend, the Hero manliest
191 4, 26, 2 | Arya, and rain upon the man who brings oblation.~I guided
192 4, 28, 1 | friendship, Soma, Indra for man made waters flow together,~
193 4, 29, 2 | 2 Man's Friend, to this our sacrifice
194 4, 30, 6 | 6 When also for a mortal man, Indra, thou speddest forth
195 4, 36, 6 | Strong is the steed, the man a sage in eloquence, the
196 4, 37, 6 | 6 The mortal man whom, Rbhus, ye and Indra
197 4, 38, 2 | brave King whom each true man must honour.~
198 4, 41, 7 | kindness, good comrades of the man who seeks for booty,~We
199 4, 46, 5 | far-refulgent chariot come unto the man who offers gifts:~Come,
200 4, 51, 5 | sleeping, and all that lives, man, bird, and beast, to motion.~
201 4, 55, 5 | From trouble caused by man the Lord preserve us; from
202 5, 2, 12| the Immortals spoken. To man who spreads the grass may
203 5, 2, 12| shelter, grant shelter to the man who brings oblation.~
204 5, 3, 1 | centred. Indra art thou to man who brings oblation.~
205 5, 3, 5 | pass thee in wisdom.~Ile man within whose house as guest
206 5, 4, 11| 11 The pious man, O Jatavedas Agni, to whom
207 5, 5, 7 | two celestial Priests of man~Come ye to this our sacrifice.~
208 5, 6, 3 | gives, verily, a steed to man.~Agni gives precious gear
209 5, 7, 6 | sought of many, mortal man hath found to be the Stay
210 5, 7, 6 | food, the home of every man that lives.~
211 5, 8, 4 | enkindled by the noble with man's goodly light.~
212 5, 9, 2 | 2 In the man's home who offers gifts,
213 5, 15, 4 | cherish and regard each man that liveth, -~Consuming
214 5, 16, 2 | is Priest of every able man.~Agni conveys oblation straight,
215 5, 17, 1 | solemn rites, to aid,~A man call Agni to protect when
216 5, 17, 2 | lovely beyond the thought of man.~
217 5, 21, 1 | Like Manus, for the pious man , Angiras, Agni, worship
218 5, 21, 4 | 4 Let mortal man adore your God, Agni, with
219 5, 24, 3 | us far from every sinful man.~
220 5, 29, 1 | 1. MAN'S worship of the Gods hath
221 5, 29, 3 | this oblation found for man the cattle, and Indra, having
222 5, 29, 7 | willed it.~And Indra, from man's gift, for Vrtra's slaughter,
223 5, 30, 7 | the Giver.~There, seeking man's prosperity, thou torest
224 5, 31, 6 | and heaven, winning for man the moistly-gleaming waters.~
225 5, 34, 3 | 3 Illustrious is the man whoever presseth out Soma
226 5, 34, 4 | the Avenger, seeketh this man's offered gifts: this God,
227 5, 34, 6 | terrible, tamer of every man, as Arya leads away the
228 5, 35, 5 | chariot's force assail the man who shows himself thy foe.~
229 5, 38, 4 | heroic strength: thou hast a man's regard for us.~
230 5, 41, 9 | May holy Aptya, Friend of man, exalted, strengthen our
231 5, 42, 7 | Who, blessing most the man who sings and praises, comes
232 5, 44, 14| This Soma saith unto the man who watches, I rest and
233 5, 45, 5 | distance, and haste to meet the man who sacrifices.~
234 5, 48, 4 | What time he gives the man who calls on him in fight
235 5, 49, 2 | homage to him who dealeth out man's noblest treasure.~
236 5, 50, 1 | 1. LET every mortal man elect the friendship of
237 5, 50, 4 | in his home, friendly to man, like constant streams.~
238 5, 52, 4 | of mankind, guard mortal man from injury.~
239 5, 53, 2 | went?~Who was the bounteous man to whom their kindred rains
240 5, 53, 15| Favoured by Gods shall he the man, O Heroes, Marutr! and possessed
241 5, 61, 6 | firm and better than the man who turns~Away from Gods,
242 5, 61, 7 | discerns the weak and worn, the man who thirsts and is in want~
243 5, 61, 8 | mean niggard, is entitled man:~Only in weregild is he
244 5, 61, 15| lovers of the song to mortal man through holy hymn,~And hearers
245 5, 64, 2 | favouring love unto this man who singeth hymns,~For in
246 5, 65, 1 | to us of the Gods, -~The man whose praise-songs Varuna
247 5, 66, 1 | 1. O SAPIENT man, call the Two Gods, the
248 5, 66, 2 | high laws, the world of man hath been made beautiful
249 5, 67, 3 | guard from injury mortal man.~
250 5, 74, 2 | Gods in heaven?~Who is the man ye strive to reach? Who
251 5, 74, 6 | 6 Here is the man who lauds you both: to see
252 5, 85, 7 | have sinned against the man who loves us, have ever
253 5, 86, 1 | 1. THE mortal man whom ye, the Twain, Indra
254 5, 86, 5 | without guile for mortal man,~Worthy themselves, I honour
255 5, 87, 9 | irresistible, ye, Wise, to this man'a hater.~ ~
256 6, 1, 12| 12 Vouchsafe us ever, as man needs, O Vasu, abundant
257 6, 2, 3 | craving bliss, this race of man invites thee to the solemn
258 6, 2, 4 | 4 Let the man thrive who travails sore,
259 6, 4, 1 | 1. As at man's service of the Gods, Invoker,
260 6, 6, 7 | thy bright flames to the man who lauds thee.~
261 6, 10, 2 | O Agni with the fires of man enkindled,~Laud which bards
262 6, 10, 2 | butter, strength to this man, as 'twere for self-advantage.~
263 6, 13, 4 | 4 The man who, Son of Strength 1 with
264 6, 15, 3 | foeless helper of the skilful man, subduer of the enemy near
265 6, 15, 14| Priest, enjoyest from the man's rite-for thou art sacrificer -~
266 6, 16, 1 | Agni, amid the race of man.~
267 6, 16, 23| sat through every age of man,~Oblation-bearing messenger.~
268 6, 16, 25| strong and active mortal man, excellent, Agni, is the
269 6, 16, 26| serving thee to-day:~The man hath brought his hymn of
270 6, 16, 30| from the troubling of the man of sin:~Guard us thou Sage
271 6, 16, 32| with thy tongue, O God, the man who doeth evil deeds,~The
272 6, 16, 46| 46 The mortal man who serves the God with
273 6, 24, 2 | 2 He, Friend of man, most wise, victorious Hero,
274 6, 25, 5 | 5 Yet no strong man hath conquered thee, no
275 6, 26, 2 | booty:~To thee, the brave man's Lord, the fiends' subduer,
276 6, 28, 6 | Never be thief or sinful man your matter, and may the
277 6, 37, 4 | 4 Supreme, he stirs this man to give the guerdon,-Indra,
278 6, 45, 5 | of one and two,~Yea, of a man like one of us.~
279 6, 45, 19| wealth, who speeds the lowly man,~Him to whom chiefly prayer
280 6, 47, 16| the Hero as each strong man's tamer, ever advancing
281 6, 48, 20| s, O Maruts, or a mortal man's who worships, ye impetuous
282 6, 49, 13| 13 He who for man's behoof in his afiliction
283 6, 50, 7 | full protection, Friends of man, ye Waters, in peace and
284 6, 51, 16| foe,~The road whereon a man escapes all enemies and
285 6, 52, 2 | May the sky scorch the man who hates devotion.~
286 6, 54, 1 | O PUSAN, bring us to the man who knows, who shall direct
287 6, 54, 4 | Pusan forgetteth not the man who serveth him with offered
288 6, 54, 4 | with offered gift:~That man is first to gather wealth.~
289 6, 55, 3 | The Friend of every pious man.~
290 6, 59, 4 | these libations flow: that man, O Gods, ye ne'er consume.~
291 6, 59, 9 | that prospers every living man.~
292 6, 62, 3 | vigour, that the trouble of man who offers gifts might cease
293 6, 62, 10| our assailants who with man's treacherous attack approach
294 6, 63, 1 | Nasatyas hither? To this man's thought be ye, both Gods,
295 6, 65, 3 | bringing hither, to the man who worships, glory and
296 6, 65, 4 | is there treasure for the man who serves you, now for
297 6, 66, 3 | known to have received for man's advantage.~
298 6, 67, 6 | heaven and earth with food of man who liveth.~
299 6, 68, 5 | gladness.~That bounteous man through food shall conquer
300 6, 70, 2 | pour fatness for the pious man.~Ye who are Regents of this
301 6, 70, 3 | Earth, ye Hemispheres, that man succeeds.~He in his seed
302 6, 75, 14| duties, guard manfully the man from every quarter.~
303 7, 4, 3 | seize him hath shone for man with glow insufferable.~
304 7, 5, 8 | fame wide-spreading, on the man who offers.~
305 7, 7, 5 | bearer, and is seated in man's home, Brahman, Agni, the
306 7, 11, 3 | Bring the Gods hither like a man, O Agni: be thou our envoy,
307 7, 15, 14| With hundred walls for man's defence.~
308 7, 16, 4 | Strength, all food that fcedeth man: give that for which we
309 7, 20, 1 | born for hero exploit, man's Friend, hedoth whatever
310 7, 20, 1 | the Youthful, visiteth man's home with favour.~
311 7, 25 | fury.~When from the strong man's arm the lightning flieth,
312 7, 31, 5 | 5 Give us not up to man's reproach, to foeman's
313 7, 31, 10| To many clans he goeth, man's controller.~
314 7, 32, 10| him who freely gives.~The man whom Indra and the Marut
315 7, 32, 11| 11 Indra, that man when fighting shall obtain
316 7, 32, 14| what mortal will attack the man who hath his wealth in thee?~
317 7, 32, 19| Each day would I enrich the man who sang my praise, in whatsoever
318 7, 32, 20| his true ally the active man will gain the spoil.~Your
319 7, 35, 15| Immortal, knowing Law, whom man must worship, -~May these
320 7, 38, 2 | are golden, and hear this man while sacrifice is offered,~
321 7, 40, 3 | 3 Strong be the man and full of power, O Maruts,
322 7, 42, 4 | ease reclining in the rich man's dwelling,~Agni, well-pleased,
323 7, 55, 6 | 6 The man who sits, the man who walks,
324 7, 55, 6 | 6 The man who sits, the man who walks, and whosoever
325 7, 56, 15| heroes, wealth which no man uho hateth us may injure.~
326 7, 56, 19| These Maruts bring the swift man to a stand-still, and strength
327 7, 56, 19| guard the singer from the man who hates him and lay their
328 7, 56, 23| they sang you.~lle strong man, with the Maruts, wins in
329 7, 57, 2 | 2 The Maruts watch the man who sings their praises,
330 7, 59, 2 | worshipper subdues his foes.~That man increases home and strengthening
331 7, 59, 4 | the battle injures not the man to whom ye, Heroes, grant
332 7, 59, 8 | 8 Maruts, the man whose wrath is hard to master,
333 7, 60, 2 | 2 Looking on man, O Varuna and Mitra, this
334 7, 60, 11| highest riches,~That good man's mind the Mighty Ones will
335 7, 65, 1 | comes with good heed at each man's supplication.~
336 7, 69, 1 | food-laden, rich in coursers, man's protector.~
337 7, 70, 2 | eulogy awaits you in the man's house drink-offering hath
338 7, 70, 5 | Rsis offer.~Come to the man even as his heart desireth:
339 7, 73, 2 | 2 And, O Nasatyas, man's dear Priest is seated,
340 7, 75, 8 | Protect our sacred grass from man's reproaches. Preserve us
341 7, 81, 5 | hast of nourishment for man, bestow thou on us to enjoy.~
342 7, 82, 1 | foes, him who attacks the man steadfast in lengthened
343 7, 82, 6 | a few furthereth many a man.~
344 7, 82, 7 | side assails the mortal man~Whose sacrifice, O Gods,
345 7, 90, 2 | pure-drinking Vayu,~That man thou makest famous among
346 7, 91, 1 | adoration?~For Vayu and for man in his affliction they caused
347 7, 94, 12| 12 Slay ye the wicked man whose thought is evil of
348 7, 95, 3 | 3 Friendly to man he grew among the women,
349 7, 100, 1 | 1 NE'ER doth the man repent, who, seeking profit,
350 7, 104, 15| day if I have harassed any man's life or if I be a demon.~
351 8, 2, 14| 14 Foe of the man who adds no milk, he heeds
352 8, 2, 19| angry with us-like~A great man with a youthful bride.~
353 8, 2, 23| Sakra, him~The Friend of man, that he may drink;~
354 8, 2, 41| Vibhindu, thou hast helped this man, giving him thousands four
355 8, 3, 11| thou on to strength the man who strives to win, and
356 8, 3, 12| holpest Paura once, this man's devotions bent on gain.~
357 8, 4, 12| 12 The man with whom thou fillcst thee
358 8, 4, 16| treasures of the Dawn for mortal man whom thou dost speed.~
359 8, 5, 39| 39 No man, not any, goes upon the
360 8, 6, 44| mightiest Gods let mortal man choose Indra at the sacrifice,~
361 8, 7, 15| 15 Man should solicit with his
362 8, 7, 35| carry them, and give~The man who lauds them strength
363 8, 8, 13| rich gifts wherewith no man mav interfere.~Make us observe
364 8, 11, 4 | the worship of a hostile man,~However nigh itbe to thee.~
365 8, 12, 9 | rays of Surya the malicious man:~Like Agni conquering the
366 8, 14, 4 | is there, Indra, God or man, to hinder thy munificence,~
367 8, 18, 12| us the shelter that lets man go free,~Yea, even the sinner
368 8, 18, 14| ertake our human foe, the man who speaketh evil thing,~
369 8, 19, 6 | Gods or wrought by mortal man from any side o'ertaketh
370 8, 19, 9 | 9 That man, moreover, merits praise
371 8, 19, 21| with song the Friend of man, whom Gods sent down to
372 8, 19, 24| 24 The God, the Friend of man, who bears our gifts to
373 8, 20, 16| 16 The strong man to whose sacrifice, O Heroes,
374 8, 20, 22| 22 Even mortal man, ye Dancers breast adorned
375 8, 20, 26| to the ground our sick man's malady: replace the dislocated
376 8, 21, 11| for Friend, withstand the man who pants against us in
377 8, 21, 14| findest not the wealthy man to be thy friend: those
378 8, 23, 17| Sacrificing Priest for man.~
379 8, 23, 21| 21 The man who pays the worship due
380 8, 27, 4 | they be strengtheners of man, destroyers of his enemies.~
381 8, 27, 14| are the Gods with mortal man, co-sharers all of gracious
382 8, 27, 15| Mitra, harins the mortal, man who honours and obeys your
383 8, 27, 21| give fair treasure to the man, the wise man who hath sacrificed,~
384 8, 27, 21| treasure to the man, the wise man who hath sacrificed,~
385 8, 30, 2 | Three-and-Thirty Deities,~The Gods of man, the Holy Ones.~
386 8, 31, 2 | Sakra protects from woe the man who gives him sacrificial
387 8, 31, 15| car whom Gods attend.~The man who, sacrificing, strives
388 8, 31, 16| presser of juice, or pious man.~The man who, sacrificing,
389 8, 31, 16| juice, or pious man.~The man who, sacrificing, strives
390 8, 31, 17| far or keeps him off.~The man who, sacrificing, strives
391 8, 31, 18| of fleet-foot steeds.~The man who, sacrificing, strives
392 8, 33, 16| another's he delights, -~The man who brought us unto this.~
393 8, 39, 2 | godless, all the wicked man's malignities. Away let
394 8, 39, 4 | vital power even as each man supplicates.~He brings the
395 8, 44, 15| 15 The mortal man who serves the God Agni
396 8, 44, 28| 28 And let this man, good Agni, be with thee
397 8, 45, 15| treasure of the opulent man who, loth to give,~Hath
398 8, 46, 4 | guidance hath the mortal man whom Aryaman, the Marut
399 8, 46, 21| 21 Now let the godless man approach who hath received
400 8, 46, 27| prosperous Nahup, wise, to a man yet more devout.~
401 8, 47, 4 | the whole riches of this man they, the Adityas, have
402 8, 47, 12| be it well, and for the man who strives for fame.~
403 8, 48, 3 | What, O Immortal, mortal man's deception?~
404 8, 48, 6 | Soma, Shall I, as a rich man, attain to comfort?~
405 8, 51, 4 | thou wouldst fain bless the man here who strives for fame.~
406 8, 51, 6 | song, he looketh down as a man looketh into wells.~Pleased
407 8, 55, 6 | Soma-drinker come.~Thou to the man who- prays and pours the
408 8, 57, 19| deeds of might, not even the man who loves to blame.~Hath
409 8, 58, 17| bring him near for this man's good success, to prosper
410 8, 59, 11| 11 The man who brings no sacrifice,
411 8, 60, 1 | from all hate of mortal man.~
412 8, 60, 2 | from birih, the wrath of man hath no control:~Nay, Guardian
413 8, 60, 4 | not from wealth the mortal man whom, Agni, thou~Protectest
414 8, 60, 6 | heroes thou hast for the man who offers gifts:~Lead thou
415 8, 60, 7 | sins,~Unto the evil-hearted man.~
416 8, 60, 8 | 8 O Agni, let no godless man avert thy bounty as a God:~
417 8, 61, 2 | the priest be seated over man,~Beside the shoot of active
418 8, 61, 3 | they seek among the race of man;~With him for tougue they
419 8, 61, 17| Varuna.~That is the sick man's medicine.~
420 8, 62, 17| the Asvins, as an axearmed man upon a tree:~Let your protecting
421 8, 63, 4 | noblest Agni, Friend of man, best Vrtra-slayer, are
422 8, 63, 15| mighty flood.~Waters! no man is there who gives more
423 8, 64, 14| The reverent or unwearied man whose holy labour he accepts,~
424 8, 67, 6 | spieth out the wrath of man, he who can never be deceived:~
425 8, 68, 2 | he medicines;~The blind man sees, the cripple walks.~
426 8, 68, 6 | so may be speed the pious man,~And lengthen his remaining
427 8, 76, 2 | joyful heart in the abode of man preserve his life by means
428 8, 80, 2 | Thou roaming yonder, little man, beholding every house in
429 8, 82, 1 | hurls the bolt and works for man~
430 8, 82, 11| disregards,~Neither audacious man nor God.~
431 8, 85, 2 | Neither might God nor mortal man accomplish what the Strong
432 8, 85, 20| Indra is Vrtra's slayer, man's sustainer: he must be
433 8, 85, 21| Doer of many deeds for man's advantage, like Soma quaffed,
434 8, 86, 3 | 3 The riteless, godless man who sleeps, O Indra, his
435 8, 87, 6 | the foe,~Slayer of Dasyus, man's Supporter, Lord of Heaven.~
436 8, 90, 1 | YEA, specially that mortal man hath toiled for service
437 8, 90, 4 | 4 He whom no man may question, none may summon
438 8, 91, 22| When he enkindles Agni, man should with his heart attend
439 8, 92, 4 | 4 The mortal man whom thou wouldst lead to
440 8, 92, 12| wroth with us: by many a man his praise is sung,~Good
441 8, 94, 8 | thou silencest the enemy of man, with whon; thou goest round
442 8, 101, 4 | with your powers assist the man who worships.~
443 8, 103, 2 | of middle air,-no godless man is worthy to be called your
444 8, 103, 3 | splendour! aid the pious man who, unbewildered, keeps
445 9, 9, 6 | Aid us in holy rites, O Man: O Pavamana, drive away~
446 9, 21, 7 | course,~And roused the good man's hymn to life.~
447 9, 39, 2 | bringing store of food to man,~Make thou the rain descend
448 9, 45, 6 | steeped thou announcest to the man~Who worships thee heroic
449 9, 58, 2 | Goddess knows her grace to man:~Swift runs this giver of
450 9, 61, 11| wealth from the ungodly man,~Yea, all the glories of
451 9, 63, 8 | He, Pavamana, high o'er man yoked the Sun's courser
452 9, 65, 16| implored with holy songs, on man's behalf,~To travel through
453 9, 67, 31| 31 The man who reads the essence stored
454 9, 69, 1 | Soma is impelled to this man's holy rites.~
455 9, 69, 10| splendid treasures to the man who lauds thee. O Heaven
456 9, 70, 9 | ere we be oppres. sed. the man who knows the land directs
457 9, 70, 9 | knows the land directs the man who asks.~
458 9, 73, 1 | truth have borne the pious man across.~
459 9, 73, 4 | found the bonds that bind man last.~
460 9, 74, 5 | he swells with sap for man the skin which Gods enjoy.~
461 9, 77, 5 | Varuna whom the forward man can ne'er deceive.~Mitra,
462 9, 85, 2 | noblest food.~Full many a wise man lifts to thee the song of
463 9, 86, 26| ways all easy for the pious man.~Making the kine his mantle,
464 9, 92, 2 | 2 He who beholdeth man hath reached the filter:
465 9, 97, 1 | 1. MADE pure by this man's urgent zeal and impulse
466 9, 98, 10| Poured for the guerdon-giving man, poured for the God who
467 9, 107 | sacred gifts,~Who, friend of man, hath run amid the water-streams.
468 9, 107, 9 | entering the saucers as a man the fort, gold-hued hast
469 9, 114, 1 | 1. THE man who waIketh as the Laws
470 10, 4, 1 | Agni, O Ancient King, to man who fain would worship,~
471 10, 7, 2 | horses.~Good Lord, when man from thee hath gained enjoyment,
472 10, 11, 3 | lustre, hath shone out for man,~Since they, as was the
473 10, 11, 7 | Far-famed is he, the mortal man, O Agni, thou Son of Strength,
474 10, 14, 11| pathway, -~Entrust this man, O King, to their protection,
475 10, 15, 7 | Mornings, give riches to the man who brings oblations.~Grant
476 10, 16, 4 | o Jatavedas, bear this man to the region of the pious.~
477 10, 20, 5 | 5 To taste man's offerings, he, the Strong,
478 10, 22, 5 | none, be he God or mortal man.~
479 10, 22, 6 | Why are ye come to mortal man from distant realms of eapth
480 10, 22, 14| gu;na for every living man.~
481 10, 25, 8 | strength.~More skilled than man to guide us,-at your glad
482 10, 26, 2 | With sacred hymns let this man here, this singer, win the
483 10, 26, 5 | The Rsi who is good to man, the singer's Friend and
484 10, 27, 1 | pours the Soma.~I slay the man who brings no milkoblation,
485 10, 27, 11| 11 When a man's daughter hath been ever
486 10, 27, 11| loose on him his anger-the man who leads her home or he
487 10, 27, 13| have grasped: he eats the man who meets him. Around his
488 10, 28, 2 | breadth he standeth.~That man I guard and save in all
489 10, 28, 12| lauds to Soma.~Speaking like man, mete to us wealth and booty:
490 10, 29, 7 | by wisdom, the Friend of man, and by heroic exploits.~
491 10, 30, 5 | is delighted, as a young man with fair and pleasant damsels.~
492 10, 31, 2 | 2 A man should think on wealth and
493 10, 31, 4 | the household with this man whom God Savitar created.~
494 10, 32, 3 | with a shout of joy the man's auspicious marriage is
495 10, 34, 3 | mother hates me: the wretched man finds none to give him comfort.~
496 10, 34, 7 | gifts and then destroy the man who wins, thickly anointed
497 10, 34, 9 | and, handless, force the man with hands to serve them.~
498 10, 37, 3 | 3 No godless man from time remotest draws
499 10, 38, 3 | 3 The godless man, much-lauded Indra, whether
500 10, 39, 3 | thin and feeble, and the man with broken bones.~
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